After 15 years at Ken’s Korner in Clinton, Island Drug is looking for a new location after being unable to secure a new lease with… Continue reading
Coupeville schools Superintendent Steve King’s three-year contract was renewed this past week by the school district’s board of directors. The unanimous vote happened during a… Continue reading
Summer entertainment outside of the home might be hard to come by these days, but a South Whidbey arts organization will be hosting a series… Continue reading
A self-titled “Crazy Bag Lady” and a gardener have joined forces for the second year in a row to sell their reusable bags and bouquets,… Continue reading
While many Langley restaurants have opted to take advantage of the city’s new proclamation to move seating outdoors, the city is now inviting other vendors… Continue reading
A new farmer who has bitten off a little more than he can chew is asking the community for apples, which he has been using… Continue reading
Ferry riders frustrated by the lengthy wait times this past weekend for the Clinton-Mukilteo route should anticipate that things might not get much better this… Continue reading
Langley officials and community members decided to continue the discussion about dismantling systemic racism during Monday’s council meeting. The Langley council is taking steps towards… Continue reading
Coupeville leaders are no longer considering closing Front Street to traffic. Mayor Molly Hughes announced during a teleconferenced town council meeting Tuesday, June 9 that… Continue reading
A community outreach coordinator and self-described concerned citizen advocate is the third challenger in the race for Island County Commissioner, Dist. 2 seat. Democrat Fe… Continue reading
Many events may have been canceled this summer, but the South Whidbey Parks and Aquatics Foundation is planning to host a series of open swim… Continue reading
For one hour out of the week, the Langley bunnies of Cascade Avenue have been ceding the long strip of grass facing the Puget Sound… Continue reading
County officials are urging people who have received invoices for the free COVID tests they received back in May to ignore them. The bills were… Continue reading
A North Whidbey woman whose life is in pieces after an explosion destroyed her entire home is seeking the community’s support. Around 8:55 p.m. on… Continue reading
South Whidbey residents are calling on Langley leaders to be the first to support change in the community. During a teleconferenced city council meeting Monday… Continue reading
A celebration for the graduating class of South Whidbey High School is scheduled to occur beginning at noon in Langley this Saturday, June 13. In… Continue reading
A South Whidbey business taking a stand against racism and police brutality wants people to know that all shoppers are welcome, regardless of political views… Continue reading
