The track and field team is looking good this year already, with a successful first meet under their belts and records already being broken.

Celebrating its 14th annual spring concert, Melodious Notes Over the Harbor returns March 28 at the Community Theatre. The music begins at 7:30 p.m, and this year features new musicians and works from ...

San Juan County is seeking volunteers to serve on various boards and committees that help shape daily life in the San Juan Islands. Key positions on the Solid Waste Advisory Committee, Agricultural ...

On Wednesday, March 25, the San Juan Island School District Board of Directors will hold a regular (open) School Board Meeting at 5 p.m. at the high school library.

A Regular Board Meeting of the San Juan County Public Hospital District No. 1 on Wednesday, March 25, at 3 p.m. Documents for the meeting can be found on our website at Meetings 2026 as they become ...

“The Ramba Effect” is presented as part of the 2026 Best of the Fest Series, with support from film sponsor: Heaven on Earth ...

In collaboration with the Animal Protection Society of Friday Harbor and the National Association of Canine Scent Work, a ...

San Juan County Council will hold its regularly scheduled March 24 meeting on Orcas Island. The public is invited to join the three council members and County staff at the meeting at the Orcas Island ...

The state-run Health Care Authority is transferring all Medicaid recipients to receive incontinence and urological supplies from a single company, estimating it would save the agency $4 million to $8 ...

Emerald Hurley and Caylee Morton, juniors on the Friday Harbor High School varsity softball team, are leading an effort to get a new scoreboard at Linde Field. They are designing and building the ...

My name is Emmett Beadnall, and I’m a high school junior at Spring Street International School who has studied the effects of taking a financial literacy course in high school. I write to urge you, ...

For residents of the San Juan Islands, the distance from Washington, D.C., can feel both like a blessing and a torment. One can see the stars here, hear the tide. And yet the world flickers on every ...