Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 23rd of August.
Good morning, Bellingham.
The Whatcom Humane Society's annual Dog Days of Summer Festival features canine contests, over 45 vendors, and a fundraiser, promising fun for dogs and their owners.
A fundraiser in memory of Owen Morton raised $14,000 to supply gear for motocross riders, honoring the 14-year-old and planning to annually support the community and potentially help with medical bills.
Mayor Kim Lund's Executive Order leads to a safer, cleaner downtown Bellingham, with plans for further improvements and community engagement shaping its future.
The North Cascades Highway has reopened after clearing over 7,000 tons of debris from a mudslide and firefighting efforts on the Easy Fire, with ongoing reduced speed limits.
Washington's primary election for Commissioner of Public Lands will see a mandatory recount after a historically tight race, with Democrat Dave Upthegrove narrowly leading Republican Sue Kuehl Pederson.
Craft a Berry Basket Necklace with Lisa Telford
Learn the art of Northwest Coast weaving as you create a miniature berry basket necklace using traditional cedar bark with expert guidance from Lisa Telford.
Research Assistance and Library Services
Explore valuable research support and resource access at Whatcom Community College.
Live Music Event at The Blue Room
Experience a live recording performance by Full Color Dream at The Blue Room, with proceeds supporting local music initiatives.
New Member Orientation at Bellingham Makerspace
Learn about membership privileges and obligations while receiving essential information to start creating at Bellingham Makerspace.
Bellingham Public Library Board Meeting
Attend the monthly meeting of the Bellingham Public Library Board of Trustees to engage in discussions about library governance and services.
Bumpin Uglies Live at Wild Buffalo House Of Music
Experience the live performance of Bumpin Uglies, a vibrant band known for their energetic shows, at the Wild Buffalo House Of Music in Bellingham.
Nancy Canyon's Book Launch: Struck - A Season on a Fire Lookout
Celebrate the local author's new book, exploring her experiences as a fire lookout attendant in 1971 Idaho amidst personal and societal challenges.
Community Clean-Up Day at Harriet Spanel Park
Celebrate National Clean Up Day by helping to remove weeds, mulch, and pick up litter at Harriet Spanel Park.
Bellingham Veg Fest: A Celebration of Vegan Living
Celebrate all things vegan at this vibrant festival, showcasing the fun and ease of a vegan lifestyle with activities for all ages.
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