Whidbey woman raises rare geese with curly feathers
Poultry barn at fair could be filled with Sebastopols thanks to Christyn Johnson’s efforts.
Girl, 11, missing from Lynnwood
Sha’niece Watson’s family is concerned for her safety, according to the sheriff’s office. She has ties to Whidbey Island.
County seeks planning commission candidates
Two positions on Island County’s most high-profile volunteer board are open.
Volunteers collect geoduck tubes from Whidbey beaches
Volunteers for Community Litter Cleanup Program collected over 320 of the mollusk-protecting items
Fire and Rescue saves boater in distress
Central Whidbey crew responds to vessel dead in big waves.
Oak Harbor teacher will join Antarctica expedition
An Oak Harbor pastor turned science teacher is preparing to embark on the adventure of a lifetime.
Coupeville neighborhood becomes wise about wildfires
Residents in the Pondilla Estates received a grant from the Department of Natural Resources.
Arndt Property Management and Mutiny Bay Blues got awards from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Prosecutors charged suspect with assault in second degree and fourth degree, obstructing an officer Biercuterie offers artisan cheeses, cured meats, craft beers and other delights fit for a picnic. The Crandalls, owners of Island Gro, are no strangers to the rollercoaster of recreational legality.South Whidbey businesses receive grants for solar projects
Woman accused in drill assault
Charcuterie business open in Freeland
Locally owned cannabis business grows indoors
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South Whidbey baseball heads to district playoffs
The Falcons closed out their regular season April 29 with a 7-2 win against Bellingham
South Whidbey softball team steps up
Photo by John Fisken
- Oak Harbor baseball kicks off districts with win
- Teen wins national Collie Club title
- South Whidbey baseball ranked 9th in state poll
- South Whidbey girls tennis coaches to finish career at the end of the season
- Eighth graders contribute to South Whidbey’s softball team
- Downes tabbed as All-State pick
Not a dying art, only knapping
Oak Harbor resident makes knives with ancient techniques
Petunia the rescue pig to celebrate first birthday
The community is invited to join South Whidbey’s most famous hog for her first birthday.
Sound Off: Workday is coming soon for Hearts Hammers
By KATHLEEN JO RYAN
Editor’s column: Storied, possibly haunted newspaper building up for sale
If the concrete-block walls of The Whidbey News-Times building in Oak Harbor could talk, they would have many stories to…
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Editor, Editor,Letter: Are protesters a new brand of hippies?
Letter: ‘Kayden’s Law’ is in best interest of children
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