Officials with the Town of Coupeville announced Tuesday evening that the Madrona Way project will be suspended until spring.
Madrona Way will remain closed to through traffic, only open to the residents, as it has been during the construction period.
Members of the Coupeville United Methodist Church Handbell Ensemble played Christmas songs for the enjoyment of a group of seniors at the Coupeville HUB last Wednesday.
Reflecting on 20 years of leadership and accomplishments, Nancy Conard finds it difficult to pick any particular thing she’s most proud of.
Phase 1 of the marine display at Coupeville Wharf is finished, but the project still needs donations in order to complete phase II.
The transition of management at the Greenbank Farm continues as new port leadership works with the outgoing management group to tie up loose ends.
As volunteers organize and prepare this year’s Holiday House, they’ve noticed a few toys that Santa’s helpers forgot to bring.
With the gift-giving program for families in need already underway, volunteers say there’s still time to donate items that may be on some children’s Christmas lists.
The Coupeville Festival Association gave out more than $28,000 in community grants Monday night that help support the artistic and historic culture of Central Whidbey.
Officials for the Town of Coupeville are advising residents to keep businesses and homes secure after a series of burglaries were reported last Thursday morning.
Holiday spirit will be on display in Coupeville Saturday with the town’s annual Greening of Coupeville celebration.
For the 15th year in a row, Coupeville resident Jack Tingstad will once again open his model railroad to the public for two days this weekend.
And as always, there’s something new to see.
In conjunction with Small Business Saturday, the Coupeville Chamber of Commerce is offering a chance to sip on local wine, dine on local appetizers and shop in the town’s variety of small shops.
The Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association is once again offering an afternoon of sweet fun Saturday with the annual Gingerbread Workshop.
Tom Rusnak of Coupeville raced through Prairie Center Red Apple with speed and determination Saturday.
