Covering these government agencies from Oak Harbor and North Whidbey Island.
| Whidbey Island Public Hospital District (WhidbeyHealth) | North Whidbey Fire and Rescue District |
| City of Oak Harbor | North Whidbey Pool, Parks and Recreation District |
| Oak Harbor School District | Cemetery District One (Maple Leaf Cemetery) |
ELECTIONS 2026: Coffee, Pastries, and Politics
GOP of Island County, an independent political action committee, announced an event with Republican candidates and elected officials to be held on Sat. June 28, 2025.
OAK HARBOR / BRYAN STUCKY: I rarely comment on national politics
BRYAN STUCKY: I’ve been reading about the two state lawmakers who were gunned down in Minnesota.
OAK HARBOR: Mayor Wright’s comments from the Pathways to Stability meeting
CITY OF OAK HARBOR: The City and Task Force do not have to hold public meetings like this one, but we are choosing to, because we believe you deserve to hear updates directly from us, not through rumors or assumptions. – Mayor Ronnie Wright
OAK HARBOR / BRYAN STUCKY: What is happening to the old Louie-G’s?
BRYAN STUCKY: It appears Chipotle has started the permit process.
OAK HARBOR: Mayor holds barbecue to talk about the marina
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: Wright is hosting a unique forum and barbecue at 4-7 p.m., on June 20 at Catalina Park.
OAK HARBOR: End of the Year Message from OHPS Superintendent
OAK HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT: As we close out the school year, I want to take a moment to reflect with deep gratitude and pride on the journey we’ve shared.
OAK HARBOR: A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR WRIGHT
CITY OF OAK HARBOR: Mayor Ronnie Wright commented on the cancellation of the Hydros for Heroes event.
OAK HARBOR / BRYAN STUCKY: The city has created a homelessness FAQ
BRYAN STUCKY: If you plan on attending this (or would like to know more) the city has created a FAQ regarding issues of homelessness.
OAK HARBOR: Council debates flag inclusivity
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: At the regular meeting Tuesday, members of the city council debated proposed guidelines for displaying flags on city property. A difference of opinion on whether to permit the raising of commemorative flags in the name of “inclusivity” led the council members to postpone a decision.
OAK HARBOR / BRYAN STUCKY: City’s role in events like Hydros for Heroes
OAK HARBOR CITY COUNCILOR BRYAN STUCKY: With the cancellation of Hydros for Heroes, I’d like to clarify the city’s role in events like these.









