📍 800 Se Barrington Dr, Oak Harbor, WA, 98277
📞 360-675-6611
🌐 www.whidbeynewstimes.com
Since 1908, Whidbey News-Times has been covering North and Central Whidbey Island. From Greenbank to Deception Pass, we keep up with issues facing each community, its people and its events. The paper is based in Oak Harbor where the Navy, schools and business are hot topics. In Coupeville Island County's seat environment, development and tourism get plenty of attention. On North Whidbey Island, people often discuss traffic and state parks. All over Whidbey Island, environmental issues, county government and politics come into play. Readers can be assured the Whidbey News-Times will be there reporting.
📍 5603 Bayview Rd, Langley, WA, 98260
📞 360-221-5300
🌐 www.southwhidbeyrecord.com
The South Whidbey Record has been providing its readers with award-winning community journalism since 1921. The Record serves the south end of Whidbey Island, beginning with the Island gateway of Clinton, where Washington State ferries dock after crossing Puget Sound from the mainland and Seattle. The newspaper readership encompasses several communities: the small but busy hub of Clinton with its beachfronts and rural acreages; the picturesque village of Langley, a center of both visual and performing arts and a strong visitor destination year-round; small, bustling Freeland, presently experiencing strong business and service growth; and the tiny hamlet of Greenbank on the outskirts of Central Whidbey, home to the publicly-owned Greenbank Farm and the famous 54-acre Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens. With a continued goal of excellence in community journalism, the South Whidbey Record maintains a high standard of reporting, analysis, opinion and photography. Each issue reflects the diversity of its audience and addresses issues of interest and importance: from land use and road improvements to schools, crime, county and city government, community events, sports, boating and recreation, arts and entertainment and features on the people and places that make South Whidbey unique.