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Master Chorus Eastside holds auditions for next season
All interested singers must have choral experience and basic music reading abilities.
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Timber Ridge promotes Jimenez to executive chef
Chef Raul Jimenez steps into new role at Timber Ridge.
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King County law enforcement agencies deploy emphasis patrols for Labor Day weekend
The emphasis patrols will be from Aug. 17-Sept. 3.
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Issaquah Highlands celebrates 20 years
Highlands Day celebrates being 20 years old with birthday-themed festival.
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DOH provides steps to keep safe from wildfire smoke
Air quality degraded by wildfires across the state.
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Section of East Lake Sammamish Parkway to close through Aug. 21
The City’s construction project on East Lake Sammamish Parkway is nearing the end of the first week of…
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New study confirms historical presence of grizzlies in Washington
The federal government hopes to rebuild a dwindling Washington grizzly population.
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Master Builders Association hires Issaquah resident as new COO
Jeremy Hall joins MBAKS Aug. 13.
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One Table has no clear game plan for tackling regional crisis
Seattle and King County’s joint task force to address the crisis still only has vague strategies.
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Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce serves community through volunteer opportunities
Chamber invites community to volunteer.
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POPs! Goes Issaquah comes to Village Theatre
Village Theatre to host free community concert Aug. 24.
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Three students receive scholarships through BECU Foundation
BECU invests in student financial health through scholarship and internship program.
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Community launches Solarize Issaquah
Solarize Issaquah helps homeowners and businesses buy solar electric systems.
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Homebuyers encouraged, “but still on edge,” while sellers face reality check
New figures from Northwest MLS show year-over-year improvement in inventory (up 6.5 percent), but modest drops on both…
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Power restored in Olde Town Issaquah following possible equipment failure
Puget Sound Energy is investigating equpiment within its West Issaquah Substation.
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King County Executive proposes discount for low-income solid waste customers
The proposal would help low-income customers better afford the basic costs of living.
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Eastside permanent men’s shelter moves forward
After months of discussion, the Bellevue City Council approved a land use code amendment for homeless shelters.
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Initiatives 1631 and 1634 qualify for the 2018 general election
Secretary of State certified the intiatives for the November election.
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Issaquah council talks grant funding, senior center operations
City council discussed the 2019 grant recommendations and plans for the Issaquah senior center.
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Eastside Catholic earns level two green school recognition from King County
The EC Green Team conducted three campaigns to achieve level two certification.