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Gardner resigns from WhidbeyHealth board

Applicants needed to fill another vacant seat

Woman accused of wielding circular saw, assaulting man

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Woman accused of wielding circular saw, assaulting man

A Langley woman is accused of attacking her estranged husband with a circular saw, breaking his arm and…

Coroner: Pedestrian killed by car moving at a ‘slow speed’ in a driveway

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Coroner: Pedestrian killed by car moving at a ‘slow speed’ in a driveway

Investigators have not yet determined whether the driver of a car that fatally injured a man this week…

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Woman charged in alleged boxcutter stabbing incident

An Oak Harbor woman is facing a felony charge for allegedly stabbing a roommate in the back with…

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New group seeks to find balance between community, Navy

New group seeking balance between community, Navy, plans open house Monday

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School bus slammed, nine students injured

School bus slammed

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Town takes hard stance against increased OLF flight operations

Safety, lack of resources and impacts to economy and way of life were among concerns voiced by Coupeville…

Taci Belisle holds her 3-year-old son Ryder at a fundraising event, “We Believe in Ryder,” at The Loakal Public House in Oak Harbor Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017. The benefit was organized by Oak Harbor’s Brandy Ledesma, who plays Mrs. Claus at the Pacific Winds Farm during the holiday season. A silent auction, raffle and bingo took place to help support the Belisle family of Sedro Woolley and in particular 3-year-old Ryder Belisle, who suffers from a rare terminal disease Sanfilippo Syndrome, which is like an Alzheimer’s for children. Photo by Ron Newberry/Whidbey News-Times

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Sedro-Woolley family touched by Oak Harbor benefit

Acts of kindness can have a profound effect on people.

Farmers working to relaunch ‘Whidbey Island Grown’ campaign

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Farmers working to relaunch ‘Whidbey Island Grown’ campaign

At a time when innovative marketing ideas were taking root in surrounding areas to promote local agriculture, a…

The Island County Sheriff’s Office is looking for anyone who may have seen this car in the Oak Harbor area between 10 p.m. Monday, Jan. 30 and 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31. Police believe the car was involved in an accident that killed an Oak Harbor man. Photo provided.

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Victim in Monday night pedestrian fatality identified; information on suspect vehicle sought

Police have identified the Oak Harbor man hit by a car while walking down State Highway 20 Monday…

Garbage piling up at solid waste facility, county asks for dumping hiatus

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Garbage piling up at solid waste facility, county asks for dumping hiatus

Residents asked to hold onto their trash for the weekend

Photo by Patricia Guthrie/Whidbey News-Times                                Kristin Wagner (left) and Kerry Western go for a daily stroll with their children along Coupeville’s Kettles Trail Tuesday. The segment is part of a planned “Bridge to Boat” non-motorized trail along State Road 525 that would run the length of central Whidbey Island.

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County seeks public input on Whidbey trail system

Easier access to the beach in the plans

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Town looking to hire building inspector

Town of Coupeville is looking to hire a part-time building inspector and plan review person.