The quiet race for South Whidbey’s state representative seat just got a bit more interesting with the emergence of a…
The success of South Whidbey’s quest for second 144-car ferry may be determined soon.
On the heels of what some say is the worst summer in recent memory for long ferry lines, a Whidbey…
You may not like having a pot farm sprout up in your backyard, but that doesn’t make it illegal.
Nathan Gilles is an artist. His medium is wood, his focus Native American carving. He makes bowls, masks, drums, boxes, hand tools — pretty much anything in the genre. He even made a traditional dugout canoe once, which you may have seen. It’s been on display in front of the museum in Coupeville for years.
Michael Clark, a 63-year-old Coupeville resident, crashed his plane into Saratoga Passage on Friday and waded away with nary a scratch. In fact, the only victims in the potentially fatal accident were Clark’s aircraft, a Pipistrel Virus touring motor glider valued at about $85,000, and his dripping and nonfunctional smartphone.
Ownership of the fairgrounds in Langley will be decided in an August election.
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No, it’s not a typo. It’s Whidbey General Hospital’s new name.
Organization officials announced the change Thursday in Langley at the first of a series of island-wide, town-hall style meetings. CEO Geri Forbes delivered the news.
A respected Central Whidbey school teacher and tennis coach has bid adieu to a life of academia to become the proud new owner of Bailey’s Corner Store in Cultus Bay.
A wedding planner, photographer, florist and a host of other industry vendors and support businesses will have some extra work this winter thanks to the second annual Weddings on Whidbey and Events Tour this past weekend.
Island County may soon join Coupeville and other communities across the state in allowing golf carts on public roads.
Greg Gilles is known throughout South Whidbey as a respected homebuilder.
Members of Anchor Ventures LLC, the group hoping to recover the long lost anchor from English explorer …
