Immigrants in Whatcom County are feeling scared after federal officials responded to last week’s shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., with harsh rhetoric about those without ...

Below Lynden’s Claire Theatre stage, two dozen young actors race to change in and out of their costumes. They do so mostly in accordance with the brightly colored signs backstage taped to ceilings and ...

20th Century Bowl remains closed indefinitely after shutting its doors on July 31 for needed repairs. The bowling center closed after a crack in one of the roof trusses was discovered. “We are ...

Whatcom County will see some new faces in the high school basketball scene this winter. Bellingham, Meridian and Squalicum have each hired new girls basketball coaches. Each coach provides a unique ...

“Breakup Season” is a sleeper holiday favorite, having won 34 awards at festivals nationwide before its 2024 theatrical release. It also co-stars Mount Vernon’s own Carly Stewart, who cut her ...

Among the cost-saving measures in Skagit County’s proposed $84.6 million 2026 budget: the elimination of 51 staff positions, an indefinite hiring freeze and a decision to give the county’s senior ...

The Bellingham man accused of shooting two National Guard members, killing one of them, in Washington, D.C., pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder while armed, assault with the intent to kill ...

Mission Ridge outside of Wenatchee will be the first ski resort in the state to open — lifts start spinning on Dec. 4. Mt. Baker isn’t the only hill to see a delayed opening. Crystal Mountain Resort, ...

Fewer than six months after reopening under new ownership, Bayou on Bay appears to have closed its doors once more. No official announcement has been made on social media, though its website and phone ...

Edmundo Corrales, 36, died early morning on Dec. 1 in a multi-vehicle crash on State Route 20. Known by many as Mundo, he was an “amazing human being who served as a coach, teacher and advisor” at the ...

Brooks Manufacturing, the 110-year-old family-owned wood crossarm company in Bellingham, has been acquired by the Canadian corporation Stella-Jones for $140 million.

The Bellingham Bells will be searching for their fourth head coach in four seasons after Ed Knaggs announced his departure. In his only season, Knaggs led the Bells to a 33-21 record, a West Coast ...