Whidbey residents looking for outdoor recreation can visit one of the island’s lesser-known trails.
Oak Harbor summer school students can learn karate, take magic lessons and taste garden greens.
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.
A Whidbey man gets to work in Freeland by paddleboard — weather permitting.
Restoration work on the 155-year-old Haller House in Coupeville continues to make progress.
More than four dozen lads and lasses from South Whidbey are part of the Rampant Kilt Society.
Max Lindsay-Thorsen and Tatiana Rocha always knew they wanted to build treehouses.
Adrienne Lyle and her horse, Salvino, set two American records in their Olympic qualifying events.
Visitors gather to take their turns on carnival rides and watch beloved 4-H animals compete.
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More than 500 people stopped by for a creative and delicious treat at the 2019 fair.
A beloved tradition that took a hiatus in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic is back this year.
Gary Gabelein has a long history of involvement with the Whidbey Island Fair.
F or Becca Heavrin, creating art is a process of discovery.
During their lifetimes, Muriel Pickard and Ellen Marott gave much more than money to the art school.
Goats who miraculously recovered from injury and illness will compete at the upcoming fair.
The 95-year-old wooden sailboat spent the last month in dry dock to replace its horn timber.
Oak Harbor residents lined Bayshore Drive for the Fourth of July parade.
The 17th annual Oak Harbor Kiwanis Club Beachcomber Bazaar will take place on July 10.
