Life
Children’s author focuses on local produce, seasonality
A Whidbey Island author has recently published a children’s book that teaches kids about local food and the…
Rachel Rosen
Life
Dog handler heads to nationals
An Oak Harbor high schooler will again compete to be the top junior dog handler in her age…
News
Wiegenstein appointed to city council
Oak Harbor City Council has selected a mental health professional to fill its empty seat.
News
West Whidbey Ave. project moves forward
West Whidbey Avenue in Oak Harbor will undergo utility improvements and an overlay this summer.
Life
New mural to honor military families
A world renowned artist will paint a new mural to honor Navy families in downtown Oak Harbor.
Business
Veteran-owned gun shop rebrands
The owners of a shooting range and gun shop in Oak Harbor is rebranding with an emphasis on…
News
Island Transit to offer Sunday service
Island Transit will offer bus rides on Sunday for the first time in the agency’s history.
News
Students protest play ban, school board is mum
The Oak Harbor School Board did not respond to students who asked to perform the “The Laramie Project”
News
Council selects short list for open seat
Oak Harbor City Council has selected four candidates to interview for its empty seat.
News
Students protest after district vetoes play
“The Laramie Project” tells the true story of the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard.
News
County cleans up homeless camp
Hoffman Road on North Whidbey was closed Wednesday to allow for a large trash cleanup.
Business
Pilates Collective is altogether invigorating
Pilates Collective has been an institution on the South End of the island for 20 years.
News
Council chooses grant application projects
Oak Harbor decided to apply for county grants to fund dredging of the marina and other projects.