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Blaine veterans post tackles funding gap in bid to improve accessibility

Blaine’s American Legion Post 86 is looking to upgrade its accessibility for people with limited mobility, and is asking for the community’s help.  The more than 50-year-old Legion … more

Blaine man charged with dealing, possessing child sexual abuse material

A 19-year-old Blaine man has been charged with five counts of allegedly dealing child sexual abuse material and one count of possessing the material in Whatcom County Superior Court. Julien … more

Blaine man arrested for allegedly assaulting child as punishment

A 33-year-old Blaine man was arrested for third-degree child assault after allegedly punishing a child known to him last month, resulting in large bruises. Joshua M. Genal, 33, of Blaine, was … more

WDFW rolls out mobile app for hunting, fishing licenses

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is rolling out a new mobile app, MyWDFW, to begin the transition from paper licensing to a fully digital system.  The app will allow hunters … more

Blessing of the Fleet honors Blaine fishers for 42nd year

Dozens of people gathered for the 42nd annual Blessing of the Fleet on Sunday at Blaine Harbor. The Fisherman’s Memorial Committee hosted the ceremony to honor local fishers who've died and bless … more

Primary school art displayed around Blaine

Blaine Primary School is hosting its annual May Art Walk in downtown Blaine and in the IGA Market shopping center through the end of May. Businesses across town are displaying art in their windows … more

Letters to The Editor: May 7-13, 2026

The Editor: Unlike Coupeville, Lynden and La Conner, Blaine has long-struggled to embrace public participation to achieve a strong, vibrant community-lead vision and plan for its downtown. … more

Sheriff's Reports, May 7-13, 2026

April 20, 7:24 p.m.: Assault-simple on Garibaldi Lane.  April 20, 8:03 p.m.: Drugs on 2nd Street.  April 21, 2:43 p.m.: Hit and run on H Street.  April 22, 10 a.m.: … more

Obituary: Joseph “Joe” Anthony Zaccaria

Joseph “Joe” Anthony Zaccaria October 28, 1960 – April 2, 2026   Joseph “Joe” Anthony Zaccaria of Blaine, WA passed away on April 2, 2026. Joe was the youngest of four … more

Obituary: Mary Alice Brimmer

Mary Alice Brimmer May 3, 1930 – April 30, 2026   Mary Alice Brimmer of Whatcom County passed away peacefully on April 30, 2026, at Christian Health Care Center in Lynden, WA, … more

Bicyclist and driver hospitalized following two separate Blaine area accidents

A bicyclist in Birch Bay and a driver suspected of being under the influence in Semiahmoo were transported to the hospital in critical condition after separate accidents within an hour of each other … more

Lummi Nation: Broadband projects disturbed ancestral remains, violated law

On Monday, the Lummi Nation filed a federal lawsuit against Whatcom County, Whidbey Telecom, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Commerce over a series of “preventable and … more

Mail carriers, firefighters team up with Blaine Food Bank for donation drive

Amid a steady increase in families coming to the Blaine Food Bank due to the rising cost of living, Whatcom County’s second-busiest food bank is joining the nationwide Stamp Out Hunger campaign on … more

Blaine High School theater presents ‘Legally Blonde’

Fifty Blaine High School drama students have been busy reading lines and marking the stage for the opening weekend of their spring performance, “Legally Blonde: The Musical.” Opening night … more

Girls tennis nabs win over Lakewood, girls golf places second at Lake Padden

The Lady Borderites had a good week on the courts and the links, with girls tennis earning its second team win of the season with a 4-3 victory over Lakewood, and girls golf having one of its best … more

Whatcom County candidates to file for upcoming election

Whatcom County residents looking to throw their hats in the ring for elected office will have the chance to do so starting at 8 a.m. May 4.  Candidates can sign up to run in the Aug. 4 … more

In the Garden with Kelle: May is always so ‘bee-zy’ 

The phrase “busy as bee” never rings truer than this time of year.  Our gardens are exploding with blossoms. It seems that everywhere we look we are cheered by bright colors and soothed … more
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