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No job layoffs for county despite state budget impasse

Human resources director: “We have to do this cruel dance. I just hate it”

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Pup falls off bluff, survives to wag tail again

A stranded pooch named “Chunk” was rescued from the side of a massive bluff in Clinton earlier this…

Health care uncertainty raises concerns

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Health care uncertainty raises concerns

It’s not every day that 20-somethings in pickup trucks scream obscenities at a handful of retirees holding signs.

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Coupeville hires middle school principal

Several staff members are coming and going at the Coupeville School District with the end of the school…

College credit program, FFA coming to Coupeville

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College credit program, FFA coming to Coupeville

The staff at Coupeville School District is working this summer to bring new programs for students come fall.

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Parks & Rec votes to pull plug on funding for NW aquatic club

North Whidbey Parks and Recreation District Board is pulling the plug on funding for the North Whidbey Aquatic…

County’s new fireworks rules in effect

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County’s new fireworks rules in effect

The fireworks season — at least the legal one — begins next week in Oak Harbor, but those…

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Former cop gets 3.5 years for possessing child porn

A federal judge sentenced a former Oak Harbor police officer today to three-and-a-half years in prison for possessing…

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Oak Harbor officials consider resurrecting salary commission

A currently dormant commission that’s supposed to set elected officials’ salaries may be getting a facelift.

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Schools make changes after audit

Oak Harbor School District officials didn’t follow the letter of the law when it comes to bidding rules,…

Town looking to open 2 percent fund application process

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Town looking to open 2 percent fund application process

The application process for 2 percent funds will be more open and transparent with changes Coupeville Town Council…

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Town Council approves new sign code

After months of work and review, Coupeville Town Council last week approved its new sign code.

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Parks board to discuss swim team dissolution Thursday

North Whidbey Parks and Recreation Board of Commissioners will hold a special public meeting Thursday to discuss the…