Two fat flies spin wacky spirals around my head and torso, like tiny sharks circling their prey. House flies vomit and poop when they land… Continue reading
Onlookers who witnessed a group of sword-wielding people Tuesday night at Fort Casey need not be concerned — the swords are wooden and simply used… Continue reading
Painter Pete Jordan moves into Museo gallery, reception planned
Chalkboard tally ensures every smooch counts
Combining beer and coffee isn’t exactly a unique idea. There are plenty of dark stouts that were made with coffee beans and have a bold… Continue reading
The shell collector skillfully maneuvers his way across the beach, wades through waves, and sifts through sand to locate mollusks, identifying them by feel. A… Continue reading
South Whidbey historian on the case to uncover true carver
Whidbey Playhouse kids’ production on stage July 19-29
I am old enough to remember the summer of 1958, when a rockabilly singer named Eddie Cochran released a song called “Summertime Blues.” It includes… Continue reading
‘We’re just really blown away by these kids’
Hundreds of people lined the streets in downtown Oak Harbor Wednesday to watch the annual Fourth of July Parade, which was sponsored by the Oak… Continue reading
Female directors, perspective at the forefront
Paige Mueller-Flack hopes to combine education, fun activities and a family-farm atmosphere into the second annual celebration of strawberries at Bell’s Farm. Despite a tough… Continue reading
Patchwork of flowers, fun and quirky finds
‘Digging for Dinner’ a popular Sound Water activity
‘Molka Xete’ opens while store, deli and pot shop get ready
Land Claims Founders Sculpture honors three explorers
