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The theme for this year’s Blossomtime Parade in downtown Bellingham is “Honoring our Heroes,” and that’s the idea behind an unusual entry in this year’s Ski to Sea Race.

The race team is called “Equipe Sousa Mendes.” “Equipe” means “team” in both French and…

Stones Throw Brewing Co. is getting into shipping containers, but the beer itself is all about celebrating the local life.

Owners Tony Luciano and Jack Pflueger have been busy getting their Fairhaven brewery ready, and a crucial step was made Friday, April 17, when…

Opportunities to listen in person to survivors of the Holocaust describe their tragic experiences and inspire us with their wisdom are passing. Bellingham resident Noemi Ban’s story is one of loss, tragedy, resiliency, hope and inspiration.

Friends and family gathered at a memorial service held at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 23, at Norway Hall to remember the life of Western junior Woodrow Moore.

Moore, 21, died Tuesday morning, April 21. The cause of death was medical in nature, though the Whatcom County medical examiner did not…

Ann Marie Cooper, 37, grew up in Edmonds and came to Bellingham to attend Western Washington University in 1995, but moved away after graduation and marriage in 2000. After many years of visiting what felt like home, her family made their permanent move back to Bellingham in 2009.

On June 10, 1999, a few days after his high school graduation, Liam Wood unexpectedly got an afternoon off work and decided to go fly-fishing on a creek near his hometown of Bellingham, Washington. About 100 miles away, operators missed the signs of a pressure spike in the 16-inch gasoline…