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First Friday Art Walk, an event that showcases local artists, artisans and builds community through art, had many people supporting the local artists.
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First Friday Art Walk, an event that showcases local artists, artisans and builds community through art, had many people supporting the local artists.
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On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, Whatcom Community College (WCC) held an accreditation meeting for students to meet with the WCC accreditation team.
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For WCC students, statewide budget debates don’t feel abstract. They show up as canceled sections, outdated computers, and fewer people behind the front desk.
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Tidricus Williams sits down with new WCC president Justin Guillory to learn about his upbringing and pathway to this powerful leadership role.
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Held this past January, down by the waterfront, the third annual Fire & Story Festival is produced by Paper Whale, a Bellingham-based nonprofit.
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Five Whatcom Community College students band together to give out food and other supplies to the unhoused in Bellingham, WA.
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Creative Community Club met for its inaugural meeting. This presents an exciting opportunity for anyone looking to work with others on artistic projects.
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LeVar Burton’s story reminds us that Black history is not frozen in the past; it is being written in real time every time a Black storyteller uses their gifts.
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For Black HIstory Month, the Horizon shines a light on Lewis Latimer and how he transformed everyday life with his work on the light bulb and telephone.
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WCC Orcas battle against the Edmonds Tritons in a close game. Eventually the current was too strong, and the Orcas couldn't find their win.
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