Allan Fee Jason Upton Hosts of The Zone on KPUG

Bellingham, WALocal News

Allan Fee and Jason Upton host "The Zone" on KPUG, airing weekdays from 3-6 p. m. and offering in-depth coverage of local sports in Bellingham, WA. Their discussions span Mariners updates, Seahawks off-season moves, and Whatcom County prep sports, engaging listeners actively. Fee, who started broadcasting at 16, has extensive experience in various markets and returned to Bellingham to continue his passion for sports.

Upton, a 2023 Western Washington University graduate, joined Fee after the passing of renowned broadcaster Mark Scholten to honor his legacy and revamp the show. The pair launched "Friday Night Lights" to spotlight local prep football, reflecting their understanding of community interests. They emphasize relatable interviews, treating local athletes with the same respect as professional players. Listeners frequently call in, often sharing insights that challenge the hosts' perspectives. Their upcoming coverage of the Bellingham Bells and the Mariners' season further solidifies their commitment to local sports.

Related Articles

Afghan national charged in Guard ambush shooting drove across US to carry out attack, officials say

An Afghan national, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who worked with the CIA, ambushed and shot two National Guard members in Washington, D.C. Lakanwal faces charges of assault with intent to kill, while both Guard members remain in critical condition.

Samish Park reopens to the public after extended closure

Samish Park in Whatcom County has reopened after more than a year of closure for bridge replacement work. The park, the only public access beach on North Lake Samish, will open reservations for day lodging on December 1, 2026. A section of the lakeside trail remains closed.

State files two new lawsuits against Trump administration over federal food and housing support

Washington state and 19 other states filed two lawsuits against the Trump administration over changes to federal food and housing assistance. The lawsuits challenge modifications to HUD's Continuum of Care grant program and new USDA guidance that may jeopardize food assistance for certain legal immigrants.