Everson News

Harvest at Stoney Ridge Farm Thursday, Oct. 29, 10 a.m. Stoney Ridge Farm, 2092 Van Dyk, Everson; Thursday and Friday-$2 a person, age 3 and under and age 55 and older free.

With the help of decent weather, this year's raspberry crop turned out to be nearly a record-breaker for Whatcom County.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Washington announced the appointment of Bob O'Brien, Cyndie Shepard, Janet Lippert, Chris Farkas and Jacob Petz to its board of directors.

Senior Renae Dahlquist is no ordinary Coug. Born and raised in Everson, a small town about 30 minutes north of Bellingham, Renae has always pursued her dreams.

A City Council candidate was mistaken when he singled out water backflow as one of the bigger issues facing the city of Everson, according to the city's backflow specialist.

Coats, jackets, gloves and other new or gently used outerwear are being sought by Interfaith Coalition of Whatcom County for its annual coat drive.

Several people were injured and taken to St. Joseph Hospital after a stolen car struck them at a party near Everson early Saturday morning, Sept.

The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office lists the following people as being booked into the Whatcom County Jail.

For an hour Friday morning, Sept. 11, the world was a little more peaceful and friendly for local law enforcement and firefighters.

Police need your help to track down convict 28-year-old Jeremy Bradford who is accused of opening fire during a robbery and is now running loose.

A Whatcom County family is about to lose everything because of an invisible danger.

County Executive Pete Kremen's land-use proposal would increase the amount of land zoned for agriculture in Whatcom County, not decrease it, new data shows.

The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in locating an Everson man suspected of entering a home in the 1800 block of East Pole Road Tuesday afternoon and trying to rob it.

An Everson man was arrested Tuesday, Aug. 25, on suspicion of trying to rob a home in the 1800 block of East Pole Road, while another suspect remains at large.

County Executive Pete Kremen's proposal for changes to urban growth areas would mean losing a net of 28 acres of farmland, a point that's already drawing criticism.

Resident Jean Kleinhesselink says she never had a chance to prevent an accident that almost claimed the calf muscle in her left leg July 17.

Resident Jean Kleinhesselink says she never had a chance to prevent an accident that almost claimed the calf muscle in her left leg July 17.

Resident Jean Kleinhesselink says she never had a chance to prevent an accident that almost claimed the calf muscle in her left leg July 17.

Resident Jean Kleinhesselink says she never had a chance to prevent an accident that almost claimed the calf muscle in her left leg July 17.

Peacocks are proliferating in Whatcom County. The Whatcom Humane Society has received at least two calls a week for the past three months from people reporting peacock sightings all over the county.