Behind slogans and symbols of support such as “Whatcom Hearts Queer Youth” and the Bellingham Pride Flag are grassroots organizations working to make our community more inclusive and accepting.

At Barron Heating AC Electrical & Plumbing, we've been helping families in our community stay comfortable since 1972. Adding ...

Our Bellingham Assistance League, a cornerstone of local community support for decades, is proud to announce its transition ...

Peoples Bank has reaffirmed its century-long commitment to community health and well-being with a $1 million philanthropic investment supporting construction of the Peter Paulsen Pavilion at ...

Since 2009, Dave Tucker has run the blog Northwest Geology Field Trips to document fascinating natural history and trip ...

One of the best ways for Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) to reduce carbon emissions is by helping people replace some of their car trips with bus trips. This clears the air we breathe, helps to ...

The Whatcom Family YMCA has launched its annual Community Support Campaign to deliver on its commitment of ensuring every person in Whatcom County has access to the programs, support, and connections ...

Across the Peninsula and Kitsap region, homeowners are sitting on something valuable: equity. Years of mortgage payments, rising property values, and a little patience have quietly built a financial ...

Every child deserves the opportunity to feel safe, understood, and hopeful. For many young children navigating big emotions like worry, fear, or the weight of difficult experiences, finding the words ...

The Armenian Genocide, 1915-1916, was one of the worst humanitarian crises of the twentieth century. Support to help survivors poured in from around the globe—including here in Whatcom County. The ...

From 2003 to 2020, the Bellingham Railway Museum wowed Whatcom County with model trains, railroading artifacts, and exhibits with photos and information on our local railway history. The museum closed ...

Throughout Bellingham’s history, commerce has stayed strong in the downtown area even as Interstate 5 pointed away from it. The city has seen a tug-of-war, much like the rest of the country: early ...