A Harvest of Beers
The days are getting shorter, the kids are heading back to school and the football crowd seems to be getting a little twitchy. As summer […]
Feature Articles
Blind Spots
“We don’t see things as they are, we see them as we are.” Anais Nin I grew up playing in the sun. I was fortunate […]
Bellingham’s Hidden Music Scene
Bellingham is known as a music town. From bluegrass at the Green Frog to hip-hop at the Glow there’s a sound for every ear. Less […]
Earth Day ~ Helping in a Big Way
Bellingham, Two stories from my childhood: In my neighborhood in Texas, where I raised, there was a man who watered his lawn, even in the […]
Being Nice is Never Out of Season
I’m writing this two weeks before Christmas, in the middle of the Season of Giving. New solicitations arriving in the mail every day. Lots of […]
You Can Lead a Horse to Water- Ummm, Maybe Not for Long.
Climate change is becoming less abstract and more real for me as I am spending a lot of time lately working in California. The Golden […]
Discovering the Alley District
Who doesn’t smile when an old VW Westie drives by? My son has a sweet pop-top that we borrowed to do a road trip to […]
Is the Zombie Apocalypse Already Here?
I always get a chuckle when I hear talk of the impending Zombie Apocalypse. Although… as I am composing this I am aware of how […]
Bellingham, Be Proud!
By Kerri Burnside I grew up in Bellingham, and when I was in middle school my family moved to a new school district. So that […]
The Benefits of Community
We all think of different things when we hear the word “community,” which is fair since it can be applied in so many ways. When […]