As he listened to the Eurythmics on an iPhone, Cameron Bester used a coat of blue paint to add the final touches of a guitar that stood taller than him on a concrete wall.
Sometimes, the tiniest things can be cause for celebration.
On any day, a trip to the waterfront in historic downtown Coupeville evokes thoughts of another time.
Even after 36 years of painting homes on Whidbey Island, Phil Broderick can still feel a little uneasy when a customer deadline approaches.
No theatrics were necessary to produce a dramatic scene at the Whidbey Playhouse Tuesday.
While the 2014 Pigfest in August was considered a big success, the impact will continue to be felt through September.
A new month gave reason for new hope for Joel Talicurn.
In less than three hours Monday, he beached two coho salmon on the shores of Keystone spit in Coupeville.
The highs and lows of playing a character who rides an emotional rollercoaster can be taxing to an actor.
Half a lifetime ago, Jim Reynolds was thrust into a recruiting office in the Arizona desert and tasked with…
Every now and then, flashbacks will play in Merv Wagstaffe’s head.
The silver lining to an auction benefitting the Boys & Girls Club of Oak Harbor last March has arrived in time for the start of the school year.
Brian Richmond has spent 25 years as a pilot for Alaska Airlines.
But last Saturday, he stood near the air strip at the Outlying Field in Coupeville and was at the controls of a model airplane.
Alonso Rodriguez can remember when “Lupe” stood only waist high and wandered around his parents’ Mexican restaurant looking for something to eat.
