Following a time-honored tradition, Air Force Maj. Shalin Turner is drenched with water on July 10 after his final flight…
Island County commissioners approved $30,000 for maintenance of the Island County Fairgrounds Monday, although management of the property remains uncertain.
Navy Petty Officer Mike McCastle said he plans to feel some pain.
A portion of a Freeland trail project was removed from the county’s Capital Improvement Plan Monday.
And more than 1,600 civilian visitors were given a rare glimpse of Whidbey Island Naval Air Station Saturday.
An ecstatic Carrie Worra raises her hand in celebration as her husband Cmdr. Daniel C. Worra is piped over the…
Island County Commissioners agreed to fund a contractor to manage the Island County fairgrounds for one year.
The Navy’s use of Outlying Field Coupeville to train the EA-18G Growlers is a critical topic for this year’s congressional primary, which ends Aug. 5.
While candidates for Commissioner District No. 3 said they share a desire to help shape the future of Island County, their individual visions differ widely.
Gary stuntz said he loves sailing both because of the freedom he feels on the water and the thrill of racing against other seasoned sailors.
Whidbey Isle Yarns owner Dena Royal said Thursday that she plans to move her living quarters out of her Pioneer Way shop in Oak Harbor and into a Coupeville apartment next week.
Frances Griswold excitedly pulled out a rock that crumbled in her hand and showed it to other researchers Tuesday.
Democratic Congress-man Rick Larsen said Thursday he’ll continue his support for use of Outlying Field Coupeville by the EA-18G Growlers based at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station.