Here’s a little story about a great partnership in our little community.
Almost 13 years ago, a small group of people decided to put together a food bank that would serve Central Whidbey Island.
Here’s a little story about a great partnership in our little community.
Almost 13 years ago, a small group of people decided to put together a food bank that would serve Central Whidbey Island.
An eight-year, multimillion-dollar tidal energy project near Whidbey Island was cancelled this week.
Some garden jobs can wait, but other tasks done now can mean less stress in the spring.
The Whidbey Examiner was recently recognized for general excellence among Washington state community newspapers.
For months, there’s been a drumbeat of panic that new water quality standards based on how much fish people eat could drive Boeing and other companies out of Washington.
Plants are not as dumb as they look.
At least to me, plants have never seemed like the brightest bulb in the box.
Despite misunderstandings following a tense email exchange this week between members of Oak Harbor’s Downtown Merchants Association, there did come encouraging news Tuesday.
As parents send their kids off to college this fall, many are enjoying something that hasn’t happened in more than 30 years: the first two-year state college-tuition freeze in Washington since 1981.
The financial stakes of the state’s new marijuana industry are no longer theoretical.
Each year the community gathers for a day of fun and fundraising for the Gifts from the Heart food bank.
After months of turmoil and calls for her head, Island Transit’s executive director resigned Friday.
With Martha Rose finally handing over the keys, the process of recovering from IT’s financial mess and rebuilding the public’s trust can now begin.
By Carmen McFadyen
I was fortunate to be raised in a small town in southwestern Kentucky.
It was like Coupeville in that it was a small town isolated from large cities.
It did, however, provide a safe place to “hang out” with friends.
Grumbling about the economy, taxes and the ever-increasing cost of milk is a pastime common the globe over