Sophia Valle, 5, rotates a watery wheel at Shipwreck Shores. Valle said she liked the new park because it has a broken ship, rocks and more. (Photos by Maria Matson/Whidbey News-Times)
Children play in the cool water of the new splash park, Shipwreck Shores, at Windjammer Park on a sunny Monday afternoon, July 8. The new park proved popular with children and parents alike.
Owen Morton, 10, thought the splash park “is pretty cool.” He stands here on the “shipwrecked” pirate ship.
A boy runs through a archway of water.
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Whidbey Playhouse’s virtual production can be viewed online Feb. 26-27.
After the News-Times interveiwed her, April DiDonna’s story has gone around the world.
Facility will train mobility service dogs for people who need them
Whidbey Island is home to all sorts of characters - including inflatable ones.
Capt. Robert Miles had a lasting impact on his NJROTC students at Oak Harbor High School.
Annie Cash’s friends shaved their heads in a show of support.
The trail snakes down the island on its often-confounding route from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean.
Some holistic healers on Whidbey have seen a dramatic increase in demand this past year.