At approximately 2:20 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 17 a woman was struck…
Jason Linnes was socializing and enjoying his meal at the Orcas Chamber…
The southern resident killer whales are sacred, wondrous members of our Pacific…
The 60-foot schooner Phoenix is living up to her name. After a…
Aurora Elaine Turner of Eastsound has been charged with residential burglary and…
Many Americans are expressing gratitude that 2016 is coming to an end.…
After a high school and college career in athletics, Chris Bullock devoted…
Washington state is getting a new area code in 2017. An “area…
A 57-year-old Orcas Island man is in critically stable condition at Harborview…
Jason Michael Schible of Lopez Island has been charged with failure to…
With darkness comes the promise of light. On the shortest day of…
Before you are standing in line at that big department store, Christmas…
Keeping the tradition of concert bands from long ago, the 35-member Orcas…
The day after the 2016 presidential election, Susan Osborn was sad and…
Undergoing cancer treatment is a daunting prospect. For islanders, there is the…
Ian Lister won “Best Holiday Dodgeball Attire” at the first annual community…
A decommissioned Sheriff’s boat at the Orcas Ferry Landing fuel dock sank…
Orcas Medical Center is at a crossroads. After Island Hospital announced it…
You’ll win because you have ideas, and they only have fear. It’s…
After hundreds of police hours and very few leads, the case involving…
Orcas Island voters have supported the Orcas Library expansion. A total of…
During the cold nights of November, go on a journey to the…
John Friedmann will take you on an autumn journey into time and…
What would our community be without a vibrant public library? It’s not…
For Holly Dennis, her business is a labor of love.
When Marlis Sandwith came to work for Teri Williams, they decided to buy a large farm table instead of individual desks.
It doesn't matter what century you are in, there is nothing as magical as those first tremulous steps toward new love.
Their footsteps echo in the corridors of history, but we rarely hear them.
An incredible love story.
When Ron Krebs was elected San Juan County Sheriff in 2014, the department had been experiencing a relatively quiet period.
Whenever I ask someone about joining one of the nonprofit boards I serve on, this is the reaction I receive: a panicked look, a quick shake of the head and "No, I am already on a board and I volunteer a lot. There is no way I can possibly take anything else on."
Following a farm brunch at The Kitchen in Eastsound, visitors can check out more than a dozen unique farms during the Orcas Island Farm Tour on Sunday, Oct. 2. At the end of the day, Orcas Farm will host a soiree, with live local music, DJ Teacher's Pet, a free farmers potluck wood-fired pizza from Inn at Ship Bay by donation and the Lion's Club Beer Garden, sponsored by Island Hoppin' Brewery.
Orcas resident Patricia J. Tullock, 49, pleaded guilty to one count of theft in the first degree, three counts of forgery and two counts of trafficking in stolen property. She was sentenced on Sept. 20 to 50 months. Tullock was transferred to Island County Jail where she will be assessed and then taken to a correctional facility.
Judge Donald Eaton has granted former Orcas High School teacher Gerald Grellet-Tinner a new trial after a lead investigator on the case was accused of misconduct. A new trial is scheduled for Dec. 5. The defendant was released from custody on Sept. 20 after Judge Eaton announced his ruling.
Winter is fast approaching. It's a time when the pace slows down, the rain falls and we start making holiday plans.
Islanders will be seeing a great deal of activity on Orcas roads in the coming years.
A motion to dismiss the conviction of former Orcas High School teacher Gerald Grellet-Tinner has been filed after allegations of misconduct from a lead investigator on the case. Judge Donald Eaton will announce his decision on the motion on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 2 p.m.
Domestic violence is one of those uncomfortable, difficult to discuss issues.
Orcas Island Film festival producers are in full gear, getting the island ready for another weekend of films.
Using live piano music by Lisa Harris as well as recordings of classical music, the Island Inspirational All-Stars chasséd and leaped across the Orcas Center main stage on Sept. 10 to a sold-out crowd.
