Woman’s effort to save rhodies paid off
One South Whidbey gardener’s dedication to preserving the official state flower pays off every spring
Students get animated for contest
A South Whidbey High School junior and her team brought their animated short to a state competition.
No shortage of cuteness at Barnyard Olympics
Chickens and goats will compete to find out who’s the pluckiest at the upcoming Barnyard Olympics.
Busy weekend ahead for state ferries
Memorial Day weekend will spur long waits in line.
Construction progressing at Langley Library
The Langley Library renovation project, costing $4 million, has been underway for over 2 months.
Massage therapist charged with sex crimes
A Freeland massage therapist is accused of sexually assaulting two clients last year.
Memorial Day parade returns to Coupeville
The event will feature food, music and the men and women who have served the country.
A 19-year-old Bellevue resident is accused of leading a deputy on a high-speed chase on back roads of South Whidbey… Island County Jail Chief Jose Briones has intense stories about the state’s largest prison. Mutiny Bay Books is a novelty among the collection of banks, thrift stores, wineries and restaurants of Freeland’s commercial district. Clinton retail management firm named Retailer of the Year.Police chase ends with rollover
Jail chief receives national recognition for commitment
New beginning for Freeland bookstore
Myers Group wins award
South Whidbey baseball heads to district playoffs
The Falcons closed out their regular season April 29 with a 7-2 win against Bellingham
Oak Harbor baseball kicks off districts with win
Wildcats got a 3-2 win when they hosted Snohomish Thursday.
- South Whidbey softball team steps up
- 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
A Rockin’ a Hard Place: A self-guided history tour loaded with good and bad reminders
As spring has finally sprung on our Rock, after a chilly and damp couple of months, it’s of course time…
More than coffee: Swinomish Native shares family history and wisdom
Tony Cladusbid, formerly Cladoosby, is a La Conner resident and co-owner of Beaver Tales Coffee.
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