After serving four years in the Navy, Gary Van Cleve returned home to Yakima to figure out what he was going to do with the rest of his life.
The howling wind that whistled outside the Coupeville Garden Club greenhouse brought out some light humor among members.
Al Koetje donned a Dutch hat Tuesday, offering a preview of what’s in store for Holland Happening paradegoers Saturday.
As much as Kay Daniel loved her bookstore and hated the idea of closing it, no other ending seemed possible until the day her son intervened two years ago.
One of the Pacific Northwest’s most influential figures on the professional sports scene will be hosting a lunch and talk on Whidbey Island next week.
Rocco Strain can cover the 2.5 miles on his road bike from home to school in under seven minutes.
It’s not easy being at the top. For Dale Sandri, wearing the title of president with the Oak Harbor Emblem Club means at times he’ll wear different hats.
Whidbey Island will get a bit of national exposure in the coming months after a film production company shoots a car commercial on the island next week.
As a middle school science teacher, Terry Welch can tell you what’s the matter with matter and is crystal clear in her understanding of rock formations.
But interpreting a message on her iPhone can sometimes still be an adventure.
Elijah Webb’s senior year isn’t turning out quite as he expected.
Whidbey Island will get a bit of national exposure in the coming months after a film production company shoots a car commercial on the island next week.
Oak Harbor’s Garry Oak Gallery is taking on a new look these days with more changes to come. The cooperative art gallery is featuring the works of three notable guest artists over the next few months and has embraced the return of fiber artist Barbara Lyter to the group.
Less than a quarter-mile away from Laura Renninger’s Oak Harbor home is an oddly shaped oak tree that holds special meaning to her family. For most who pass by where 6th Avenue meets Quaker Street, the tree holds few distinguishing features in an area shaded by many more towering Garry oaks, but not to the Renningers.
