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Councilman chastises mayor for ‘throwing people under the bus’
A councilman lashed out Tuesday night after Mayor Scott Dudley blamed his staff for confusion during a previous…
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Man hears noises in missing mom’s home
A man living in the home of a missing woman reported hearing mysterious noises in the attic and…
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Question of the Week: What advice would you give a graduating senior?
The Whidbey News-Times asked what advice people would give to graduating seniors.
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Dwindling enrollment forcing school to cut | Letter
Oak Harbor is home to many unique and special things. One of our distinctive attributes that many do…
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Past season was the most exciting yet | Letter
Saratoga Orchestra would like to take this opportunity to extend a warm thank you to our Whidbey Island…
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Art & About
Whidbey Allied Artists ART & GIFT SHOW July 17-19 (Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.…
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Declining enrollment leads to cuts at OH Christian School
Oak Harbor Christian School, a cornerstone of the community for more than 75 years, plans to eliminate classes…
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Highway paving to start Monday
The paving project from Frostad Road to Sharpes Corner begins Monday, June 8 and will include five nights…
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Alleged accomplice pleads not guilty in armed burglary case
Last June, a masked man armed with a silver handgun in each hand entered a North Whidbey home…
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New services for seniors at Coupeville HUB
Residents finding weekly program a great place to find community, friends and services.
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Island agencies noncompliant with state auditor requirement
Despite firing off a warning in January, the Washington State Auditor says it has not yet received required…
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Annual paper toss marks end of year for graduates
They tore it, crumpled it, crinkled it, stomped it, hurled it and even swam through it. In a…
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Graduating seniors celebrate down Main Street during annual parade | Slideshow
A small lineup of automobiles escorted by the Coupeville Town Marshal made its way down Main Street Thursday…