A look at Whidbey Island’s winter blast.… Continue reading
By Ron Newberry Special to the Whidbey News-Times There is natural beauty around nearly every corner on Whidbey and Camano islands. Breathtaking mountain and water… Continue reading
For some people, Valentine’s Day isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. They are the Ebenezer Scrooges of Feb 14. They might be middle-aged and… Continue reading
Note: Due to the recent snowy weather, the Coupeville Elementary Drama Club will be moving the performance of Annie Jr. to Friday, Feb. 15 at… Continue reading
Orca Network offers hands-on encounters with gray whales
Whidbey Playhouse spotlights domestic violence, mental illness in ‘Streetcar’
It’s time to get cozy with a hot cup of cocoa, bundle up against the brisk winter weather and spend a few hours on a… Continue reading
Home-repair nonprofit extends its helping hand
Homeless youth organization celebrating 10th anniversary
Island County commissioners want the public to see the annual budget as more than a list of numbers. Tasked with making this shift and creating… Continue reading
They’re known as “orca dorks,” and Sandra Pollard is proud to say she’s one of them. Bound by an inexplicable love for the black-and-white creatures… Continue reading
Whidbey’s Saratoga Orchestra will present a set of programs called “Simply Strings” 2:30 p.m. Jan. 26 at Island Church of Whidbey in Langley and 2:30… Continue reading
It’s slimy, gooey and shakes like Jello — fishy, white jello. But the gooey lutefisk tastes good, according to Nordic Lodge president Brian Petersen. “All… Continue reading
Well, it goes like this: The fourth, the fifth, the minor fall and the major lift, the baffled king composing “Hallelujah …” The melodious lyrics… Continue reading
P.E.teacher Holly Troyer is helping kids get a running start to their day. Three days a week, Troyer watches and encourages her group of “Marathon… Continue reading
Calling up history with a telephone musuem
Most everything about Taliesin White’s arrival was a surprise, including the fact that he was the first baby born on Whidbey Island in 2019. Oak… Continue reading
A donation to a local charity could lead to a new tattoo from a true ink master. Tickets to win a three-hour tattoo from Austin… Continue reading
Nonprofit giving brand-name clothes to those with special needs
One of Whidbey Island’s longest-lasting punk rock bands is hoping to inspire a new generation of angsty teenagers. “The (punk) scene will build up again,… Continue reading
