‘Rock Local’ at Bellingham’s West Sound Fest
By Logan Schreiber | May 17After two years in the making, West Sound Fest begins Friday downtown.
After two years in the making, West Sound Fest begins Friday downtown.
Bellingham's Parks and Recreation department applies for a $500,000 grant to turn an unused area in the Birchwood neighborhood into Storybrook Park. Learn more about the proposed park and its plans for fruition.
The aurora borealis was visible on Friday night in Bellingham as locals gathered around town to see the weather phenomenon. The aurora will be potentially visible through the rest of the weekend until May 12.
Lake Washington United Methodist Church's Safe Parking program provides a model for Bellingham as city officials look to create safe parking situations for unhoused individuals living out of their cars.
A follow-up story about the unionization drive at the two Bellingham Community Food Co-op locations.
El Sueñito Running Club meets up every Wednesday afternoon to run, walk or stroll a few miles and enjoy tacos afterward.
The newly opened Mach1 Speedway and Arcade gives locals a new entertainment facility to race go-karts, play games and enjoy food and drinks.
State Route 20’s iconic mountain views make it a popular recreation destination. Even with an early spring reopening, travelers should still be wary of inclement weather and avalanche risk.
Bellingham will have its first contemporary style longhouse in summer of 2025.
Why it matters and small steps everyone can take to help this iconic symbol.
Axe marks the spot; join the fun with games, alcohol and food.
“I have really had a love for this sport, which I believe is god-given,” Barb Demorest, Washington State Bowling Hall of Famer, begins. “It’s unexplainable. Just the moment I picked up a bowling ball, I loved it.”
Museum in Mind is a program that was started by NWRC and Whatcom Museum that gives individuals with early-stage memory loss and their caregivers a chance to check out current exhibits. NWRC Dementia Program Specialists explain the benefits of this program and a recent attendee gives insight into their experience.
ABC’s lease with the Port was terminated in March after allegations of polluting activity earlier this year. Now, the company has withdrawn its application to build a metal shredder on Marine Drive.
The housing will aid in presenting many opportunities for community building among Latine students.
With a small chance that a 9.0 earthquake will hit coastal Washington within the next 50 years, here's what you need to know to stay prepared.
Public comment periods offer an opportunity to share opinions and engage with the community. Here’s how to make the most out of your three minutes before the City Council.
House shows are a way for artists and musicians to perform in an intimate and personal space. Learn more about a local house show venue called the Bingus Beyond, and how house shows are significant to musicians, audiences and those hosting the venues.
Community leaders look to give back to the next generation of skaters with a new park and continued support for local skate shops.
In November, fetid smells emanated from a sewage leak that was later discovered to have originated from the Fairhaven Complex.