Girls flag football is now an officially recognized varsity sport in Washington, and schools in Whatcom County are preparing to launch their programs for the 2024–25 school year.

So, gather your friends and family and enjoy fireworks, parades and festivals all around Whatcom County for a 4th of July to remember.

Just outside Bellingham, by the shores of Lake Whatcom, is a curious sight: The Fork at Agate Bay, a fine dining restaurant ...

On the afternoon of April 26, 2025, community members and public officials gathered to celebrate the recent public opening of ...

Locally, Unity Care NW and Sea Mar are the only Federally Qualified Community Health Centers (FQHCs) in Whatcom County.

Where: Village Books in Fairhaven, 1200 11th St Bellingham Welcome back long-time friend and poet-in-residence at the ...

Bellingham is gearing up for an unforgettable Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 21, from 2–6 p.m. at Maritime Heritage ...

Where: 1220 Central Avenue Please visit us at the Waterfront Artist Studios!

When Matt Moore launched Moore Construction in 2021, it started with two people in a garage and a big vision: to build a ...

Where: Village Books in Fairhaven, 1200 11th St Bellingham Join us and Sally Scopa in welcoming WWU associate professor of ...

Where: The Upfront Theatre, 203 Prospect Street A drag improv show combining the glamour, sass, and performance art of drag with the spontaneity and humor of improvisational theatre. Expect lip sync ...