It’s not uncommon for Roberta Piercy to be on the water six days a week. That devotion recently landed the Coupeville resident a spot on… Continue reading
Charles and Ruth Hammer have never seen anything like the feeding frenzy taking place on the back porch of their Coupeville home this winter. Hummingbirds… Continue reading
Bruiser, it seems, can’t catch a break these days. Whidbey Island’s lone resident elk got his antlers tangled up with a bicycle about three weeks… Continue reading
Resting snugly on a sun-lit bench, Ivan was drifting slowly into cat dream land when a red dot on the floor caught his attention. Caitlin… Continue reading
The sight of three Christmas wreaths hung on the horse stable of Ronnie Sitko’s barn is not only festive, it’s symbolic. The wreaths are a… Continue reading
A season will be put in place at Whidbey Island’s most popular clamming spot in 2017 allowing shellfish populations to rebound. The beaches on the… Continue reading
Sometimes, strength can come from unexpected sources. Crystal Aguilar, the unit director of the Coupeville Boys &Girls Club, has found on more than one occasion… Continue reading
It looks more like a motorcycle helmet, is lighter weight, offers a reduced profile and improved balance. But there’s one barrier standing in the way… Continue reading
A malfunction in the environmental control system of an E/A-18G Growler led to an on-deck emergency that seriously injured two aircrew and damaged the aircraft… Continue reading
On a sloping piece of wooded property at the end of Towhee Lane, wild birds enjoy a little slice of paradise. Aside from abundant natural… Continue reading
Visitors entering Coupeville may notice a new crimson flag swirling in the wind along Main Street. The flag, coupled with a similarly branded sign and… Continue reading
The Navy lifted a temporary suspension of flight operations for E/A-18G Growlers this morning following an investigation into Friday’s mishap that injured two aircrew at… Continue reading
Flight operations have been suspended for all E/A-18G Growlers while the Navy investigates an on-deck emergency that injured two aircrew and damaged an aircraft this… Continue reading
A special showing of “Lost & Found” will take place at The Clyde in Langley Dec. 27, including an appearance by the movie’s producer and director.
Laurence Boado admitted it was a little nerve-racking fielding questions from the Coupeville School Board. All eyes were on Boado, a Coupeville High School junior,… Continue reading
Central Whidbey fire district proposes bond to expand station, replace three aging apparatus
He might cover his eyes on occasion, but Jon Crimmins is planning to be keenly focused on his television screen Friday night. His anticipation has… Continue reading
The Boys & Girls Club of Oak Harbor is looking for a new home. A community group has found a potential site on city property where a new center could be built.
Fire commissioner has spent three decades bringing joy to a community
The Santa Mobile, orchestrated by Central Whidbey Fire & Rescue, will start its first of seven routes through Central Whidbey beginning Dec. 5.
