News
Quake felt on Whidbey
Whidbey shook Thursday evening, but the bright object seen in the sky Friday morning isn’t to blame.
News
Coupeville Port maintains IDD levy rate
The port’s Board of Commissioners voted to maintain the Industrial Development District levy.
Life
Students take director’s seat
The 2023 Fall Drama Fest will feature four one-act plays at Oak Harbor High School.
Life
Dying to meet at the Death Cafe
Island Senior Resources invites residents to talk about death at two upcoming Death Cafe events.
Life
Whidbey veteran offers lifetime of service
Frost is one of the over 11,000 veterans in Island County that will be honored on Veterans Day.
News
King tides will rise again
Whidbey residents should expect king tides to occur between November and February.
News
Whidbey hosts events to honor veterans
Whidbey Island will honor those who have served, including the county’s over 11,000 veterans.
Life
Pacific Northwest Air Museum presents war film that combines history with heavy metal music
Metalheads and history nerds can enjoy Swedish metal band Sabaton’s movie at Oak Harbor Cinemas.
Life
Keeping the flag flying
As part of a decades-long tradition, hundreds of American flags will line up the sidewalks Nov. 11.
News
Navy to replace base housing on Whidbey Island
NASWI announced two housing projects, though they won’t increase the total number of units available.
Business
Historic squash farm carries on tradition
For decades, the Sherman family has been cherishing a unique treasure: the sugar Hubbard squash.
Business
Bryan Stucky recognized for business prowess at Best of Whidbey awards
Stucky won best business person of the year, and Wallin-Stucky Funeral Home won best business.
News
City replaces charging stations
Oak Harbor replaced two outdated electric vehicle charging stations on Dock Street.