Letters to the Editor
We need to have more walking tours | Letter
Editor, More history, please. Tuesday’s outstanding historic tour of Coupeville led by Paul Whelan was very well attended.…
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50 years is an achievement worthy of celebration | Opinion
Inserted in this edition of The Whidbey Examiner you will find a special section entirely devoted to celebrating…
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Marshal responds to unruly pedestrians | Blotter
The Coupeville Marshal’s Office responded to the following calls:
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Coupeville couple jailed for tax fraud
A Coupeville husband and wife were sentenced to federal prison last week for conspiracy to defraud the government…
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Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival kicks off Friday
Arts and crafts vendors will fill the streets of downtown Coupeville this weekend as the Coupeville Festival Association…
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Art school thrives with festival push
For 51 years, the Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival has been the event that gives back to the…
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Coupeville car restorer hasn’t missed a chance to showcase his work at North Whidbey Car Show
Building a reputation as a self-taught, first-rate vehicle restorer has kept Scott Smith sometimes busier than he wants…
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Pool commissioner leaves ‘drama’ behind
With Kirk Huffer now living in Arizona, North Whidbey Parks and Recreation District is looking to fill his…
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Island County permit waits decreased — in some cases
Numbers released by the Island County Planning Department indicate that wait times for building permits are decreasing with…
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Democratic candidates in two Island County races lead in first count of primary election
Second place too close to call in commissioner race
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Disappointment apparent during Island Transit meeting Monday
Disappointment was the dominant emotion at Island Transit’s first community meeting Monday in Oak Harbor about impending bus…
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County leaders call for Island Transit director to resign
Two county commissioners, the mayor of Oak Harbor and a city councilman say they want Island Transit Executive…
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Family shares talents in Whidbey Highland Games
Whenever Grayson Akins returns to campus at Western Washington University and talks about her summer athletic endeavors back…