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EFR warns of brush fires, even with cooler summer temperatures
Although cooler temperatures have hit Issaquah and Sammamish this summer, brush fires are still a concern for Eastside…
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Issaquah Highlands could be getting grocery store, retail soon
Commercial retail, which would likely include a grocery store, is headed for the Issaquah Highlands at last. Port…
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Ribbon cutting ceremony sends Swedish abuzz
Swedish Hospital rolled out the red carpets for its VIP ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday. The cocktail-style party filled…
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Three new cougar cubs come to the Cougar Mountain Zoo | Picture This
After four months of looking at an empty cage at the Cougar Mountain Zoo, keepers are celebrating the…
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Maxs World Cafe: Chef brings Indian past to a worldwide menu
The tiny dining room and bright round sign outside Max’s World Cafe might mislead passersby into thinking it’s…
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Mannequins confused for dead women | The Issaquah Blotter
A compilation of stories from Issaquah police reports.
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Lake Sammamish park users split over access fees
Enjoying the local park will now cost park patrons $10 for the day or $30 for a year-long…
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Fireworks sales help church send medical teams overseas
Fireworks are sending Issaquah families across the globe this year, or at least money from selling the traditional…
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Swedish comes to the Plateau, tour it before it opens | Photos
Swedish is just two weeks away from opening in its new hospital, and the administrators couldn’t be more…
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Night of bar hopping equals lost car | The Issaquah Blotter
A woman lost her car June 19 after spending an evening bar hopping with friends on Front Street…
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Man walks dog, gets arrest | The Issaquah Blotter
A compilation of event according to the Issaquah police department
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New Issaquah bookstore focuses on building community
BY CELESTE GRACEY Lisa and Philip Boynton aren’t worried that digital books are now dominating the market, because…
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Darigold pleads guilty to dumping, pays $60,000
BY CELESTE GRACEY Darigold plead guilty to federal charges of dumping in the Issaquah Creek, and agreed to…
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Issaquah puts moratorium on marijuana gardens
BY CELESTE GRACEY The city of Issaquah issued a temporary moratorium on marijuana gardens Monday, after a new…
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Big traffic problems on East Sunset drive neighbors to fight new funeral home
BY CELESTE GRACEY The Issaquah Reporter For the nine years Gail Givan has lived in the Sunset neighborhood…
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Fire and Rescue blood drive in Issaquah June 30
Eastside Fire and Rescue is hosting a blood drive at its headquarters in Issaquah Wednesday, June 29.
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Church to sell fireworks for a cause
Issaquah Christian Church is selling fireworks for people in need.
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Dry weather burn ban in Issaquah, keep it to a grill
Eastside Fire and Rescue issued a burn ban on certain types of open fires until September 30, when…
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Fan becomes hydroplane driver at Tastin and Racin event
The first time is always the most exciting, at least for hydroplane racing. "It was an adrenaline rush,"…
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Tight competition at Tastin and Racin festival | Results
Neck-to-neck hydroplane races rewarded the crowds who showed up at the Tastin' and Racin' event last weekend in…