Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, November 13, 2025.Bellingham is waking up to crisp November skies and a busy day ahead. In local headlines, there was some drama over at the Ferndale Granary yesterday afternoon as a fire broke out during demolition work. First responders from Whatcom County Fire District 7 were able to quickly get the flames under control, with no injuries reported. The granary has been a local landmark, so its demolition and that unexpected fire have been quite the talk around Ferndale.On the civic front, the Port of Bellingham District 2 race saw newcomer Carly James leading against incumbent Ken Bell, with nearly 51 percent of the vote. James, known for running Bison Bookbinding and Letterpress downtown, is poised to step into the role, bringing fresh ideas to port operations. Ballots are still being finalized, but the outcome is looking historic for District 2.Turning to things to do, art lovers: Western students are showcasing their creative side with the "By the Books" student art exhibit at the WCC Library, open all day for free. Young minds and families can enjoy a hands-on experience at the Whatcom Museum’s Family Interactive Gallery, open until 4:30 today, with plenty of imaginative play-and-create opportunities.Music buffs should circle tonight on your calendar. Soul-pop singer Allen Stone is performing live at the iconic Mount Baker Theatre at 7:30 pm. If you’re in the mood for something a little more late-night, The Shakedown on State Street is hosting the Twilight Rave, with doors opening at 8:30. Expect energetic sets from local DJs and a lively crowd, so dust off those dancing shoes.Trivia and community nights are in the air too. Zeeks Pizza is the spot for their ongoing trivia contest this evening, a perfect chance for some friendly competition and pizza slices. If you’re looking for a more reflective vibe, Christ the King Community Church continues its Senior’s Bible Study and Lunch for those seeking connection and conversation.Around downtown, small businesses are rolling out seasonal menus and window displays. There's a buzz as folks gear up for holiday markets later this month, with artisan pop-up events and local makers prepping their booths—even if the main festivities kick off in December, storefronts are definitely getting festive.In the world of sports, Western Washington University Vikings are in the thick of crossover season, so keep an eye out for game days and athlete sightings all week.That’s your snapshot of Bellingham today. Wishing everyone a safe and inspired Thursday, whether you’re exploring downtown, catching some local music, or enjoying the arts. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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