Life
Valentine’s Day events are plentiful on island
Whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day or Galentine’s Day, here’s a roundup of love-themed events.
News
Oak Harbor City Council adopts nepotism policy for boards
It’s unclear if the only person potentially affected by the rule will continue to serve.
Life
Therapy dogs offer comfort and joy
Dogs on Call volunteers provide registered and insured therapy dog visits across Whidbey.
Life
Oak Harbor artists spread their wings
Several artists from the Garry Oak Gallery in Oak Harbor will be in an upcoming Anacortes art show.
Life
Photographer focuses on community
A retired cardiologist will have a solo exhibit through February at the Frank Rose Gallery.
News
Oak Harbor adopts speed zone reductions
Council passed the ordinance — which helps align city code with state rules — unanimously.
Life
Playhouse presents edgy rock musical
“RENT” is bringing powerful harmonies and themes of love, poverty and addiction to the Playhouse.
News
No injuries in rollover crash
The driver lost control on an icy road and the car slid, hit a curb and rolled onto…
Life
Whidbey painter brings the dark to light
Katy Holley, an Oak Harbor artist, takes on the difficult challenge of painting nighttime landscapes
News
Coupeville school levies on the Feb. 10 ballot
Two levies in support of the Coupeville School District are up for renewal next month.
Business
Steeped in stillness, The Empty Tea Cup opens in Oak Harbor
Owner Joshua Brock offers a meditative oasis away from the busy world with his new tea house.
News
Club relocated due to sewage problems
The Oak Harbor Boys and Girls Club became unusable due to a sewage system problem on Jan. 13.
Life
Oak Harbor in the running for favorite small town
The city is representing the island in a nationwide small-town popularity competition.