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MusselFest is this weekend in Coupeville
Chowder aficionados don’t have to wait much longer.
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Whidbey anti-jet group appeals to Navy brass
A Central Whidbey citizen group is amping up the scope of its fight against the Navy’s increasing presence…
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Director: Island Transit on route to recovery
Challenges facing Island Transit go beyond the financial mess that came to light this past summer.
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Businessman brings historic schooner back to Whidbey
Saturday was a day of firsts for Mark Saia. Saia and his father, Gerry, took turns at the…
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Island Scanner | Blue-robed woman says weird things
At 6:45 a.m., a woman on Southwest 24th Avenue reported waking up to find a man “who supposedly”…
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Oak Harbor High School girls to attend workshop focused on girls and science
A group of Oak Harbor High School girls will get a chance to learn about the currently male-dominated…
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Island Transit finally headed in right direction | In Our Opinion
While Island Transit clearly has much to do to rebuild the bus system — and the public trust…
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Too many examples of poor DOT performance | Letter
In response to state Sen. Barbara Bailey’s recent email survey, I sent the following response, which did not…
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Wolves rake in Olympic League honors | Girls basketball
First, the Coupeville High School girls basketball team dominated the Olympic League, then it dominated the selections for…
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CWLL accepting registrations
Central Whidbey Little League is still accepting registrations for this season.
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Howard E. Little
Howard E. Little, born in Seattle, Wash., on Nov. 18, 1920, passed away peacefully at his home in…
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Apple can’t find Whidbey, Langley on its map program
Hat Island is getting more crowded by the second, according to Apple Inc.
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Oak Harbor man’s death ruled natural
An Oak Harbor man found dead in a Clinton ravine this past October died of natural causes, the…