Under the canopy of a pair of revered, century-old cottonwood trees, a small group joined hands, sang songs, prayed and rejoiced, offering thanks for the beautiful simplicity of what nature provided.
At a meeting attended by about 20 people last week at the Coupeville Library, it was announced that the new friends group was forging ahead and the process of taking the first baby steps began.
The Coupeville Garden Club’s annual plant sale will take place from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Saturday, April 30 at the Coupeville Rec Hall.
Boat operators launching near the Coupeville ferry landing should find themselves on better footing these days.
Holland Happening holds a special place in Sooz Konopik’s heart.
Fifty-two performing artists from kindergarten through 12th grade made the cut to participate in the first Whidbey Has Talent show Sunday. They competed in three different divisions that aligned with elementary, middle and high-school grades.
Nearly once a year, Central Whidbey Fire & Rescue is dispatched to a pond at the Keystone Spit where vehicles manage to find their way.
Ebey’s Reserve is looking for independent filmmakers of all abilities to participate in the May 6-8 competition that will showcase the Reserve and shine a spotlight on the National Park Service, which is celebrating its centennial.
At a meeting attended by about 20 people Tuesday night at the Coupeville Library, it was announced that the new friends group was forging ahead and the process of taking the first baby steps began.
To address a diminishing candidate pool in an aging community, Central Whidbey Fire & Rescue has evolved over the years in how it recruits volunteer firefighters.
A pair of gray whales were spotted near shore in Admirals Cove Sunday in Coupeville.
Deer Lake received a planting of 492 triploid trout about a pound and a half apiece Monday, while Goss Lake got 4,000 catchable-sized trout, which are about a half pound and between 8 and 12 inches in length.
Rarely a day goes by that Robert Pelant isn’t invigorated by some sort of interesting find on a sprawling piece of land he cherishes in Coupeville.
