News
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen visits Help House
Potential cuts to SNAP funding could affect the food bank’s ability to aid those in need.
News
Clinton business people raise concerns ahead of development moratorium vote
South Whidbey residents are continuing to voice their concerns about a development moratorium
News
Governor chooses Florida firm over Nichols Brothers to build hybrid-electric ferries
After nearly two months of consideration, Gov. Bob Ferguson has chosen the out-of-state bidder to build new hybrid-electric…
News
Port-a-potty destroyed in arson
An arsonist destroyed a portable restroom in Oak Harbor’s Volunteer Park on Saturday.
News
Brace for busy 4th of July weekend traffic on and off Whidbey
The Fourth of July falls on Friday, promising long lines for drivers hoping to catch a state ferry.
News
Ferry event, mural to honor orca Tokitae
Nearly two years after her death, the lingering memory of Tokitae is still making a splash.
News
No mortar fireworks in Island County this July 4
On Independence Day this year, on Whidbey, one type of firework will be missing from the mix.
News
Officials question DOT about lack of bridge plans
State DOT officials met Wednesday to talk about the future of the historic bridge.
Business
Artistic bra auction is an uplifting event
“Supporting the girls” takes on a new meaning for Whidbey’s “Lift ‘Em Up” bra art event.
News
Langley City Council rejects flag proposal
A proposal to honor neighboring nations did not fly at the most recent Langley City Council meeting.
Life
Festivities set for 4th of July
Whidbey Island has plenty to offer people looking for some Fourth of July fun next week.
Life
Festivities set for 4th of July
Whidbey Island has plenty to offer people looking for some Fourth of July fun next week.