The 21st annual “Chocolate, Wine and All That Jazz” event held on Thursday, July 23, at Boehm’s Candies in Issaquah.
An estimated 500 teenagers turned out for the second annual Sammamish Teen Fest last Friday.
Discovery Elementary School students Courtney Crocker, Andie Corno, Connor Sullivan, Andrew Blessington were part of a noisy and colorful farewell to junior school last week, during a party for the departing fifth graders.
Tastin’ n Racin’ is celebrating its 13th anniversary starting today, June 5 on Lake Sammamish State Park.
On Sunday, May 31, the Chris Elliott Fund for Glioblastoma Brain Cancer Research, along with Snoqualmie Casino, will host “Stand-Up Against Brain Cancer Comedy Show and After Party.”
Katelyn Lewis, Kimberly Heitkamp, Ava Giovanola, Elizabeth Heitkamp, Dawn Appel, Amanda Delgado Cathleen Heitkamp, Andy McCune, Ali Elsaeidy, Keen Wong, Mark McCune, Alex Appel, Quincy Loreen, and Curt McCune, were all part of the ISC Arsenal Blue soccer team fundraising carwash for Dawn Appel and the Washington Bone Marrow fund recently.
While the Swine flu outbreak is dominating national and international news, the Washington State Department of Health has confirmed there have been no recorded cases in this state.
The Brock O’Connor College Scholarship fund is now accepting applications for the 2009 scholarship awards.
With the cut of a ribbon and the cheer of a crowd, the Issaquah Farmers Market will open tomorrow for its 19th season, heralding the arrival of fresh air, fruit and flowers.
Fund-raising never sounded so good: Seattle indie rock band Barcelona will hold a concert this week to kick-off a month long coin drive at Pine Lake Middle School and Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus to benefit both International Justice Mission (IJM) and Children’s Hospital.
By Pauline Middlehurst
There are many ways to celebrate your 16th birthday. Until now, running up 69 flights of stairs with your buddies in memory of your brother wasn’t a common one.
In light of the $9 billion deficit, it appears that no state funded program will be spared.
Joseph W. Bard Sr.,87,of Enumclaw, died March 24,2009.He was born in Fulton,Ky., to Cleveland and Lizzie Bard,on May 1, 1921.Joe moved to New London,Conn.,in 1941… Continue reading
Federal Way cruised past Issaquah with a 54-38 victory Thursday night. For play-by-play action from the game click on the Cover It Live logo below. Issaquah plays in a loser-out contest at 3:30 p.m., tomorrow against Pasco. Check back for more live coverage.
A special meeting of the Issaquah City Council Tuesday, Feb. 24 demonstrated that while the state and many cities throughout it may be floundering financially, Issaquah is so-far maintaining a sound budget that should lead the city through the year.
Edgar W. Henninger, of Issaquah, died at Providence Marianwood on Tuesday, Feb. 24. He was 76 years old. Edgar was born on September 25, 1932… Continue reading
Issaquah teenager Elliot Lawrence recently served as a legislative page in the Washington State House of Representatives, under the sponsorship of Rep. Jay Rodne of North Bend.
Businesses seek flood answers from the city
