EVERSON — The new O’Reilly Auto Parts store at 100 Blair Drive is now in operation.
He and partner have formed company, will receive $250,000 to boost relations with U.S.
Dedication will be part of Memorial Day service
On March 31, woman died in Maple Falls fire
Builder says he made sure of a quality approach
Alternates to NVHS student: Ferndale’s Ashley Archer, Lynden’s Alyssa Boersma
Alternates to NVHS student: Ferndale’s Ashley Archer, Lynden’s Alyssa Boersma
Muljat: Market returning to more nomalcy
LAUREL — This weekend, Bellewood Acres offers an Easter egg hunt with prizes for children, photos with the Easter bunny, live entertainment, a petting zoo, face painting, pony rides and tractor train rides through the blossoming orchards.
LYNDEN — Actors and directors, build up your skills in time for the Claire vg Thomas Theatre’s 2019-2020 season!
LYNDEN — Do you enjoy gardening, but need a place to grow those flowers and veggies?
Classic country singer has 14 top-selling singles
LYNDEN — Andrew Jewell of Lynden has been named by Farmers Insurance for the fifth time to its President’s Council, recognizing the top 1 percent of the company’s 14,000 agents.
LYNDEN — The grand opening of an AT&T Corporate retail location at 8071 Guide Meridian Suite 103 will be Friday, April 19, from noon to 4 p.m.
The world was shocked Monday to view images of the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris being ruined by fire. France is vowing to rebuild the 850-year-old treasure. This photo is one of several sent to the Lynden Tribune by Charlie Gay, retired publisher of the Shelton-Mason County Journal, who now…
History Harvest comes to Lynden this Saturday
Lynden native making an impact at The Bread Lab in Skagit County
Monty and Heidi McDowell, who grew up here, return to operate new store
Black started business in 1997 as LHS senior
On Friday, March 25, House Democrats in Olympia proposed an operating budget that passed on a party-line vote with Democrats voting Yes and Republicans voting No.
State agency is picking up on what county could not do on rural planning
EVERSON — The Farm Service Agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture offers specially targeted farm ownership and farm operating loans to underserved applicants as well as beginning farmers and ranchers.
WHATCOM — Valeri Wade leads incumbent Theresa Sygitowicz by about 1,150 votes in the Whatcom Conservation District supervisor election.
‘Assistant to the Regional Manager’ saison makes use of garden-grown golden beets
LYNDEN — A ladies-only 21-and-older costume skating party is set for 4:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13, in the Lynden Skateway, 421 Judson St.
WHATCOM — The outdoor Easter sunrise service that has become a tradition is planned again this year by Dan and Emily Gibson at their 1613 Central Rd. farm between Lynden and Everson.
At last, flowering trees and spring bulbs are in bloom, lawns have reawakened, and new life is bursting forth everywhere — spring is here!
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the March Federal Order Class III benchmark milk price April 3 at $15.04 per hundredweight, up $1.15 from February, 82 cents above March 2018 and the highest Class III price since October 2018.
WHATCOM — Students and community members hunting for jobs can attend two career and internship fairs this spring at Bellingham Technical College, starting with an Engineering, Industrial & Manufacturing Career Fair on Wednesday, April 17, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in BTC’s Settlemyer Hall.
Specific focus is Nymeyer creek property in Lynden
Restrictions lifted by health dept. after four years
Rescu Swim’r cuts rescue time by over half
Band will perform Saturday’s grandstand show
LYNDEN — “The Realities of Advance Medical Interventions” is the topic of Dr. William E. Lombard, longtime Whatcom County nephrologist and medical director of DaVita Mt. Baker Kidney Center, speaking at 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 10, at Sonlight Community Church, 8800 Bender Rd.
OLYMPIA — Washington state high school juniors and seniors with an interest in law enforcement as a career have an opportunity to spend a week this summer learning about the roles and job opportunities of the profession.
18-year-olds will still be able to purchase tobacco products on tribal lands; Washington is the ninth state to raise the age to 21
County Council member since 2015, he has lived here more than 30 years
Connector of Hannegan to Sixth also opens up area to development
Also, 78.6 percent say they support a bond for better parks and trails
Safety Summits involve most Lynden schools
WHATCOM — Local retailer DeWaard & Bode recently joined hundreds of other independently owned appliance and bedding dealers in Las Vegas to contribute in the fight against child hunger.
In Bellingham, site is at 3900 Byron Ave.
WHATCOM — Four local students participate this Friday, March 29, in the second level of the National Geographic GeoBee competition, taking place at Highline College in Des Moines.
McCleary ‘fix’ cap of $1.50 is seen as too limiting in some districts
Live workshop, state webinar are upcoming
BLAINE — At Semiahmoo Resort on March 21 a sellout crowd of more than 400 heard who the winners were at the 2019 Business Awards Banquet of Business Pulse magazine and the Whatcom Business Alliance.
He has taught there 20 years, has a focus on team building
Housing is a big contributing factor, say list’s compilers
Fire District 14 gets first unit, North Whatcom next
It happened March 12 near Van Zandt
There’s often a feeling of being David against Goliath, but it’s still worthwhile
He expects it to be challenged legally, if passed
First two of four hours for adults only
It’s about how to pay fairly for this project’s benefits
She will run from ‘Coastal’ District 5
LYNDEN — An informational session on “Advance Care Planning for Dementia” will be at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 25, in the Lynden Library meeting room, 216 Fourth St.
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