Ninth and tenth graders displayed aromatic products they made themselves for the Herbal Science Fair
Dan Vorhis developed the Raider Creek – a knife named after his favorite hiking trail in Coupeville.
Residents might want to consider applying for a spot in the Organic Farm School’s core program.
South Whidbey resident Georgia Edwards has taught nosework classes for more than a dozen years.
Whidbey is invited to laugh and reflect with this musical where the audience is part of the show.
Jonathan Pulley is an amateur weather forecaster and the moderator of Whidbey Island Weather.
The Whidbey Island Friends feel called to stand for peace publicly once again.
Whether you dig crabs or whales, there’s something for everyone at the Sound Waters University.
A local relationship coach is organizing a speed dating event for Whidbey residents aged 50-75.
Here are some of the Whidbey News-Times’ favorite snow photos submitted by the community.
The annual Ways of Whales Workshop is set to make a splash once again this year.
On top of being “cute” and entertaining, Narissa Jackson’s isopods help her with some house chores.
This program offers guitar, lute and flute sounds from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.
