This fall, Grace Aukschun-Johnson (she/her) is a city life reporter for The Front. Grace is a third-year student studying public relations at Western. If Grace isn't writing stories, she'll be found painting, hanging out with friends or thrifting! The best way to get in touch with Grace is graceaukschun.thefront@gmail.com.
With the scent of evergreen and cinnamon filling the crisp air, downtown Bellingham has become a festive haven for art lovers and holiday shoppers during the five-week Holiday Festival of the Arts.
Do you have a sweet tooth? Do you believe dessert really should come first? Well, you're in luck Bellingham has plenty of spots to satisfy your sweet tooth any time of day.
Have you endured one too many casual movie nights or too many dull dinner dates? In need of something new to do with someone special?
It’s the time of the year that ghosts, goblins and ghouls start to resurface. Bellingham's haunted house scene is on display from Oct. 18 to 20 and Oct. 25 to 27.
When was the last time you had a wonderful meal? Really think about it. Now, can you recall the cost of preparing that meal? In the fall of 2022, Western Washington University and the Washington Student Achievement Council worked together to distribute a survey to students at 39 different colleges and universities throughout the state. According to the survey, two out of every five students had faced food insecurity within 30 days of their response.
SeaFeast is back in town for its annual celebration of Bellingham's local waterfront. Festivities kicked off at Zuanich Point Park & Fisherman's Pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 5, offering a weekend full of fun to the community.
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