Coupeville News

At Thanksgiving time, our thoughts always turn to all the things for which Whidbey Islanders have to be thankful.

For the ninth consecutive year, in conjunction with National Model Railroad Month, Jack Tingstad will host a model railroad open house in Coupeville.

Whidbey Island has met Puget Sound Energy's challenge to increase enrollment in the utility's Green Power Program to 1,000 total residential and business participants.

What would happen if there was an organization dedicated to righting the world's ills by removing unpleasant people? Find out as the Coupeville High School Wolf PAC Theatre Troupe presents "Unhealthy to be Unpleasant." The leader is a blind man in this whacky comedy by James Kirkwood, and his present target is a former actor whose 94-year-old ...

A forum focusing on alternative healthcare options will be next week in Bayview, hosted by Grethe Cammermeyer of Langley, Whidbey General Hospital commissioner for the South End.

What was likely an absent-minded mistake that turned into a full-scale bomb investigation in Coupeville Monday afternoon.

Tenth District state legislators gave a no-nonsense talk on the economy Friday in Coupeville, addressing issues from stimulus projects to small-scale farms.

There's a new face in the ongoing saga surrounding the airport located south of Oak Harbor - the Port of Coupeville.

Ted Clifton, owner of Clifton View Homes, received the Builder of the Year award from the the Building Industry Association of Washington.

Local residents and small-business owners are invited to hear the three legislators from District 10 talk about what theya re doing to help Whidbey Island weather the economic downturn.

A group of parents expressed frustration at a Coupeville School Board meeting Monday about the lack of communication regarding a violent incident on a school bus last week that left one student injured and another under arrest.

Those who love art and the artists who love to make it are all sitting pretty after a satisfying tour.

An 18-year-old Oak Harbor man who got hit over the head with an empty wine bottle while burglarizing a garage Oct.

A lighthouse on the northern tip of Patos Island in the Puget Sound looks southeast across the Rosario Strait with Sucia Island and Orcas Island in the distance.

Coupeville will soon be the home of a new church, although a proposed steeple is still stirring controversy.

IDIPICa s safety program a oeBe Safe Be Seen on Halloweena returns to Oak Harbor Wal-Mart this year on Halloween.

With the name for the first Keystone-to-Port Townsend ferry already decided, the naming of the second one could be more of an ordeal.

If a grant is approved, boaters in Penn Cove will have a new place to dump their wastewater.

Island County and Island Disposal employees made up nearly half of the roughly 20-member audience at the Island County roadside recycling information meeting at the Coupeville Recreation Hall.

A woman was injured late last week when a dead tree at the side of the road blew over as she was driving past and shattered the windshield of her car.