As Oak Harbor history goes, the dirt underneath Karla Freund’s feet is essentially hallowed ground.
Perched upon a scaffold for the only time in memory, Emily Mulka kept her composure when she noticed a cluster of tiny spiders scurrying in all directions.
The last thing Dave Kelleher wanted to do was tangle with bees.
But after John Schisel got finished sawing through a section of siding and removed it, bees emerged from the exposed insulation, sending both general contractors scurrying for a can of insect repellent.
Coupeville High School’s Science Olympiad team won two first-place awards at the state competition in Des Moines last month.
The last thing Dave Kelleher wanted to do was tangle with bees.
The work space for Steve DeAvilla and other volunteers dedicated to helping disabled veterans in Oak Harbor is a tiny…
When her dog showed up at the back porch with a dead bird in its mouth, LaDonna Richardson didn’t get overly concerned.
The painting speaks to Randy Emmons. With shades of green and yellow, it reveals a tall figure at the top of a hill, holding a walking stick as he navigates a wooded trail.
It’s the sort of announcement a school superintendent never wants to make.
Jim Shank, superintendent of the Coupeville School District, said at Monday night’s school board meeting that continued declining enrollment would result in the reduction of 4.5 staff positions beginning in the fall.
Even on her day off, Hilary Gardner-Carpenter couldn’t stay away.
Early downpours turned into sunshine and warmer temperatures in time for large crowds to enjoy the Holland Happening parade and street fair Saturday.
Patrick Christensen has only been back on Whidbey Island for a little more than a week, and yet he’s already started out on solid footing.
One of the more intriguing opportunities for anglers on Whidbey Island during today’s lowland lakes fishing opener are the jumbo trout recently planted in Deer Lake in Clinton.
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