Langley News

Nancy Pearl, Langley's favorite book reviewer, will be back in town to give recommendations of her favorite books.

I grew up in New England, Boston specifically. I've always had this romantic image of islands and the shore in general.

The Clyde Theatre's familiar marquee in Langley. Photo by Sue Frause. The Clyde Theatre is more than just a movie palace.

I grew up in New England, Boston specifically. I've always had this romantic image of islands and the shore in general.

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

Conde Nast Traveler magazine has named The Inn at Langley one of the best hotels in the world.

An ordinance changing the way the city collects land-use fees will get a second reading at next weeka s Langley City Council meeting.

Growth, diversity and identity in this seaside city of 1,100 dominate the debate in the only contested race for the five-member Langley City Council.

Downtown Langley will expand its parking soon, thanks to a federal grant and the cooperation of the Christian & Missionary Alliance Church.

All Soula s Eve, a community event of remembrance, is held yearly at the Langley Woodmen Cemetery.

Two-term incumbent Mike Helland and former three-term commissioner Gary Gabelein will face each other in next weeka s General Election for a seat on the Island County Fire District 3 board of commissioners.

More than two dozen South Whidbey students have earned a place on the deana s list at the University of Washington for summer quarter.

Voters forums on the South End finished with a feisty flourish this week, with Port of South Whidbey candidate Ed Jenkins accusing Langley officials of running an "inbred" monarchy that stifles dissent.

If one were to describe what fall tastes like, the description might include the opalescent sweetness of freshly pressed apple cider.

Langley resident Patricia Sylvester went on an emotional roller coaster ride in Island County Superior Court Monday.

A candidates forum for Langley City Council, Position 2, and the South Whidbey Island School Board, Positions 4 and 5, will be held tonight in the Community Room at the South Whidbey Intermediate School on Maxwelton Road.

It's not every day that someone on the island presents a multi-media, performance art, comedy piece that encourages bitching.

A new fire chief to replace retiring Dan Stout has been selected by Island County Fire District 3 commissioners, it was announced at their meeting in Freeland on Thursday night.

Coupeville resident Doug Dragoo brought a dictionary to read the definition of "assessment" at the Island County commissioners' public meeting Wednesday.

Music buffs might recognize the repeated three quick Gs and one long E-flat as the most memorable music phrase of all time.