Site Logo
Embrace whidbey

Life

New Whidbey, Camano joint tourism board approved

A board that spends hundreds of thousands of dollars each year is being replaced.

Raylan Givens posted this image of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyaho holding a VAQ-135 patch.

News

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shows love for Growler squadron

Photos and videos posted online show the Israeli prime minister with several NAS Whidbey members.

U.S. Navy photo. An EA-18G Growler, attached to Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ) 133, prepares to launch from the flight deck of Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in support of Operation Epic Fury on March 2.

News

Growlers are ‘critical factor’ in Operation Epic Fury

The Growlers will be suppressing, jamming and destroying radar systems and missile batteries.

News

Sentencing set in murder of Whidbey man

A jury found 67-year-old Lynda Mercy, a Bellingham resident, guilty of murder.

Life

Oak Harbor Lions fete 75 years with seafood extravaganza

The Oak Harbor Lions Club is holding a special event to fill guests to the gills with seafood.

photo

News

Hospital, HealthTech at odds as board eyes contract

The hospital’s contract with HealthTech expires in March of 2027.

News

Oak Harbor man accused of possessing child porn

A Navy man is accused of exchanging images of child porn and bestiality with a chief petty officer.

An drawing from Island County shows a potential site for a new jail north of Oak Harbor.

News

County sets meetings for potential jail sites

Island County leaders are looking at three possible locations for the construction of a new jail.

News

Attorney appointed to hospital board

Katherine Nelson is a health dispute arbitrator and attorney.

Janet

News

St. Clair not seeking reelection, ‘Granta Claus’ throws hat in ring

This year is a consequential election year for Island County government.

News

Hospital board picks four finalists

The board received a total of six nominees for the seat.

News

Man charged in peculiar car chase

Charges include trying to elude a pursuing police vehicle, criminal trespass and malicious mischief.

News

Oak Harbor Lions Club fight results in lawsuit, police investigation

Two groups of people are claiming to be the rightful board of directors of the club.