Anyone who’s ever strolled through Fairhaven knows that the name of Dirty Dan Harris is hard to avoid. He’s best known as the ...

Wyld Flamingos are the premier funk band of Bellingham, Washington with a groove that is undeniably transcendent! Fairhaven ...

When met with a challenge, Western Washington University student JoJo Grubesic is the type of person who uses the obstacle as ...

The sign reading “Gold Mine Trail” could not look more out of place than beside a barbed-wire pasture fence and unassuming narrow trailhead just outside Nooksack. But this trail on Sumas Mountain ...

At Whatcom County’s southeasternmost corner, bordering Skagit and Okanagan Counties, stand our county’s only two company towns: Newhalem and Diablo. Seattle City Light, a citizen-owned public utility, ...

Repiping is exactly what it sounds like—replacing your home's water supply lines so you're no longer fighting corrosion, chronic leaks, and that sad trickle you've started calling a "shower." ...

Gurpreet Dhillon learned from his father growing up that kindness costs you nothing—but it pays you dividends. It’s a value he embodies in his position as director for service lines in Palliative and ...

For decades, an urban legend has persisted in Bellingham. Maybe you’ve heard of it: long ago, several Chinese miners were buried or drowned, accidentally or intentionally, in the old Sehome coal mine.

From rural foothills to urban forest, countless trees shape Bellingham’s landscape. Generations have made Bellingham’s canopy their canvas, planting native and exotic trees that remain landmarks over ...

Neal Shaffer, PA-C, has joined the Priority Care team at the PeaceHealth Lynden Clinic. With experience in both family medicine and emergency care, Shaffer has treated everything from common illnesses ...

In Bellingham, our city parks range widely from large hiking areas to green spaces to neighborhood gathering sites just outside residents’ doors. While most parks are named for their streets, areas, ...

When Mindport Exhibits Creative Director Margot Stroop put out a call for proposals in the summer of 2023 for an upcoming exhibit, she heard from more than 40 applicants — ultimately, 13 artist were ...