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Haunting finale: Weekend filled with Halloween thrills and chills

Coupeville’s month of Halloween fun is coming to an end this weekend with a grand finale of events.

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Help, donations need for Thanksgiving potluck

The 18th annual Community Thanksgiving Day Dinner will be 12-2:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 24 at the Coupeville Rec…

State Rep. Dave Hayes discusses challenges and achievments of the state Legislature this year.

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Police officer, retired educator vie for House seat

House race between Breevoort, Hayes has been civil but engaging

Mall shooting suspect appears in court, waives speedy trial

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Mall shooting suspect appears in court, waives speedy trial

Suspect mall shooter waives right to a speedy trial as investigators continue to build case

Michael Scott

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Write-in challenger joins Libertarian in race to unseat Smith

The quiet race for South Whidbey’s state representative seat just got a bit more interesting with the emergence…

Oak Harbor scores all-time best 91.4 percent graduation rate

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Oak Harbor scores all-time best 91.4 percent graduation rate

Statistics mean a lot to school district administrators.

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Volleyball club hosts parent meetings

The new Whidbey Volleyball Club has scheduled a pair of parent/player meetings to answer any questions before team…

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Officials board looking for new basketball referees

The Northwest Board of Basketball Officials is seeking members to referee high school and middle school boys and…

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Hard-luck Wolves fall to Klahowya | Football

Showing no signs of a letdown after being eliminating from playoff contention in its previous game, Klahowya defeated…

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Wolves dominate league tournament | Tennis

After finishing the league season undefeated, the Coupeville High School tennis team continued its mastery over conference foes…

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Eagles stop Coupeville 4-0 | Soccer

Klahowya continued its dominance in soccer in the Olympic League, beating Coupeville 4-0 Saturday, Oct. 22, in Silverdale.

Ferry riders may learn in early November whether the Clinton-Mukilteo route will get the newest 144-vehicle ferry, which would help ease congestion in the ferry line. The Kennewick, at left, which can hold 64 vehicles, is currently serving the Clinton-Mukilteo ferry route.

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State ferries to consider new boat request

The success of South Whidbey’s quest for second 144-car ferry may be determined soon.

Angie Homola explains her goals and objectives if elected to the state Senate.

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Oak Harbor’s Bailey, Homola battle for key Senate seat

Of the races affecting Whidbey, the battle for state Senate seat is one of the few sparking any…