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Library series focusing on agriculture
Even though skies are gray these days, gardeners on Whidbey Island are itching to get outside and work…
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Woman shares collection of Valentine cards dating back to 1880
For collector Billie Barb, it’s as much about the story behind a valentine as the gift itself. Barb,…
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Slow start helps end Wildcats’ season | Boys basketball
The Oak Harbor boys basketball team scored only one point in the opening quarter of a must-win game…
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Island County prosecutor swears he didn’t steal purse
Island County Prosecutor Greg Banks claims he did not steal money from a dead woman’s purse, contrary to…
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Oak Harbor office offering free dental work on Friday
Luke Wezeman attended junior high school across the street from his father’s dental practice, but the idea that…
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Whidbey General Hospital board names CEO
Whidbey General Hospital’s board of commissioners hired a new CEO Monday to replace Tom Tomasino this spring.
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Oak Harbor man suspected of mail, ID theft arrested, being held on $100,000 bail
Detectives are busy contacting 69 victims of a prolific mail and identity thief who was caught on North…
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Jailhouse calls lead to revoked bail for South Whidbey man
A South Whidbey man accused of stabbing another man in the leg during a robbery Jan. 1 managed…
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Dike Road west of Dugualla Bay to close this summer
Dike Road west of Dugualla Bay will be closed for several months this year for improvements that include…
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Island Scanner | Large white goat won’t leave
The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s Office:
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Looking Back: City begins talks of incorporation
Here’s what was happening in the news: The Washington Clothing Co. of Everett rented the Rogers Building and…
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Central Whidbey Hearts & Hammers hitting high notes in Coupeville after six years
There’s a common misconception about Central Whidbey Hearts & Hammers.
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Church Notes
ST. STEPHEN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday service start time has changed from 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. For questions,…