News
July I-90 commute expected to be ‘far worse’ than May
Washington State Department of Transportation officials are warning commuters that when it comes to the July closure of…
News
Issaquah group looking for prom dress donations
For many high school girls, prom is something to look forward to all year; a celebratory, memorable last-hurrah…
News
Issaquah Police blotter May 20-25
Assault Officers responded to a report of assault at 4:04 p.m. May 20 in the 800 block of…
News
Issaquah Rotary hands out annual scholarships
It's that time of year again, for sunny days, graduation gowns and prom dresses, summer jobs and summer…
News
34 cited when police break up underage party
Issaquah Police cited 34 people for underage drinking at a party at about 12:20 a.m. May 25, in…
Life
Salmon Days Festival looking for local art
The organizers of the Issaquah Salmon Days Festival are looking for a special piece of artwork to promote…
News
Issaquah resident Marsha Barger is pictured with 5K, Wheel’s ‘spokeswedge.’
On Wednesday night, May 20, Issaquah woman Marsha Barger got a phone call that made her $5,000 richer.
News
Incumbent Eileen Barber announces she will run again
Incumbent City Councilwoman, Eileen Barber, announced Friday, May 22, that she will seek re-election to the Issaquah City…
News
Hiking advice for Memorial Day weekend
Hiking and camping season opens this Memorial Day weekend, and while memories of winter’s storms may seem a…
Sports
KingCo 4A softball | Issaquah fastpitch fights today to keep season alive
The Issaquah fastpitch softball team will try to keep its 4A state tournament hopes alive at 3 p.m.,…
News
Sammamish student gears up for Issaquah Triathlon
Kennan Schrag is a running pro. He's participated in the Salmon Days Rotary Run, the Nordstrom Beat the…
News
Highlands residents ‘disappointed, but understanding’ about Central Market loss
The announcement earlier this month that Central Market won't be building in the Issaquah Highlands came as a…
News
A prayer for peace
Sri Lankan communities in eastern Washington planned the prayer event last week in the hope of raising awareness…
Life
‘Stand-Up’ fundraiser at Snoqualmie Casino
On Sunday, May 31, the Chris Elliott Fund for Glioblastoma Brain Cancer Research, along with Snoqualmie Casino, will…
News
Student solves her own medical mystery
Eastside Catholic High School senior finds Crohn’s disease in her own cells during project for BioMedical course
Letters to the Editor
Passing on the political baton
Democratic politics is a relay race. The runners in the political race can go a certain distance then…
Letters to the Editor
Projects for the people
Do you know where your tax dollars are being spent? The mansion ($3.5million), the city hall ($26million), and…
Opinion
Health reform must protect our communities
In these days of preparing for a swine flu epidemic, do you remember always to cover your coughs…
News
Planning commission chair to run for Sammamish council
Tom Vance, the current Chair of the City of Sammamish Planning Commission, has announced his candidacy for the…
Life
Green Egg takes ancient cooking principles and brings them into the modern age
Three thousand years ago, in the mountains of China, villagers used a round clay vessel, filled with smoldering…