IRTPO received $403,200 to create a safe streets master plan.
After three years, permits were granted to replace and repair degraded caps and piles at the wharf.
Whidbey Island is one step closer to having its second state-certified creative district.
Tickets are now on sale for Musselfest 2023.
The town of Coupeville is taking preliminary steps to protect its shoreline.
Tails will be wagging on the South End following a class for pet-owning bakers.
For kids at Crescent Harbor Elementary School, getting a good book is as easy as getting a snack.
The Port of Coupeville continues to pursue ownership of the A.J. Eisenberg Airport near Oak Harbor.
High tides exceeded 13 feet in some areas on the island between Jan. 21 and 25.
The Central Whidbey Hearts and Hammers community dinner is back.
The most visited state park in Washington was recently recognized nationally for its beauty.
A mixed-media owl sculpture by a Clinton resident was selected for the “Birds of a Fiber” exhibit.
The restrictive nature of permitting requirements was one of the complaints business owners shared.
