The Washington State Department of Transportation is ready to talk about the future of rail travel in the Cascades Corridor.

Blaine is weathering its storm well.

The scoping period for the new jail site has begun, and officials are seeking comments from members of the public on the impacts of building a new jail at the preferred site in Ferndale.

May is National Bike Month.

Each year Cascade Cuts opens their wholesale nursery to the public for a single day as a fund raiser for the Sustainable Connections Food and Farming Program.

Four Blaine High School students are making themselves known in local community theater circles.

After driving to the end of Semiahmoo spit to see where a large salmon cannery once stood, Robert Critchley approached a curved hulk of weathered gray wood lying in the grass near the shore.

Birch Bay's designation as a small town without a stoplight has a limited future as county engineers intend to begin construction this summer that will result in a traffic signal at the intersection of Portal Way and Birch Bay-Lynden Road.

It started with a little graffiti on fences and garages every now and then.

Thousands of people flood the streets of Blaine each year on the Fourth of July to watch fireworks light the night sky.

After a hiccup of a loss to Mount Baker and wins against Friday Harbor, Coupeville and Lynden Christian, the Blaine softball team secured third place in the 1A District Tournament and a bid to the Tri-District Tournament.

Blaine golfer Ryan Wallen is sweeping up in the post season with wins at the Northwest Conference, 1A District and Tri-District tournaments.

Festivities abounded in Birch Bay to welcome the new year.

The banquet is a longstanding tradition, and is held for sophomores as part of their World History class.