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An accomplished musician and budding environmental scientist, Bellingham’s Chandra Johnson has overcome tremendous adversity. Her unwavering drive, supportive friends and family, and persistently positive attitude have pulled her through one of the most difficult years of her young life.

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Three Western Washington University (��������) students spoke to a crowd of curious residents about the feasibility of a passenger train stop in Blaine.

Michelle Anderson-Irons, Joe Glithero and Lora Sonnen, three students in ��������’s international business program, presented their evaluation in…

Police responded Thursday, Dec. 17, to the sixth recent report of indecent exposure, the latest in a series of flasher and voyeurism cases north of Western Washington University campus.

Two young women called police around 11:15 p.m. when they saw a man outside their window on the east…

For more than a decade, Daniel Rasmussen was in the business of teeth, operating his own dental practice in Anacortes.
Two years ago, however, Rasmussen sold his practice to head back to school.
Twenty-five years after graduating from Oregon Health and Science…

Juliette Machado, a 24-year-old native of Hawaii, is having a busy fall.

She’s helping with the projection design work for “Under the Tree,” opening Thursday, Dec. 10, at iDiOM Theater; her just-completed film, “Ellis Won’t be Dancing Today,” will be shown at Pickford Film Center in…

On Highway 202, just across the valley from Chateau Ste. Michelle, in the northern woodland region of Washington, stands the Sky River Mead and Honey Wine Meadery. Nestled comfortably off the scenic green-way of the Sammamish River Trail since 2012, this award-winning Washington meadery has…

Karlyn Hungate, director of this year’s Bellingham Figure Skating Club winter show, “The North Pole Express,” describes the performance as “a variety of traditional and contemporary holiday pieces, woven within the magical excitement of children surrounding the Christmas season; celebrating what…

Temperatures are beginning to drop, and for some people, happiness is a fresh layer of powder and a lift ticket. Ski resorts figure to start getting crowded as we move further into the coldest time of the year, and proximity to runs couldn't be more vital.

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