Teen wins national Collie Club title
An Oak Harbor teen has won the Best in Show title at the Collie Club of America’s National Specialty.
Coupeville walkway projects move forward
The walkway improvements on Front Street and Main Street in Coupeville will finally happen.
School district honored with ‘Purple Star Award’
Oak Harbor Public Schools was acknowledged for its support of military students.
Drama club seeks support to take seniors to international competition
Members of the Oak Harbor High School Drama Club are asking for community support.
Oak Harbor proclaims Arbor Day as official holiday
This year, Arbor Day earned an official proclamation from the city.
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Volunteers are essential to protecting the rights & wellbeing of Washingtonians living in long term care homes
Long Term Care Ombudsman Program needs volunteers in Whatcom, Skagit and Island counties
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Back pain be gone: The ultimate mattress guide for pain-free sleep
Expert tips for finding the perfect mattress to support your back health
The statewide drought could mean water restriction in the future for some residents. Coupeville will look at ways to reuse treated wastewater and reduce nutrients in the effluent.Whidbey part of statewide drought emergency
Coupeville to study reuse of water
Locally owned cannabis business grows indoors
The Crandalls, owners of Island Gro, are no strangers to the rollercoaster of recreational legality.
Oak Harbor’s favorite burrito joint to reopen
Jumbo Burrito will be reopening soon after a three-and-a-half-month closure.
- Popsies offers kaleidoscope of popcorn flavors
- Black Press Media concludes transition of ownership
- Speakeasy Sushi: Oak Harbor chef serves from a restaurant within a bar
- Oak Harbor welcomes collaborative workplace
- New sandwich shop offers ‘bag of goodness’
- Northwest Wildlife Sanctuary offers up-close visits
Shooters make mark at Junior Olympics
Three Oak Harbor shooters traveled to Colorado Springs to compete in the Junior Olympics.
Our oval, our wins
The Wolf track and field stars defended their home turf at the Coupeville Classic Invite.
- Sluggers split series, snatch sweet success
- Golfers hit the links in Everett
- Molitor wraps up tenure as Wildcats volleyball coach
- Wildcats make mark at early season track meets
- Coupeville AD Willie Smith retiring
- South Whidbey girls tennis coaches to finish career at the end of the season
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Building community on Whidbey, one joust at a time
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Bridging the Gap – James’ Journey from Veteran to Advocate on Whidbey Island, Empowered by Island Transit.
Editor, Editor,Letter: Housing project will help make Langley affordable for families
Letter: Design of Generations Place raises concerns for neighbors
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Rockin’ a Hard Place: Remembering a forgotten legacy and a missing portrait
When Dr. Paul Bishop came to Coupeville in 1949 and became the town’s only doctor with an office on Front…
Holland Happening returns to Dutch roots
Holland will happen, but Dutchier, this weekend in Oak Harbor.
Editor’s column: Storied, possibly haunted newspaper building up for sale
If the concrete-block walls of The Whidbey News-Times building in Oak Harbor could talk, they would have many stories to…
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