City & County
Whatcom Transit Authority continues service with new safety measures
By The Front | April 28By Kaleigh Carroll
Bellingham
City & County
Lighthouse Mission Ministries moves drop-in center to Bellingham High School
By The Front | April 27By Makenna Marks
City & County
Community members make thousands of masks to protect essential workers
By The Front | April 23By Olivia Hobson
City & County
Construction on Bellingham city projects to resume by April 20
By The Front | April 23By Benjamin Leung
City & County
Bellingham independent music venues seek relief
By The Front | April 22By Riley Currie
City & County
Local advocates worry as Bellingham domestic violence rates stagnate
By The Front | April 22By Kaleigh Carroll
City & County
Local distilleries supply community with homemade hand sanitizer
By The Front | April 21By Makenna Marks
Housing & Development
Bellingham City Council unanimously approves rent and mortgage relief resolution
By The Front | April 21By Seth Stevens
City & County
Local artists lose business without Bellingham Farmers Market sales
By The Front | April 20By Bailey Sytsma
Housing & Development
Western lays off all RAs and apartment advisers
By Nate Sanford | April 1This article was amended on April 1, 2020, to reflect a change of language. Washington’s Employment Security Department (along with several of our Facebook followers) makes a distinction between employees who have been laid off (and who will not be replaced) and employees who have been fired (and will be replaced). This article will be updated as more information comes in.
Business & Economy
How local businesses are adjusting to closures caused by COVID-19
By The Front | March 24By Joshua McKinney
Health & Wellness
'Virus is widespread in our area'
By Nate Sanford | March 17The Whatcom County Health Department announced on Monday that it will no longer report locations that have been exposed to people who tested positive for COVID-19.
City & County
As COVID creeps in, delivery services bustle
By The Front | March 16By Cierra Coppock
City & County
City adds 'Hearing loop' to council chambers
By The Front | March 16By Aryonna Willoughby
Local Government
County OKs $250K budget to address COVID
By The Front | March 16By Teya Heidenreich
