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Several events in Bellingham will honor the life of Martin Luther King Jr.

- The Whatcom Human Rights Task Force and the Whatcom Peace & Justice Center invite the community to the free Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Conference from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18, at Syre…

Western Washington University’s College of Business and Economics plans to offer a new course for �������� students and community members covering business professionalism and career preparation.
Participants will gain experience and insight in preparing for job searches and learn skills…

This year, the theme of the Martin Luther King Jr. Conference is "uniting for human rights and environmental justice." The conference will take place on Saturday, Jan. 18, at Whatcom Community College.

Human rights and environmental justice are inextricably linked. Whether the…

Plans to start a public access cable television channel in Bellingham are on hold following the city's rejection of a channel proposal from Center For New Media.

Bellingham-based Center for New Media, a not-for-profit production facility and education center, was the only…

A hidden gem of the Pacific Northwest, little Bellingham, Washington, is a pretty college town just a handful of miles from the Canadian border. But “the City of Subdued Excitement” is more than just a place for a home for Western Washington University — it’s a wonderland for outdoors-loving…

Mayor Kelli Linville came one step closer to her goal, convincing her own City Council, at least, to request $2.5 million from Whatcom County’s Economic Development Investment (EDI) fund to help finance a large regional stormwater facility to serve a planned retail expansion in the city’s north…