Beset with delays, the North Oak Harbor Road Improvement Project is now more than two weeks behind schedule and likely won’t wrap up until the end of the month, city officials say.
The Deception Pass Bridge may become a topic at the state Legislature next year.
An Oak Harbor School Board policy regarding cell phone use has been re-written to allow administrators to search students’ phones and to protect themselves against possible criminal charges regarding sexting.
Capt. G. Jay Johnston became Whidbey Island Naval Air Station’s new commanding officer in a formal ceremony at Haviland Hangar Friday, Aug. 13.
Law enforcement officials are investigating two separate pitbull attacks in as many days this week on North Whidbey.
An investigation by the Washington State Auditor’s Office into an Oak Harbor police officer’s inaccurate time sheets concludes that the exact amount of public funds lost is impossible to determine.
Patricia Terry claims that she will bring “fresh eyes” to the office of Island County clerk. This seems like a silly slogan for someone who has no experience as a clerk. “Fresh eyes” is a corny campaign phrase.
Why is it that in August, when many people are away on vacations, etc., Island County holds a primary election? This seems like a very sly way to get a proposition passed.
In Coupeville, he’s known as the school music director – a dedicated teacher and role model for members of the band. But back in the 1970s, he was a leader of the soul scene in the Pacific Northwest playing the roles of guitarist and vocalist for the band “Cold, Bold & Together.”
A dilapidated historic building in Coupeville could get a new lease on life.
Despite concerns of an easy out, the Coupeville Town Council unanimously approved Tuesday evening selling the old fire hall to the Ware family, based out of Lynden.
Island County may be taking legal action against a downtown Oak Harbor nightclub over alleged violations of the state law banning smoking in public places, according to the health department.
The Board of Island County Commissioners last week decided to continue deliberations on whether to award hundreds of thousands of dollars to several conservation projects on Central Whidbey Island.
Island County Sheriff’s Office The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s Office: Sunday, Aug….