When you can count on your friends, and they can count on you, the impossible becomes possible. That’s exactly what’s happening at Black Noise Records, a record label and store in Bellingham, Washington, built from the ground up by a young artist with a dream
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New Dutch Bros Coffee Planned for Bellingham—But Hurdles Remain
A new Dutch Bros Coffee could soon arrive at 451 W Bakerview Rd in Bellingham, but the project faces zoning and environmental challenges before it can proceed.
Lynden Chevron under new ownership
Lynden Chevron (8195 Guide Meridian Rd.) is now under new ownership, bringing lower gas prices and an expanded selection of snacks and drinks.
Adventurous Water Enthusiasts Take on the Wind and Waves at Maritime Park
While most people take cover when the winds pick up and the rain starts falling, that’s not the case at Maritime Park today.
Lilia’s Mexican Cuisine: A Flavorful, Family-Driven Dining Experience in Bellingham
When it comes to authentic, heartfelt, and flavorful Mexican cuisine, Lilia’s Mexican Cuisine on Bakerview Road in Bellingham stands out as a must-visit. From the moment we walked through the doors, this dining experience was nothing short of phenomenal.
Love From London Brings Sweet Treats and Big Crowds to Bellingham
On Saturday, March 1st, Love From London celebrated its grand opening in Bellingham, and the community showed up in full force.
Loca Mocha: A Family Legacy Brewing Community and Resilience in Sumas
Loca Mocha in Sumas is built on family legacy and community spirit. Despite challenges like COVID and flooding, Nicole Sandoval expanded her shop into a welcoming space with breakfast, games, and more. Her passion for serving Sumas continues to grow! #LocaMocha #SumasWA #CommunityFirst
Grant’s Burgers in Lynden Rolls Out Beef Tallow Fries
Grant’s Burgers, a Lynden favorite, just spiced things up by switching to beef tallow for frying its famous fries. After a big hit at their Ferndale and Bellingham spots, the Lynden crew’s jumping on board, bringing that rich, old-school flavor to town.