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Get your PaddyFest Tickets

Early bird tickets for the second annual PaddyFest Point Roberts on March 7, 2026 have sold out online but there are still plenty available at Nielsons Building Center. Tickets to a live music show … more

Marina Dredging

Point Roberts in lights

A Christmas lighted house tour, sponsored by the Point Roberts Chamber of Commerce. more

Border Patrol and Black Hawk Helicopters

Border Patrol and Blackhawk helicopters were frequent visitors to Point Roberts during 2025. BP photo by Stephen Fowler; BH photo by Pat Grubb more

Fresh political winds are blowing

Sharon Shewmake (D-Bellingham) has decided not to run for a third term in the Washington State Senate, setting the stage for a possibly heated campaign to represent the 42nd Legislative District. … more

House fire

Put a little tiger in your tank

CanAm Gas Station on Tyee Drive is now offering non-ethanol gasoline, a change driven by long-standing customer demand. The ethanol-free premium fuel has been available for about three months and is … more

Crossings: January issue

Traffic into Point Roberts for October: Personal vehicles 43,238 (57,482); pedestrian 317 (718); buses 38 (38); Trucks 578 (623). more

In the Garden: January

Happy New Year, gardening friends! We’re barely a week into winter, and many of us are more ready for a long winter nap than a fresh start in the garden. After the recent storms and the whirlwind … more

Church News: January

This year, as with many Christian churches, Lutheran ELCA churches will be following Year A Lectionary guidelines and reading the Gospel of Matthew. Many find this the most compelling of the synoptic … more

Library quick picks: January

Bestsellers; The Black … more

Sheriff's Reports

December 2, 9:20 a.m.: Harassment on Boundary Bay Road. December 2, 12:02 p.m.: Assist agency cold call on S. Beach Road. December 2, 9:19 p.m.: Suicidal subject on Johnson Road. … more

Historic flooding across the state, ways to donate

Historic flooding has inundated Washington since early December, with some of the hardest hit areas in Skagit and Whatcom counties. The devastation was still being tallied as more rain was in … more

Behind closed doors part III: Port of Bellingham pays outside consultant to train staff on work it’s done for decades

When the Port of Bellingham’s strategic project manager Alan Birdsall retires next year, who will train his replacement? Not Birdsall. Not other Port staff. According to Port documents, the job … more

Blaine basketball beats out Bellingham, wrestling to host NWC rivals

Like many others this past week, Blaine winter sports had to deal with a few cancelations due to the historic flooding across Western Washington, but kept battling as winter break draws nearer. … more

Shewmake won't run for third term

Sharon Shewmake (D-Bellingham) has decided not to run for a third term in the Washington State Senate, setting the stage for a possibly heated campaign to represent the 42nd Legislative District. … more
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