Latest Curated Headlines from Oak Harbor and North Whidbey

We 💙 community conversations! Last week the City shared updates with local businesses about the plans for our Downtown and Waterfront District at the Chamber luncheon. Think: great energy, a lot of connections, and more reasons to love where we live. Later that evening, we kept the momentum going with...

WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: A judge sided with the city of Oak Harbor in a lawsuit over the council’s decision to change a code that previously required a vote of the people before any city-owned park land can be sold or transferred to a private entity.

We will be recieveing an update on the windmill project from the Oak Habrkor rotary club on our April 15, meeting.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Demolition of Vacant Buildings Starts Today OAK HARBOR, WA — April 14, 2025 – After a thorough and engaging public outreach process that began in the fall of 2022, the City of Oak Harbor has moved forward with the long-anticipated demolition of the unused and deteriorating buildings...

WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: Bryan and Carrie Stucky announced they are taking ownership of the Oak Harbor Cinemas.

Thinking about making a difference in our schools? Oak Harbor Public Schools has several School Board positions up for election this November! Join us for an Information Night to learn more about what it means to serve as a board member, the responsibilities involved, and how you can contribute to...

We’re thrilled to share the latest look at the new and improved Crescent Harbor Elementary — and wow, what a difference a few months makes! From steel framing to walls going up, it’s incredible to see our vision turning into reality. Thanks to the State of Washington and the Department...

Thanks again to everyone who came to our town hall meeting on March 15; it was great to see so many of you there! In my latest video update I discuss some of the themes that came up. Your questions were thoughtful, and constructive discussions about important issues are always...

WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: The city of Oak Harbor is looking at potentially changing the way it responds to emergencies.

The Oak Harbor School District issued an invitation to the public to participate in their Budget Advisory Committee.