Not connected to Black Lives Matter, Sunday event will focus on local youths’ experience

  LYNDEN — Another Freedom Parade, repeating one done on May 9, is being planned for Saturday, the Fourth of July. 

  LYNDEN — A Lynden March for Black Lives Matter will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 5, starting at Lynden High School, according to a social-media postings.

  LYNDEN — A Lynden March for Black Lives Matter will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 5, starting at Lynden High School, according to a social-media postings.

Group wants more diverse representation in line-drawing commission

Any donations through July 11 earn a $20 gift grocery card

  OLYMPIA ­— The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission encourages safe and responsible gatherings in state parks during the upcoming Fourth of July holiday.

  BELLINGHAM — While many may look forward to the Fourth of July holiday this Saturday and its traditions, this year is different.

Bellingham not at all, Ferndale just the Fourth, Lynden July 1-5

EPA alleges various failures in pollution control, reports and records against Lynden facility  

  Local businesses struggling to recover from the pandemic will have another tool in hand to help them.

‘Everything is on the table right now,’ says top Democrat budget writer

‘There is no budget crisis — it’s a spending problem’

Forum of Culp, Eyman, Freed and Fortunato on TVW 

But reopening to public must follow along ‘numerous gateways’

  OLYMPIA — Sale of consumer fireworks is allowed beginning Sunday, June 28, at noon and ending at 9 p.m. on July 5.

Quakers’ racial justice virtual forum tonight

Multiple agencies join in rescue at Nugent’s Corner

Northbound has its turn for six days, then to southbound 

Land trust and local district get help from state and federal sources   

State issues guidelines for districts to conform to 

‘Party’ links being probed

  WHATCOM — A forum of four GOP candidates for governor will be carried on local radio station KGMI 790 AM at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 18. It will also be on KTTH 770 of Seattle and KONA 610 of Tri-Cities and will stream live on TVW.org and YouTube.

  FERNDALE — Bellair Airporter Shuttle services reignite on Sunday, June 21, with shuttle buses rolling toward destinations again.

Lynden is first in state using Exact Scientific firm’s method of lab sewage analysis

  WHATCOM — A Search and Rescue team from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island rescued a 28-year-old female hiker with a compound arm fracture Wednesday, June 3, from the Twin Sisters southwest of Mount Baker. 

  WHATCOM — A Parade of Graduates for Nooksack Valley High School seniors will be on Saturday, June 13, starting in Sumas and going through Nooksack to Everson. PLEASE stand outside Main Street through towns and support these kids at 11 a.m.

  WHATCOM ­— A running relay that is the equivalent of 74 marathons from the Canadian border to the Mexican border took off from Peace Arch State Park in Blaine at 7 a.m. Sunday, June 6.

  WHATCOM ­— County Library System staff are ready to begin a safe phased return to services, patrons were told last week.

  LYNDEN ­— Homestead Fitness Center was set to “minimally open” at 30 percent capacity on Monday, June 8.

Whatcom Unified Command is taking the lead

County, state are aligning their systems, definitions

  WHATCOM — Effective Monday, June 8, Whatcom County Parks and Recreation began taking camping reservations for the Silver Lake Park campground. This coincided with Whatcom County’s move into Phase 2 of Washington state’s Safe Start reopening plan.

Changing state requirements led to one-day application delay

Building sale, COVID closure too much to overcome