Central Young Artists Conference coming up
‘Express Yourself’ is this year’s program theme FERNDALE — It’s almost conference time again at Central Elementary School, and this year is the artists’ turn. The school’s ...
Cleanup pros: Ferndale gets a good scrub
Volunteers from Whatcom New Life Assembly received Troll Award from the Ferndale Downtown Association (via Mayor Gary Jensen, center) for their work during the Citywide Cleanup event ...
An honor long overdue
Local sisters on journey of discovery about father’s role in the First Special Service Force WHATCOM — Lynne Shelton and Lilly Megard didn’t realize how much they did not know ...
Mayoral candidates up to five
Challengers arise for Olson, Ingram on city council FERNDALE — The race for Ferndale mayor is heating up, as well as two of the races for city council seats. The two previously declared ...
Bike to Work rest stop at Main/First
FERNDALE — The Ferndale Record will help sponsor Bike to Work Day this Friday, May 15, by creating a break station at the corner of Main and First Avenue, next to Lyndale Glass, from ...
Tropical salad is beyond ordinary
I am head over heels in love with salads. It doesn’t matter if it’s a run-of-the-mill lettuce and veggie salad, a jewel-colored fruit salad, or a pasta salad …they all hold ...
Déjà Drew: Golden Eagles girls walk off twice in one day
FERNDALE — Whether it is baseball or softball, many athletes go their entire careers without a game-winning hit. Well, in a double-header slugfest against Sehome on Monday, May 11, ...
Local wrestlers find success at club tournament
Five Ferndale Force wrestlers place in freestyle tournament in Centralia FERNDALE — This past weekend, nine Ferndale Force Wrestling Club members traveled to Centralia to compete ...
Golden Eagles gearing up for playoffs
FERNDALE — Before their matches Tuesday, the girls and boys golf teams were each ranked No. 5 in league. Ferndale’s Cienna Semsak was ranked 15th overall in league with an average ...
Phillips 66 donates $166,000 toward public health, safety
FERNDALE — Five Whatcom County nonprofits will benefit from $166,000 in grants from the Phillips 66 Ferndale Refinery. The money will be spent on four public health and safety projects, ...