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Black Lives march stays peaceful
Police lines hold; mostly youthful walk and speeches countered by a show of Lynden defenders, with flags ...
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Ferndale launches Clean Neighborhoods Initiative
Residents encouraged to clean up derelict cars, mow yards By Brent Lindquist [email protected] FERNDALE — The City of Ferndale is asking its residents to clean up their property and take ... 
A dress made of flowers
Creativity of local Triple Wren Farms in June issue of Florists’ Review By Elisa Claassen for the Lynden Tribune CUSTER — Triple Wren Farms gets into national media in a rather interesting way. ...
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Sumas woman dies in Badger Road collision
Blaine man dies in I-5 wrong-way crash WHATCOM — The stopping of a vehicle on East Badger Road to make a left turn onto Vinup Road led to a fatal collision there on Friday ...
PeaceHealth chooses site near Kulshan Veterinary
A facility of 20,000 square feet is planned LYNDEN — Peace Health is submitting paperwork with the city to build a 20,000-square-foot medical clinic on property of (four to ...
Fair creates ‘virtual competition’
Entries due by July 25, results announced the week the fair was set to be LYNDEN — Remember the feeling of pride after winning a ribbon at the fair? The feeling that your hard ...
Home sales dip second quarter, but prices hold
Inventory of houses available remains short WHATCOM — The coronavirus pandemic significantly impacted the number of county home sales in the second quarter of 2002 but not the ...
League of Women Voters bringing statewide races
Two positions are set for July televising SPOKANE — Want to learn more about candidates running for state offices? The Spokesman-Review newspaper and the League of Women Voters ...
