A new installation joined the many nature-themed artworks in the Price Sculpture Forest this week.
The farm stand is now offering u-pick sunflowers from its fields north of Oak Harbor.
The Playhouse’s first show of the long-awaited season will be “Tea for Three.”
Coupeville students and teachers had their first day of school on Tuesday, Sept. 7.
Oak Harbor schools had their first day Sept. 9.
After a year and a half of online events, WICA is planning a season of indoor, in-person events.
Oak Harbor’s famous Chucky Chicken danced with the crowds at the Oak Harbor Music Festival Saturday. Ever the trendsetter, it appears a flock of fans… Continue reading
The Oak Harbor, Coupeville and Central Whidbey Lions Clubs’ influence extends far beyond the island.
The Cloudstone Sculpture Park will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 4 and 5.
A one-night reading of “The Trial of Doctor Fuchetti” is coming to the WICA main stage this Saturday.
Whidbey’s biggest celebration of all things wooden is coming to the South End next weekend.
One of the benefits of this urge for me was recalling what I miss about our Rock while far from it.
The rugged site is the Whidbey Camano Land Trust’s newest nature preserve, which opened this summer.
A Whidbey man gets to work in Freeland by paddleboard — weather permitting.
Oak Harbor summer school students can learn karate, take magic lessons and taste garden greens.
Ferry riders have created websites and apps dedicated to navigating the routes of travel.
Coupeville residents can stop and say hi when they see a police officer riding by on a bicycle.
Whidbey residents looking for outdoor recreation can visit one of the island’s lesser-known trails.
Between 40 and 45 teams will take to the water this weekend during “Hydros for Heroes” race.
Oak Harbor could use a big landmark, something people recognize and talk about when they visit.
