Ellie Shiloh Brown is Coupeville’s newest resident.
Coupeville woman writes book about local WWI soldier who gained Col. George S. Patton’s admiration.
The owners of the Anchorage Inn in Coupeville are ready to retire.
A provision in the act extends real-time noise monitoring and requires the data to be made public.
A Coupeville spa won a contest for a small-business energy efficiency and cosmetic makeover.
Port willing to give boat away
Bringing on the holiday color, whimsy with Christmas lights
Gift ideas with an island flair
Port leaders plan to ask the community how it wants two century-old buildings to be maintained.
A WWI memorial in front of the Island County courthouse honors eight men who died in service.
Increasing case numbers in the county have school officials considering a move to at-home learning.
Washington’s oldest standing building that’s ever been occupied as a courthouse is in Coupeville.
Altercation took place on ferry in September
Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue will resume their traditional Santa Mobile tours soon.
Dredging is expected to last for nine weeks.
Two Whidbey residents recently received awards from the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia, recognizing their services to their parishes.
The group is gearing up to make 700 meals and is looking for volunteers.
The school will re-evaluate its reopening plans in January 2021.
It’s pumpkin pie in a glass.
The student’s class has stopped in-person learning and were told to self-quarantine for two weeks.
