All are invited to honor those who have fallen at three events on Whidbey Island.
Event features dancers, a juggler, ‘Fakespeare,’ live music and lots of food
The volunteer-run fair May 25 and 26 will feature dancers, a juggler, ‘Fakespeare,’ various live music shows and lots of food.
For everyone living in Oak Harbor and Coupeville, the noise was as loud as a rock concert, researchers said.
Recent rumors of the elk’s alleged aggression have been greatly exaggerated, according to state Fish and Wildlife.
Bob Tearse and Joseph Kleinman are sharing their sword-fighting expertise with young people on south Whidbey Island.
Two years after taking over the business, Andy Plumlee opened another store in the Anacortes Marina on Monday.
A man suspected of stealing trading cards faces theft charges in Island County. He appeared in court this week.
The decision came after about 30 restaurateurs complained about the food inspector. Inspections are expected to fully resume next week.
Yvonne Gallardo-Van Ornam called it a “little embarrassing” to have Oak Harbor Rep. Clyde Shavers “representing veterans.”
The brewery with taprooms in Coupeville, Freeland and Lake Stevens announced Saturday it would close all three locations.
Jeremy Kyncl and Michelle Scandalis strive to influence culture around environmental issues through their business.
A lawsuit alleged the Island County Sheriff’s Office was responsible for “state-created danger.”
On top of being “cute” and entertaining, Narissa Jackson’s isopods help her with some house chores.
A wind storm toppled a tree onto a house, canceled ferry trips and prompted evacuations Tuesday.
A Freeland couple is accepting orders for Feral Slice Pizza, its take-and-bake pizza biz in Clinton.
Jason Hadnot, 47, and Samantha Zeine, 42, were found deceased Friday in the 2500 block of Euclid Avenue.
Newsflash: In Island County, bus rides are free. Traveling the length of Whidbey Island can be an ideal winter day-trip.
Consider these unique gift idea suggestions from the South Whidbey Record and the Whidbey News-Times
Most of the reported vehicle-wildlife collisions involve deer, according to WSDOT.
