Holland Happening celebrates 50 years
Coupeville celebration of culture, community and canoes is 28 years strong
Lillian Stockslager, front, Perry Milfeld, center left, Payton Milfeld, center right, and Ezra Gonzales sail by on a dragon rollercoaster Thursday afternoon at the Davis… Continue reading
The magical, mythical, super and monstrous converged in one, free and family-friendly celebration of fandom last weekend. Oak Harbor Library this past Saturday hosted its… Continue reading
Parade, carnival and food will fill the weekend
Greenery, gardens and geraniums galore. The Coupeville Garden Club is holding its 51st annual plant sale 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 27 at… Continue reading
Chris Jordan’s film shows the plight of man through the eyes of albatross
Wednesday, April 17 • Office of Tenebrae, 7 p.m., April 17, St. Hubert Catholic Church, Langley. The choir of St. Hubert Catholic Church will present… Continue reading
O ak Harbor’s SPIN Café is about to get the spin cycle it was always supposed to have. And wash and rinse. And also a… Continue reading
Confused about plastic, glass, paper? Ask questions at transfer stations
From Carla Stehr’s viewpoint, the ocean is very small. Tiny. Microscopic, in fact. It’s also a wondrous, liquid world teeming with all sizes of life… Continue reading
Vendors and visitors braved wind and rain Saturday as Coupeville launched the 2019 farmers market season. Tents were in a different location on the Community… Continue reading
Greenbank Farm, currently known for its retail stores, pies and dog park, is getting back to its roots with some good, old-fashioned traditional farming. The… Continue reading
Whidbey Has Talent and isn’t afraid to show it. For a third year, Oak Harbor’s Whidbey Playhouse organized the talent competition that features students from… Continue reading
All the high notes of romance hit by talented cast
It was no April fools joke. Hazel Williams turned 103 years old on April 1 this year. “She can’t believe how old she is,” Williams’… Continue reading
Stephanie Ashcroft’s clients sometimes have a hard time getting out and doing something fun. They face mobility, transportation or financial hurdles — oftentimes all simultaneously.… Continue reading
By Ron Newberry for the Whidbey News-Times It may be a year before Robert and Sue Payton are able to walk the new trail they… Continue reading
Personalizes mental illness, demons of war
The trees are dying but please don’t panic. That’s the message WSU Extension Forester Kevin Zobrist is working to spread to concerned Whidbey Island residents.… Continue reading
