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Dick’s Drive-In looking at Issaquah, Sammamish as possibilities for new location
Issaquah and Sammamish residents could soon see the iconic Dick’s Drive-In sign gracing Gilman Boulevard or East Lake…
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Open house shows Issaquah residents a new Front Street
Issaquah’s Olde Town will soon be getting a makeover designed to boost foot traffic for small businesses and…
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Issaquah City Council allocates $175,000 to Gilman corridor
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously at the March 6 meeting to allocate $175,000 from the Street Improvement…
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Further analysis into Polygon Northwest development proposal at Land and Shore
The Issaquah City Council Land and Shore Committee received some of its requested analysis on the proposed Issaquah…
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Fire at Skyline High School in Sammamish causes students, staff to evacuate
A smoke sighting at the Skyline High School gymnasium caused all students and staff to evacuate the building…
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14 speakers urge Landmarks Commission to save Providence Heights
Every seat was full and several people were standing along the back wall of the Issaquah City Hall’s…
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Debate over Polygon development proposal continues
The second night of the public hearing on the proposal for 100 more housing units in the Issaquah…
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Moratorium in Issaquah to last at least until September
The city-wide moratorium on certain development will go on at least another six months.
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Mayor’s State of the City address focuses on partnerships to solve problems
Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler’s annual State of the City address at the Feb. 21 Issaquah City Council meeting…
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Angry driver tells woman who cut him off, “You’re dead.” | Issaquah Police Blotter Jan. 27 – Feb. 2
The blotter consists of officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Finley the Salmon gets a new lease on life in Issaquah
Until recently, Finley the Salmon looked as though he would forever carry a long, deep cut across his…
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Affordable Care Act, immigration headline concerns of 1,000 anti-Reichert protesters
An estimated 1,000 people took to the streets in front of 8th Congressional District Representative Dave Reichert’s Issaquah…
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Protesters demand Congressman Reichert meet with constituents
At least 150 Congressional District 8 residents braved the rain to march up the Southeast 56th Street hill…
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Issaquah Council approves mini-roundabout for Maple Street, Target, Trader Joe’s intersection
The Issaquah City Council voted 4-2 at the Feb. 8 meeting to allocate $80,000 towards an improvement plan…
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Community members push to preserve Winterbrook Farm
A few miles away from busy Issaquah, on an 80-acre plot of pasture and forest just off of…
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Mudslide closes some I-90 lanes in Issaquah
The left lane of westbound Interstate 90 has opened up after a mudslide closed all westbound lanes of…
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Issaquah Council awards $23.1M Southeast 62nd Street contract to Quigg Bros, Inc.
The Issaquah City Council unanimously voted at the Feb. 8 meeting to award the construction contract for the…
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Providence Heights historic landmark status application to be withdrawn
An application for the Providence Heights campus to be recognized as a city of Issaquah historic landmark is…
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Issaquah resident’s Taylor Swift video goes viral
Issaquah native Jon Kok, a junior at Wheaton College near Chicago, has a not-so-secret obsession.