Good morning, Bellingham.

Stone’s Throw Brewery in Fairhaven draws locals with creative events and live music, operating from a renovated home enhanced by five shipping containers for brewing + storage.

Owners Tony Luciano and Nadine van Niekerk keep the taproom vibrant by hosting gatherings ranging from CSA drop-offs to small weddings.

Lynden teen Cole Serad began his falconry hobby at age 12 when his red-tailed hawk flew away after two days; he joked (as a 13-year-old kid with a bird half his height) about the brief adventure.

In July, the Lynden Heritage Museum launched a campaign to raise $100K after budget cuts led to staffing changes + its treasurer confirmed late last week that the financial goal was reached with extra funds to bolster operations.

The Lynden School Board will meet to set new goals for 600+ multilingual learners after a report showed 42.1% made progress toward English proficiency during the 2025-2026 school year.

WSDOT will close the right lane of I-5 northbound between Samish Way and Sunset Drive at 6 a.m. Saturday, Oct.

10 for concrete panel replacement until 10 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 11, with work possibly rescheduled if rain is forecast.

Washington state health officials warn residents to discard recalled Graziers raw milk cheeses — including medium cheddar, sharp cheddar, jalapeño jack and Monterey jack sold in varied packages — to avoid E. coli risks, though no local cases have been reported; the recall follows 13 infections in nine states.