The pandemic has brought a longtime farmer out of retirement.
Green thumbs who have had a taste of spring sunshine and want to begin planting can do so with the help of the Island County Master Gardeners.
The National Passport Center has been directing people to Langley.
A bond measure in 2022 might be another funding source for the pool along with grants.
The old concrete cistern hasn’t been utilized for 25 years.
A nonprofit organization with a mission to meet the needs of foster children will hold its first-ever auction online. For several years, the board members… Continue reading
Mark Brinkman, 56, passed away unexpectedly Sunday night.
The Coupeville Farmers Market opened last weekend and more markets are coming up.
The event at Clinton Community Hall on April 17 will have clothing and toiletries for women in need.
Vaccination rates and efforts to reach underserved communities are growing.
South Whidbey Elementary School students got a taste of what it would be like to live as gray whales.
Three new scultpures are coming to Langley
A cacophony of happy buzzers and bells and a riot of glowing lights signals the return of another Langley institution after a long pandemic slumber.… Continue reading
A social organization and historic South Whidbey location wrapped in one recently caught the attention of community members increasingly concerned about its purported association with… Continue reading
First-time offenders will receive a warning. Any further offenses will incur a fine of $150.
Student enrollment numbers show increases for South Whidbey and Coupeville school districts.
The female eagle’s injuries were too severe for it to be saved.
North Whidbey’s Cascadia Heritage Farm focuses on preserving critically endangered breeds.
The show will run June 10-20.
The portable restrooms would be part of an experiment running from May through October.
