Choochokam Arts Festival, one of Langley’s premier weekend events and biggest crowd pleasers, is turning 40 this weekend.
Plans to restore and reopen the historic Dog House Tavern in Langley cleared a couple of hurdles last week.
Dog House owners Janice and Charlie Kleiner won conditional approval from a pair of Langley citizen boards to move forward with conceptual designs.
Whidbey Island will see the state’s newest ferry return to its route in March.
The ferry Tokitae is set to return to the Clinton-to-Mukilteo route March 22.
The date is also the start of state ferries’ spring schedule.
A large slide of earth and trees crashed into a Clinton beachfront cabin, knocking it off its foundation and forcing Island County to restrict entry and occupancy.
None of Whidbey Island’s three RadioShack stores are closing despite news this week that RadioShack Corp. filed for bankruptcy and is shuttering more than 1,700 stores nationwide.
Santa and his fleet of elven workers would be mighty proud of Gerry Betz and Larry Lowary, the masterminds behind the popular Tree-Top Baking.
Kelly Cameron puts in 12-hour days in his woodworking shop, a cavernous space in Clinton off Cultus Bay Road.
Island police and Puget Sound Energy is warning Whidbey residents to beware of phone scammers who are targeting utility customers.
Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley made good on his promise to seek the removal of members of the Island Transit Board of Directors.
Whidbey Island saw its first legal sale of recreational marijuana Friday.
Renderings of a bridge and elevator give a glimpse at what Cascade Avenue in Langley may look like.
A tide change has hit the Whidbey Adventure Swim this year, its fourth as an open-water race.
At Crescent Harbor Blueberry Farm, it’s all about the Patriots.
