Land Trust protects forest land off Broadway

News

Land Trust protects forest land off Broadway

Whidbey Camano Land Trust closed on property off Broadway Street and Black Road in Coupeville, protecting more than…

Newborn first patient at new hospital addition

News

Newborn first patient at new hospital addition

$50 million wing passes its first week on the job

Zylstra honored for role in shaping medical care on Whidbey Island

News

Zylstra honored for role in shaping medical care on Whidbey Island

In 1970, doctors, nurses and administrators opened the doors to Whidbey General Hospital for the first time.

News

Notable: Islanders make the Eastern Washington dean’s list

ORENDA DOUGHTY, NATALIE FIALLOS, CASSIDY GURICH, NICHOLAS MEHRNOOSH, BRENT RYAN and RASHAD TYSON of Oak Harbor; and KIMBERLY…

News

Water system unknowns alter town update plans

Due to unknowns with its water system, the Town of Coupeville is submitting a limited update for its…

News

Notable: Oak Harbor woman gets $2,000 college scholarship

CAITLYN TORRES, of Oak Harbor, was the recipient of a $2,000 college scholarship awarded at Naval Air Station…

News

Notable: Oak Harbor siblings earn Fallen Heroes’ scholarship

Siblings JAHLEEL and JEREMY VESTER, of Oak Harbor, were winners of the Heroes’ Legacy Scholarships for Children of…

News

Notable: Emblem Club awards scholarships to islanders

JULIANN ROSE JANSEN, of Oak Harbor, EVELYN RUBI MELENDREZ PARTIDA, of Coupeville, ALEC BRADEN CHINNERY, of South Whidbey,…

Joan Caldwell of Coupeville was honored for 30 years of service as a volunteer for CASA, organization that advocates on behalf of children who have been removed from homes because of abuse allegations. Judges and others she’s collaborated with over the years attended a reception for her at the courthouse July 12, 2017. A service award in her honor was also established that will be given out to outstanding CASA volunteer annually.

News

Longtime CASA volunteer lauded for 30 years of caring

Coupeville’s Joan Caldwell “retires” from court advocacy program

Going green: Good for the environment, good for business

News

Going green: Good for the environment, good for business

If you thought big, hulking vehicles couldn’t go green, think again.

News

Oak Harbor retailer focus of racial harassment complaint

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Big 5 Sporting Goods after a former employee who is African…

Nathan Paul Trujillo appears in Island County Superior Court Monday, July 24. He pleaded not guilty to kidnapping in the first degree. Trujillo was shot and wounded by a police officer July 11 when he refused to drop a gun he allegedly used to threaten a woman.

News

Trujillo pleads ‘not guilty’ in kidnapping charge

Suspect in police-involved shooting makes first appears in Superior Court

Attic fire closes Senior Thrift in Freeland

News

Attic fire closes Senior Thrift in Freeland

Senior Thrift in Freeland is closed due to a fire that broke out in the store this past…