After three decades of leading work on Growlers on Whidbey Island, Michael Johannsen is retiring.
Years of drama will be resolved once for all at the Roller Barn in Oak Harbor on Aug. 26.
Special needs youths will take over Southeast Barrington Drive and speed for a good cause Aug. 26.
Cantwell visited Whidbey to promote a $11.8 federal investment that will improve broadband access.
Algae blooms strike again, claiming Pass Lake and Lone Lake.
Oak Harbor business offers ‘classy inflatables’
The Whidbey Homeless Coalition is preparing to open an emergency shelter located near Coupeville.
The Ethiopian Education Fund is holding an informational meeting in Langley at 5 p.m. on Aug. 20
Shotgun wads are the most identifiable trash found at the beach
“Ship of Fools: a Giant Puppet Odyssey” will take place at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 20.
Habitat for Humanity announced the acceptance of two families into their Homeownership Program.
The family is now left with an uninhabitable house, medical debt and no legal recourse.
Despite objections from the community, reductions to the 2023-24 budget will move forward.
