Langley News

The investment company that holds the lien on the Dog House Tavern has asked city officials to help find a buyer for the iconic building.

Tom Johnson teaching the last segment of his series on how to interpret and apply a biblical text for the purpose of leading a Bible study.

It's a case where blowing smoke was a good thing. More than two dozen local firefighters honed their skills inside a makeshift structure in Bayview this past Saturday morning, concentrating on "positive-pressure ventilation." It was a makeup session, the last of six conducted by Island County Fire District 3 to fine-tune its officers and ...

The original section of the Langley Library has been added to the Langley Historic Preservation Commissiona s Register of Historic Places.

The citya s moratorium on subdivisions in three neighborhoods is expected to be extended for another three months.

A forum focusing on alternative healthcare options will be next week in Bayview, hosted by Grethe Cammermeyer of Langley, Whidbey General Hospital commissioner for the South End.

As the economy continues to pitch and roll, the city of Langley is keeping a tight grip on the $4 million in its pocketbook.

The art is pouring in as the Brackenwood Gallery gets set to open. a oeReflectionsa is the name of the first show of this newest art gallery in Langley, which took over the spot previously occupied by Karlson/Gray Gallery.

UUCWI looks at the idea of being saved The first Unitarian Universalist Principle says that every person has inherent worth and dignity, so Unitarian Universalists reject the idea that we need a oesavinga in the traditional evangelical sense.

After 16 months of deliberation, the city's 20-year parks and open space plan is ready for a public hearing.

Lila Browne and her two young children have a new home in Freeland, thanks to their own efforts and Habitat for Humanity of Island County.

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.