Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 7392 will host its second annual Family Freedom Festival in conjunction with the post picnic on Aug. 19. The… Continue reading
It’s a day for the dogs that helps raise money for WAIF
The 2018-2019 school year will be marked by increased sustainability education and practices for the Oak Harbor school district’s youngest students. To drive the effort,… Continue reading
Students will return to the Coupeville School District on Sept. 4 for a new school year with new faces, programs and school improvements. At the… Continue reading
A Search and Rescue team from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island conducted five rescue operations between Friday, Aug. 10, through Monday, Aug. 13. On Friday,… Continue reading
Oak Harbor Girl Scout Troop no. 40842 is hosting a pet supply drive to benefit the Whidbey Animals’ Improvement Foundation. There will be a donation… Continue reading
Court finds probable cause to draw blood without warrant
A man accused of shooting a gun in the vicinity of a homeless camp earlier this month is facing a felony charge, court documents show.… Continue reading
It was a nice thought, but a bad idea. A Skagit County group made TV news this week after the members left piles of rocks… Continue reading
A Jeep SUV hit a tree in front of WhidbeyHealth Medical Center in Coupeville and rolled onto its top this afternoon. The driver was transported… Continue reading
Only plastic bottles, containers marked No. 1 and No. 2 allowed
On Aug. 22, Peggie Suess will celebrate her 100th birthday. The celebration will be at Summer Hill Senior Living, where she has lived for the… Continue reading
Hurricanes, floods, wildfires, landslides. And now, two Whidbey Islanders add volcano recovery assistance to their experiences. Red Cross Disaster Cycle Services volunteers Ron Conlin of… Continue reading
Aircraft carrier-based flight training operations are scheduled at Ault Field through Aug. 19. There are no Field Carrier Landing Practice training operations scheduled for the… Continue reading
Jim Christensen’s summer vacation means getting away to the remote woodlands of Northern Minnesota, making his way into Ontario’s Quetico Park and back with only… Continue reading
Students who made the scholastic honor roll spring term 2018 have been announced by Oregon State University. GREENBANK Joshua T. Stump, post baccalaureate, renewable materials,… Continue reading
Scott Fraser’s goal for this year’s Pigfest was to have the world’s largest cinder block smoke pit, which would have been the first record of… Continue reading
A Search and Rescue team from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island rescued an injured climber on Forbidden Peak Thursday. Before noon, the SAR team arrived… Continue reading
Preliminary steps on improvements to Northeast Seventh Avenue are set to move forward in Oak Harbor’s six-year transportation plan, which the city council approved last… Continue reading
The way the city evaluates traffic impacts of new developments is set to change after the Oak Harbor City Council replaced a chapter in its… Continue reading
