Wesley Worrel has the eye twinkle, a little belly and the patience for dealing with an onslaught of small children.
Not sure if he’s the real Santa?
Wesley Worrel has the eye twinkle, a little belly and the patience for dealing with an onslaught of small children.
Not sure if he’s the real Santa?
A car flipped over on West Beach Road near the intersection of Van Dam Road just after 9 a.m. Monday.
Mitchell trains service dogs for Summit Assistance Dogs, a North Whidbey nonprofit.
Oak Harbor is seeing an uptick in thefts of packages off front porches. In a 24-period earlier this week, the police received reports of at least half a dozen thefts.
The band is planning a stop in Oak Harbor, performing a production, “Home for the Holidays,” at 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 13 at Oak Harbor High School.
Three people were hurt and traffic was snarled Wednesday night after a state trooper collided with another driver at the intersection of Highway 20 and Whidbey Avenue in Oak Harbor.
Oak Harbor is seeing an uptick in thefts of packages off people’s front porches. Since yesterday, the police received reports of at least half a dozen box grabs.
In 1942, the world was engulfed in war and Patricia Ricketts wanted to do her bit.
Santa’s entrance was the exclamation point on a Christmas tree lighting event downtown that included all the festive favorites: caroling, tasty treats, music and, of course, a Western Red Cedar festooned with lights and a giant star.
On the 74th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Harold Johnson remembered that terrible day, and we remember with him. He and Harold Shimer, another local survivor, were honored during a ceremony Monday at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station.
It’s official: Whidbey Island Naval Air Station is the No. 1 naval base in the world.
The Navy recognizes the top bases in its annual Installation Excellence Awards, which compares how well bases are operated and maintained.
It will soon be more expensive to swim at the Oak Harbor pool.
In a contentious decision, the board that oversees the North Whidbey Parks and Recreation District decided to raise prices, effective at the start of the new year.
An Oak Harbor man survived a 40-foot fall down an abandoned well Saturday morning on his property on Southwest Rockrose Drive.
The man saw a depression in his yard and decided to investigate. As he dug into the ground with a shovel, the ground collapsed and he tumbled down the hole, said Oak Harbor Fire Chief Ray Merrill.