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Oak Harbor continues run of strong tournament showings | Legion
Playing in its third tournament in consecutive weekends, the Oak Harbor Legion baseball team continued its success in…
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Central Whidbey loses 10-9, again | 9/10 baseball
Déjà vu. For the second time in the less than a week, the Central Whidbey Little League 9/10…
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Whidbey falls in finals | 13/14 baseball
The Whidbey Island Junior Little League (13/14) baseball team got another crack at Sedro-Woolley, but for the second…
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Table’s set for farm dinner | 3 Sisters Farm to host old-fashioned event with part of proceeds going to land trust
It’s an idea the Muzzall family tinkered with in recent years, then chose to pursue after store customers…
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At home on the harbor | Oak Harbor family’s backyard is the sea
Rebecca and Mark McShane moved into their new home Monday: the 40-foot trimaran SweetHaven docked at the Oak…
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Art & About
Help is needed at the WHIDBEY PLAYHOUSE on the deconstruction of the Enchanted April set and the construction…
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Tips for staying healthy over 50
A healthy lifestyle is necessary at any age, but for those over 50, it’s especially important. As you…
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Beating the heat | As summer temps approach highs, seniors should take steps to prevent overheating
During 2013, the hottest day of the year in Oak Harbor was Aug. 27. The temperature reached 76…
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Island Scanner | Falling squirrels, running blue jeans, baritone singing ballads
Island County Sheriff The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s department:
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Prosecutor says more investigation needed on alleged rape case
The Island County prosecutor has dismissed charges against a man who was accused of rape by a former…
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Oak Harbor City Council hires new attorney
Nikki Esparza said she decided to become an attorney at age 6 while watching a 1960s courtroom drama.
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Simple living or simply illegal? | Oak Harbor cites woman for living in her business; Dena Royal says city is retaliating for complaints
An Oak Harbor woman is fighting to continue living in the back of her Pioneer Way business.
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Dispose of fireworks in a safe manner
State Fire Marshal Chuck Duffy reminds residents that used fireworks can leave behind a great deal of debris.