Bellingham City Council appointed Nicholas Henery the city’s new municipal court judge at its meeting Monday night. During budget deliberations in the fall, council included funding for an additional ...

Tuesday, March 17 is, of course, St. Patrick’s Day, which is always cause for green-clad revelers to take to the street. There are lots of fun possibilities here, with live Irish music at Skylark’s, ...

Turns out, Western Washington University won’t host an NCAA Division II tournament game at Carver Gym as hoped, but gets the next-closest thing: a short trip to conference rival campus Central ...

Linda Lawson, a retired teacher who serves as a librarian and archivist for St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, referred to herself ...

Lynden finished the game on an 11-4 run and completed the first-ever three-peat in Washington 2A girls basketball history ...

LC took a 13-point halftime lead over the previously undefeated Leopards and then poured it on in the second half, cruising ...

On the recognition issue, however, the Samish finally prevailed. A 1996 U.S. District Court order in the tribe’s favor referred to the “protracted and tortured history” of the Samish struggle and ...

Whatcom Transportation Authority’s Board voted earlier this year to focus bus service more on densely populated areas than it was before, prompting a shift in what frequency of routes could look like ...

Coming off a double-overtime win over Annie Wright on Thursday night, the Lynden Christian girls knew they would have to dig ...

The La Conner Daffodil Festival was founded in 2015 as a way to give businesses a shoulder season boost. Most blossoms belong ...

Puget Sound Energy is requesting approval from the state Utilities and Transportation Commission for a series of rate ...

After losing a couple of its top players, Lynden Christian’s baseball team will be relying on junior first baseman Eli Stamps to step into a pivotal role. Stamps recognizes he will be one of the ...