Holiday cheer for your ears.
Holiday stories from stages in Bellevue, Seattle, and throughout King County.
Lights, boats, and Santas run amok!
City calls website’s debut a “soft launch,” continues to transition content and functionality from old website.
Council retreat will take place Jan. 19 through Jan. 21.
Council retreat will take place Jan. 19 through Jan. 21.
The ordinance is similar to a previous ordinance passed for the Inglewood Hill area in 2014.
The ordinance is similar to a previous ordinance passed for the Inglewood Hill area in 2014.
On March 30, the city of Sammamish hosted an art project speaking out against racism. Responding to an incident at a minority-owned consignment store in Redmond, the project asks communities to stand in solidarity against racism on the Eastside.
The award recognizes “exemplary individuals with records of inspiration, leadership and service,” according to an announcement from the city.
Gibson Ek High will hold its lottery to accept incoming freshman 4 p.m. Thursday in the Issaquah High School library.
The money will be used to purchase additional land adjacent to the 730-acre public park.
Anand Krishna Raghuraman is a 2015 Duke graduate. Raghuraman will study in Turkey as an English teaching assistant this year.
The Eastside Catholic students who qualified this year will compete against 3,600 students from across the state at the Meydenbauer Convention Center in Bellevue for an opportunity to attend the International Career Development Conference in April held in Nashville, Tennessee.
“People want to protect emergency service levels long-term, and combining our two fire districts is the way to do that,” said fire authority planning chair Mike Mitchell, who also serves on the board of fire commissioners for Fire District 10.
The fifth annual Beat the Winter Brews Festival returns to Gilman Village in Issaquah tonight.
At 9:30 p.m. on Feb. 6, an Issaquah Highlands resident was in their home when an unknown male entered the house.
Citing increasing popularity, the organizers of the Issaquah Father-Daughter Valentine Dance have expanded the event to include kindergarten-age girls.
The performance will be held at the Bellevue Presbyterian Church March 13 at 3 p.m.
Since 1923, the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards have provided an opportunity to celebrate creative teenagers. Today the nonprofit organization highlights artistic youth in grades seven through 12 in 29 categories of art and writing and has given students a chance to earn scholarships and have their works exhibited and published.
