Lifestyle

A new incentive will exempt some city-funded projects from most zoning and land use rules.

Councilmembers lamented the lack of state and federal regulations surrounding the over-the-counter drug.

Backyard bonfires are allowed once more inside the city. The city is still reminding people to exercise caution when setting fires.

A memorial at Peace Arch Park brought together military members, first responders, local officials and community members to remember the events from 25 years ago.

The new generation of trains boast an increased seating capacity and other upgrades to the passenger experience.

Bellingham’s total burn ban is still in effect. Be sure to check the local municipality’s rules before starting any fires.

The rate hike affects nearly 250,000 Washingtonians who don’t receive coverage through their employer.

There will be pedestrian-only ferry service between Lummi Island and Gooseberry Point until early October.

Football is on the television, sweaters are coming off the hangers, and October is approaching fast. We have a bunch of fun events for you in this week’s Lifestyle Lookout.

Since 2019, Bellingham Flower Farm has grown their operations on a farm in Everson, offering blooms as well as events for community members to be amongst the flowers.