Playing an outstanding all-around game, the Coupeville High School baseball team crushed host Concrete 13-0 in five innings Thursday, March 27.
For the first time in a long time — or perhaps ever — the Port of Coupeville has money to spare.
Farmers in Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve told planning commissioners last week that they don’t want any farming restrictions placed on them – including those involving recreational marijuana.
With the new addition of the standardized Long Life Vehicles, or LLVs, the Greenbank Post Office is requiring its customers raise their mailboxes by as much as a foot.
Central Whidbey Island Fire and Rescue is seeking applicants for an open fire commissioner seat.
After two years of hard work, a 170-year-old canoe that once belonged to Chief Snakelum is almost finished being restored.
Once again, the Victoria Clipper will be making stops this spring, bringing hundreds of visitors for two-hour stops to downtown Coupeville.
Plans for Front Street’s only vacant building could breathe new life into the historic structure and offer multiple retail and office spaces in the commercial district.
Coupeville registered five individual firsts and Lakewood won the team titles at a four-team track meet at Sultan High School Thursday, March 27.
Cedcarcrest rallied for three runs in the seventh inning to slip by the host Coupeville High School softball team 4-3 Thursday, March 27.
Behind a sweep of the doubles matches, the Coupeville High School tennis team defeated visiting Lakewood 4-1 Wednesday, March 26.
The Coupeville High School soccer team lost to Cedarcrest and Mother Nature 2-1 Tuesday, March 25, at Mickey Clark Field.
South Whidbey blanked the Coupeville High School tennis team 5-0 Monday, March 24, in Langley.
