Earlier this month, Joan Samson and Ed Hodson opened Japonica Diner on South Whidbey.
The company said rumors about plans to replace Red Apple with self-storage units are false.
Lee plans a community-support agriculture model with a choice between two subscription levels.
SkyRoot Farmc is an organic farm that practices regenerative farming to sustainably grow food.
Clothing on the racks is organic, sustainably made and ethically sourced, with natural fibers.
The family business opened this week, fulfilling the dream of two lifelong hobby bakers.
A shared passion for trading cards recently turned into a business for all sports aficionados.
Two Whidbey dog and cat experts are making veterinary visits less scary for clinic-phobic pets.
The Barre Crawl, a fitness center located on Fidalgo Avenue, is the place to be for new parents.
A North Whidbey-based nonprofit has been helping people become desirable job candidates.
For wine aficionados, an upcoming tasting event may take them by surprise.
The business, located on the wharf, will serve as the hub for the new Coupeville Creative District.
Pronkin’ Pastures has long been a place where people can shop high-quality yarn and meet alpacas.
