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Find E.B. in Coupeville for a chance to win
The Whidbey Examiner and Coupeville Chamber of Commerce are partnering once again this year for Where’s E.B.?
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Preserving the ‘oak’ in Oak Harbor: Centennial oak grove planned
On breaks and at lunch time, Brad Gluth and other employees in Oak Harbor’s public works department head…
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North Whidbey Parks and Rec board candidate has history of arguing with staff
A candidate for the North Whidbey Parks and Recreation board got into a verbal spat with pool staff…
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South Whidbey Record holds voters forum
The South Whidbey Record is holding a voters forum today.
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ShakeOut earthquake drill slated for Oct. 15
Loud warning sirens will sound at 10:15 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 15 on Whidbey Island and elsewhere as part…
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Garry Oak Society seeking volunteer help
Oak Harbor’s namesake trees are disappearing and a small group of concerned citizens wants to ensure Garry oaks…
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Island Transit likely to begin collecting fares starting 2016
It’s not official yet, but the interim director of Island Transit admits it’s a near certainty that the…
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Oak Harbor student ambassador at Northwestern
Former Oak Harbor resident Emily Nienhuis is serving as an ambassador for the 2015–16 school year at Northwestern…
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Five seeking seats on North Whidbey Parks and Recreation board
Serving the public tends to be a thankless job, but a seat on the North Whidbey Parks and…
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‘Minx’ may be targeting fowl | Island Scanner
The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s Office.
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Oak Harbor man merging love of art, business
Artists have always had a hard time making it, and Eric Vargas, a long-time Oak Harbor resident, is…
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Second-half goals carry Eagles over Wildcats | Soccer
The Arlington High School soccer team scored two goals in a 90-second span in the second half to…
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Murphy tops Coupeville | Tennis
The Archbishop Murphy tennis team blanked Coupeville 5-0 Monday, Sept. 28, in Everett.