The discontinued New Year’s Eve fireworks show in Oak Harbor ignited disapproval among the community.
A volunteer-run Facebook group reunited hundreds of animals with their owners in 2025.
The Corgi puppy was uninjured and safely reunited with her family.
Susan Lindgren wore her extravagant hot pink prom dress to her high school reunion for a good cause.
The annual Whidbey Island Film Festival, hosted by Whidbey Island Center for the Arts, is returning.
The First Annual Whidbey Bridal Expo is set for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Saturday, Jan. 10.
Gigi Iglesias introduced her first beginners-only line dancing class to the island this month.
Though he may be aging, one of Whidbey’s most venerated residents is still kicking.
“Ethereal Journeys: Abstract Figures and Dreamscapes” is coming to the Coupeville Library.
Navy presence and limited available housing generally keep the real estate market on Whidbey steady.
Here are the top news stories from Whidbey News-Times in 2025.
150 swimmers briefly plunged into the high tide waters of Double Bluff Beach in Freeland on Jan. 1.
A special visitor stopped by the North Whidbey Fire and Rescue department last Monday
