Good morning, Bellingham.

Lynden Heritage Museum, which has relied on volunteers for 50 years, has cut its hours to three days a week as budget cuts take effect and is asking locals for donations to support its operations.

Community members may help preserve this cherished local resource.

Local historian Marv Fullner has spent 25 years compiling township maps, historical displays and a telephone book that document family and community history in Nooksack Valley.

County Health officials advised residents drawing water from Lake Samish privately to use bottled water after Tuesday, July 28 tests found increased microcystin (infants, pregnant women, and the elderly are at risk), though swimming, bathing, and handwashing remain safe.

Western's men’s basketball team has announced its eight-player incoming class for the upcoming season, adding local standouts including Grant Kepley, Grey Garrison, Ethan DeJong and Logan Heigert.

The Vikings will open their season on Oct. 30 in Ellensburg.

Laughs with Richard Bowen

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Larrabee Lager Co — Ticketed event — Enjoy a night full of laughs with Seattle's own Richard Bowen and friends.

Soul Fire: A 70's Soul Tribute

7-11:30 p.m. — Blue Room — $15 — Enjoy a vibrant night filled with smooth grooves and fiery soul as you dance to the best hits of the 70's.

Baby Cakes Concert at Hotel Bellwether

5-9 p.m. — Hotel Bellwether — $15 adults, $10 kids — Enjoy BBQ, craft brews, and a lively performance by the high-energy Baby Cakes band.