The timing of Lance Gibbon’s announcement was a major factor in board members’ decision to seek an interim superintendent.
O ne woman’s discovery of a brood of owlets in Coupeville caught the eyes of many admirers on social media, including one South End photographer.
Mendoza, 32, and Brandon Ezell, 33, both graduated from Island County Superior Court’s adult Drug Court on April 8.
Concept designs for the park featured six soccer fields, two multi-purpose fields, four Little League fields, four softball fields, one baseball field and a building with restrooms or concessions.
Bobbi Lornson, past president of the Oak Harbor Lions Club president and volunteer, was recently recognized for her contributions to the community.
Joel Atienza’s advice to Space Force hopefuls? “Remember, ‘The sky is not the limit.’”
A Coupeville chef has expanded his partnership with local business owners to help his restaurant survive during the coronavirus pandemic.
His new job as the superintendent for the Snoqualmie Valley School District begins July 1.
The 44-year-old lost control of her vehicle near Coupeville on Wednesday.
The school board voted Thursday to change their reopening plan again so that grades 5-12 will have four full days per week of in-person instruction by the end of April.
No one was injured by the flames although one of the occupants lost three rats.
Rishi Sharma has met more than 1,100 World War II combat veterans to document their stories.
Oak Harbor City Council members have not yet decided whether to accept the sculpture as a gift.
