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January 2021
| January 21
January 21, 2021
Whatcom is going to stay chilly for awhile, but will it mean more lowland snow?
Anxious Whatcom residents jam phone lines seeking appointments for COVID-19 vaccine
As Whatcom schools report additional COVID cases, county sees increase of 59 Wednesday
Ten inmates at Whatcom County Jail’s Work Center test positive for COVID-19
The new Dick’s Drive-In food truck has found a spot to visit in Bellingham
Western Washington University contractor to lay off 183 campus workers
Heading out to walk this popular Lake Whatcom trail? This is why you’ll have to wait
Advocate says City Hall encampment ‘is a human rights issue’ as city prepares cleanup
Bellingham notifies City Hall tent encampment residents of cleanup coming Friday
Four Lynden Middle School students test positive for COVID-19, district officials say
After more than eight decades, Bellingham High makes plans to change its mascot
