Some losses are “good” losses. Such was the case in Coupeville High School’s 5-3 softball setback to visiting Archbishop Murphy Tuesday, April 29.
Archbishop Murphy lived up to its No. 4 spot in the state 2A soccer rankings by blanking Coupeville High School 7-0 at Mickey Clark Field Tuesday, April 29.
The Penn Cove Water Festival will once again honor the region’s Native American heritage with canoe races, performances and education.
Editor,
I am pleased to announce we just completed another successful “Drug Take Back Day” on Saturday, April 26.
Coupeville School officials have publicly said they will start a Farm to School program this fall.
The Coupeville Marshal’s Office responded to the following calls:
Island County residents can learn how to protect and maintain their shoreline property during a free workshop 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, May 3 at the Coupeville Recreation Hall.
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust partnered with the Whidbey General Hospital’s Green Team on Saturday, April 26 to build a trail in the Krueger Woods protected property in Coupeville.
Come lunchtime this fall, students in the Coupeville School District may see fresher, healthier food grown in the rich fields that surround the schools.
A Clinton man who maintains that he is the chief of a Native American tribe that owns all of Whidbey Island recently lost his claim on a Central Whidbey property.
After spending 28 years as an educator, Diane Tompkinson is familiar with ways to try to keep a child’s attention.
Allie Hanigan’s comeback win in first singles highlighted Coupeville’s 5-2 loss at Port Townsend Monday, April 28.
With its offense getting on a roll in the second half of the game, the Coupeville High School baseball team won 9-0 at Sultan Monday, April 28.