Whidbey General Hospital and its clinics will transition to the new moniker WhidbeyHealth next month.
Anne Tarrant, the president of the Whidbey Island Public Hospital District Board, handed in her letter of resignation Monday citing plans to relocate.
Whidbey General Hospital and its clinics will transition to the new moniker WhidbeyHealth next month.
It’s hard at times to get high school students to think about larger issues like tax rates, income and the role of corporate contributions in politics — but that didn’t stop Hedrick Smith.
The Oak Harbor School District employs 358 teachers who spend their days making a difference for the town’s children. This is the story of one of them.
The robotics team from Oak Harbor High School took home a Spirit Award at the World Robotics Championships in St. Louis, one of only four teams out of the 600 competing to do so.
It’s no secret Congressman Rick Larsen supports the Navy, so much so that he said he doesn’t see Naval Air Station Whidbey Island going anywhere.
As if 3,000 pounds of pork isn’t enough, chef Scott Fraser is adding one more gigantic oinker to the Pigfest celebration.
If you’ve had to call the Oak Harbor police — or, ahem, been misbehaving — there’s a good chance you’ve met Steve Nordstrand.
It’s no secret Congressman Rick Larsen supports the Navy — so much so that he said he doesn’t see Naval Air Station Whidbey Island going anywhere.
Being the No. 1 high school baker in the state is easy as pie for Genevieve Boushey.
The 18-year-old Oak Harbor High School senior took top honors at a commercial baking competition in Tacoma last month, and she’s slated to represent Washington at a national competition in Louisville, Kentucky in June.
Oak Harbor School District is in the midst of making student drop offs at Hillcrest Elementary safer and easier by creating a new buses-only entrance from Heller Road.
It looked like the Oak Harbor hydroplane races were dead in the water, but two local businessmen are committed to making them happen — even if they take a financial hit.
Craig McKenzie and Jim Woessner, of the Craig McKenzie Team of Keller Williams Whidbey, are moving forward with plans to hold an event called Hydros for Heroes scheduled for Aug. 13-14.
