Home for the Holidays
This month, our featured home showcases a home for the holidays, with Christmas trees and seasonal decor to brighten and warm the room.
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Clothing, with Style
Lynden native Laura Bouma owns the women’s clothing boutique Cheeks. You can find the shop on Front Street in downtown Lynden.
Tapping into Your Inner Bird Nerd
You can help out your local chapter of the National Audubon Siciety by becoming a citizen scientist and counting birds for the Christmas Bird Count.
Whidbey Island’s Unpretentious Getaway
The Saratoga Inn on Whidbey Island makes a delightful getaway this winter. In the remodel, owner Jim Pensiero gave the inn a refreshing, comfortable look.
Fighting Arthritis With Bells On
The 31st annual Jingle Bell Run starts at Bellingham High School on Dec. 8. This event raises funds for arthritis research and helps spread awareness.
Christmas Morning Present: Blackberries and Biscuits
Arelené Mantha of Twofiftyflora has blackberries and biscuits for a perfect Christmas morning treat. Try her blackberry sauce on buttermilk biscuits recipe!
Nature, Chihuly Shape Glassmaker
Christopher Morrison is Bellingham’s own Dale Chihuly, creating beautiful glass art pieces inspired by nature. You can find his work at Morrison Glass Art.
Oh, Christmas Tree
As you are preparing for the holidays, here is a list of local, U-cut Christmas tree farms around Whatcom and Skagit counties.
The Supreme Court’s Scarlet K, and an Apology
This month’s Final Word is by Ken Karlberg. As someone within the legal system, Ken takes a look at the controversy of the Judge Kavanaugh hearings.
Five Faves
Nothing beats a good Bloody Mary in the morning! Find out who has the best Bloody Marys in town in this month’s Five Faves.
Inspired By Roots
Interior designer Tanna Edler answers her most frequently asked questions about home design including inspirations and tips and tricks.
Slow Down, Eat Food, Give Thanks
Slow Food USA practices slowing down, understanding where food comes from, and enjoying the local bounty in Island and Skagit Counties.