Boy Scout Troop 53 would like to extend a big thank you to the Whidbey Island community for their support…
Khac Chi performs at Whidbey Island’s Center for the Arts in Langley continues its 2001-2002 Family Series Feb. 8 with…
Theatrical Lighting and Sound will be taught by Whidbey Island Center for the Arts’ technical director. Open to ages 16…
The Oak Harbor boys basketball team had to wait two extra days to face Monroe after the recent snowstorm moved the game to Thursday night.
The Coupeville boys basketball team and their fans used the long ferry trip home from Orcas Island to celebrate clinching the 2001 Northwest A League title.
So far we have taken a look…
Led by a sizzling scoring game from sharpshooter Brianne King, the Coupeville girls basketball team set a new school record with their 17th win of the regular season, a 64-40 victory over Orcas Island on Tuesday.
Council ponders TV cable deal Oak Harbor residents who are happy or unhappy with their cable service may want to…
The Friends of Coupeville Schools are actively promoting and encouraging a “yes” vote on Feb. 5 for the Maintenance and Operations Levy that funds 17 percent of the district’s operating budget.
We are voting YES on the Coupeville School District Maintenance and Operations levy, Feb. 5.
A group of parents, community members, city employees, and school district staff has convened for the first in a series of meetings in an effort to hammer out school bus routes once and for all.
2002 marks the 78th year the Island County Fair has been in existence, although it dates back to 1895. The war years took a toll on the fair as well as the nation and there were a few non-celebratory years.
As parents of two Coupeville High School graduates, we will be voting for the upcoming school levy.
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