Several treasured historical structures in Ebey’s Reserve have been getting much-needed TLC with the help of local and visiting preservationists.
It was more than just a ride for Bruno Bechthold. It was a chance to face his fear side by…
A proposal by a downtown business to encroach on public parking for outdoor dining has other area businesses talking.
Kimberly Hoctor made three sales before she even opened her Coupeville store last weekend.
Women saw handbags in a window display and walked right in, excitedly ignoring the signs informing customers of her opening date.
Coupeville Lions are gearing up for the club’s largest fundraiser of the year.
Starting this week, club members are busy setting up what’s advertised as the “biggest and best” garage sale.
Town of Coupeville got a slap on the wrists by the Washington State Auditor for how it distributed bonuses in 2011 and 2012.
In an audit report released March 29, the auditor’s office noted the town paid its employees extra compensation which is not allowable per Washington State Constitution.
Coupeville Town Council is continuing its exploration into what to do with the town’s marshal’s office.
A workshop was held last week and council members revisited options for further review.
There are three ways to look at staffing a police force, said Mayor Nancy Conard. It can be staffed based on how it’s always staffed, on a per capita basis or need basis.
By Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Joan E. Jennings, Navy Public Affairs Support Element West, Det. Whidbey Island Sailors stationed…
Rain or shine, sleek tribal canoes glided through Penn Cove Saturday during the Penn Cove Water Festival.
US Navy Photo by: CTR2 IDW Brittany Dymond. Vice Adm. Mike Rogers, Commander U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/Commander U.S. Tenth…
US Navy Photo by: CTR2 IDW Brittany Dymond. Vice Adm. Mike Rogers, Commander U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/Commander U.S. Tenth Fleet…
Kathy Baxter wasn’t necessarily looking for a major construction project when she decided to buy a home on Central Whidbey last summer.
Although she did have an idea in mind of what she wanted, she said she didn’t think she would find it.
Two weeks later and her dream home popped up and was within her price range.
Remember when power outages used to be fun? As a child I got so excited when the power went out.
It meant sitting by candlelight, playing games as a family and warming soup on the wood stove.
