Life
This little piggy mends a heart in Oak Harbor
Sirius is still adjusting to life in his new home.
News
Memorial Day parade route trimmed in Coupeville
Popularity of Coupeville’s Memorial Day parade has created big concerns for the little town.
News
Garage of Blessings lands new location
In less than two weeks, Kristiina Miller will get the keys to the new home of the Garage…
News
Oak Harbor Farmers Market begins 24th season Thursday
Ominous skies in the distance didn’t stop Peg Tennant from visiting the site of the Oak Harbor Farmers…
Life
Whale of a tale: No day the same for Fish & Wildlife enforcement
There is no manual that outlines the proper way to tie a knot around a dead gray whale…
Business
Gene’s Art & Frame celebrates 50 years in business
Gene Phelps remembers when Oak Harbor was a quiet little town where the only traffic jam was caused…
News
Sun shines on Central Whidbey Hearts & Hammers
On a beautiful Saturday afternoon, a small group gathered at a home tucked in the woods just outside…
News
Oak Harbor culinary students place 16th at nationals
Mary Arthur is in awe of the generosity and support she sees from the Oak Harbor community year…
Life
Tony Popp, familiar face on base, retires
On the first day of the rest of his life, Tony Popp woke up with a stuffy nose…
News
Small spill creates initial concern in Penn Cove
Business owners on the Coupeville Wharf got a mild scare early Friday afternoon when a boater pulled up…
Life
Enforcement officers remind clam diggers that Penn Cove beach is closed
A new rule closing shellfish harvesting at a popular Whidbey Island beach is catching many clammers by surprise.
Life
Land trust faces a hairy situation: removal of 100 acres of noxious weed
Crockett Lake is known for attracting an array of bird species, making it one of Whidbey Island’s most…
Life
Anglers ready to test waters for lingcod, halibut
Many Puget Sound anglers could be developing a scratchy throat and cough this weekend as they ponder the…