It’s a healthy problem for a grocery store when shopping carts are scarce at the entrance.
On a recent Sunday, Rawle Jefferds is sitting in a spacious office, reminiscing about the early days of Penn Cove Shellfish.
The room is intimately familiar to him as is the filtered view of Penn Cove through large windows.
When an event is brought back after a 15-year absence, a few quirks in the planning process are to be expected.
Holli Trent met the man who would later become her husband during a climbing trip to the top of Mount…
On his return trip to Bellingham after a visit to Port Angeles Wednesday, John Clougher passed through Oak Harbor with more than just a few community suggestions weighing on his mind.
Raindrops and gray skies couldn’t keep Linda Bartlett from venturing out to the back of her Coupeville farm to check on her garlic crop Wednesday.
Bella Cedillo figures she’d probably go home and take a nap after school if it weren’t for Coupeville High School’s drama club.
“I do drama because it’s something to do after school,” said Cedillo, a senior. “I think it’s a better outlet than sports are. Drama gives you more opportunities to show who you are.”
Considering the date on the calendar, it couldn’t have been a better day to be out on the water.
Scott Fraser was working as a foreman for a construction company in Vancouver, British Columbia, nearly 30 years ago when he made a decision that would alter his life.
From the moment it was unloaded from a flatbed truck Tuesday, Oak Harbor’s newest piece of public art drew stares from passersby.
Age alone wasn’t about to stop Carol Larson. And when she felt her wrist snap during a skills test last year, she decided that injury wasn’t going to stop her, either.
On a mid-February afternoon, Wilbur Purdue steps inside a hoop house and proudly reveals the fruits of his students’ labor.
There’s something about a smoky scent that appeals to Barbara Bennett’s senses and soul.
