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The Mount Anthony Union Board on Wednesday announced the hiring of Christopher Barnes as the high school's new vice principal.

For four and a half years, coal exports and the massive terminals proposed at Longview and near Bellingham have been a subject of local debate. Millennium and Gateway Pacific (GPT), respectively, are still far from approval and may never see the light of day. Throughout this time, terminal…

When Kelsey Rowlson graduated from Western Washington University with a degree in communications, she thought her job search might take a while.
Instead, she lined up a job as the event and program coordinator at the Ferndale Chamber of Commerce in July 2014, a month after graduation.

Twenty-three-year old Lizzi Jackson will compete for the title of Miss Washington July 2 and 3 at Highline Performing Arts Center. Jackson won the title of Miss Rainier this past March.

When Mike Stoner first toured the Port of Bellingham’s properties 20 years ago, he started to make a mental list of contaminated sites that needed work.

It was 1995, and he had just been hired as the port’s environmental director. Before that, he’d been working…

It was February 1916. Activist Emma Goldman was arrested for lecturing on birth control; German guns bombarded French lines, starting World War I’s Battle of Verdun; and renowned Italian tenor Enrico Caruso recorded “O Solo Mio” for the Victor Talking Machine Co.

Archaeology: Long hours, hard work and totally worth it.
The Rev. David Cox, interim pastor at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Norfolk, can attest to that.
Before becoming a pastor, Cox studied archaeology at Western Washington University, formerly Western Washington State College.

The Rio Grande is disappearing. Slowly but surely, less and less water is flowing from the snow peaks of Colorado to the Gulf of Mexico. Just shy of a year ago, Colin McDonald travelled along the Rio Grande to learn more about the damages being done to this majestic river.

"The world…