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Oak Harbor man burned in bedroom blaze
An Oak Harbor man was injured early Wednesday morning while attempting to put out a small fire in…
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Panel nears Pioneer Way art decision
A meeting next week may be the public’s last opportunity to weigh in on proposed art pieces for…
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Trailhead marks city’s ‘crown jewel’
Oak Harbor’s waterfront trail project reached a major milestone last week with the completion of the system’s centerpiece.
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Environmental concerns sparked by Oak Harbor sewer plant siting
It doesn’t have to smell like roses, but Oak Harbor’s new wastewater treatment plant better not stink. It…
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North Whidbey Fire and Rescue plunks down $1.55 million for new headquarters in Oak Harbor
After investing nearly $400,000 on a new building on Heller Road, North Whidbey Fire and Rescue commissioners this…
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Almberg fumbles on campaign announcement
Oak Harbor City Councilman Rick Almberg may have run afoul of state campaign laws when he used a…
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Beautifying Coupeville for half a century
As the ancient proverb goes, bread may feed the body but it’s flowers that feed the soul. If…
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A mighty wind slows Whidbey Marathon runners
Numbers are up from last year, which means the 10th annual Whidbey Island Marathon was more than likely…
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No-go zone around orcas doubles
Hoping to improve orca populations around Whidbey Island and throughout Puget Sound, federal regulators have added a few…
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One-way project marks one month in Oak Harbor
One month down, six more to go. April Fool’s Day marked the end of the first month of…
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Coupeville kids do jumping jacks for Guinness
The Coupeville Boys and Girls Club jumped its way into history books last week. On March 22, 19…
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Whidbey marathon to attract 2,000
At age 13, Coupeville resident Dalton Martin is going to be the youngest participant in the 2011 Whidbey…
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Downtown Oak Harbor shows signs of new life
Pioneer Way may not be a rainbow, especially in its current state, but it’s not stopping an Oak…