Revised budget passes six to one.
Local church plans to give out 1,500 free turkeys.
Residents, school district officials and city council discuss Providence Heights zoning to accommodate a comprehensive high school.
Volunteer events, new forest stewardship program.
Passing of the initiative could have major consequences for Issaquah.
Blakely Hall was full of bright colors, paper flowers, painted faces, sugar skulls and altar offerings on the evening of…
Council approves replacing 12-year-old system.
Zombie Walk packs the streets.
Council deliberates 2020 budget.
User testing taking place this week.
Don’t miss ‘Thriller’ flash mob.
Downtown fair celebrates fall, the harvest and the arts.
The city council learns about upcoming proposal.
Measure jeopardizes priority transportation projects.
Fluoridation, status updates, and county approval were all on tap at a recent meeting.
Candidates Barbara de Michele and Tim Flood compete for the seat.
50th annual festival, fair, food and fun.
Increased fees, taxes could be in city’s future.
The two candidates weigh in on important local issues before Nov. 5 general election.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Sept. 24, grand opening event will take place on Sept. 28.
