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Issaquah veteran helped others through life and death
For the late Derek “Chip” Hansen of Issaquah, the desire to help others began at a young age.
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Issaquah High School among teams to participate in Special Olympics robotics championship
The Pacific Science Center will host the 2017 Special Olympics Unified Robotics Championship from 11 a.m. to 4:30…
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Vehicle vandalized with black spray paint | Sammamish Police Blotter, Oct. 25 – Nov. 2
The blotter consists of officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Sammamish. Persons arrested…
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Narcan, the Eastside and how to curb the overdose epidemic
Emergency medical technicians in Redmond have been carrying the opioid overdose-reversing drug Naloxone since the spring of 2016,…
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Early results come in for Sammamish city council elections
The King County Election results updated at 4 p.m. on Nov.8 with early numbers at Sammamish’s four open…
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Public commenters beg Issaquah Council for heroin treatment facilities, not injection sites
Two dozen people from Issaquah and around King County came out to Monday’s Issaquah City Council meeting to…
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Pauly leads Winterstein in mayoral race
In the first wave of election results from King County, released at approximately 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Mary…
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Sammamish Council approves utility rate increase to support stormwater fixes
Sammamish City Council approved a utility rate increase for the next 10 years that would help to fund…
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Issaquah Veterans Day ceremony set for Nov. 10
The annual Issaquah Veterans Day ceremony, put on by VFW Post 3436 in Issaquah, will take place at…
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Issaquah Highlands Veterans Day ceremony to take place Nov. 10
The fourth annual Issaquah Highlands Veterans Day will take place Nov. 10 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
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Vogue Knitting LIVE brings knitting enthusiasts from across the country to Bellevue
Does this blustery weather make you want to curl up on the couch with a blanket, hot chocolate,…
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City of Issaquah OKs Providence Heights demolition; preservation groups outraged
“Grieving,” “mourning” and “heartbroken” are just some of the words that supporters of saving the Providence Heights campus…
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Evergreen Academy tots trick-or-treat with Spiritwood residents | Photos
Close to 100 youngsters from Evergreen Academy Montessori Preschool in Issaquah brought some Halloween cheer to the residents…
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Downtown Issaquah Zombie Walk 2017 | Photos
No brains were reported taken when a group of bloodthirsty zombies took over the streets of Issaquah on…
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High-energy dance and the fight to make a difference in Disney’s ‘Newsies’ at Village
Open the gates and seize the day — the Newsies are dancing into Issaquah’s Village Theatre this November.
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Haunted trolley rides through town this weekend
Halloween is getting a historic spin this weekend at Issaquah’s Historic Train Depot.
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Warning — infestation of zombies to take over Issaquah
Feeling undead this Halloween weekend? Thinking of adding a little pallor and a lot of fake blood to…
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Sammamish zoning change limits potential sale value of Baker property
A recent emergency ordinance the Sammamish City Council put into effect on Sept. 5 could be a roadblock…
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Eastside Baby Corner fundraiser set for Nov. 15
Eastside Baby Corner is hosting its eighth annual Helping Kids THRIVE Luncheon at noon on Nov. 15 at…
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Pauly, Winterstein debate at final Blakely Hall forum before election
Last Wednesday’s debate between Issaquah mayoral candidates Mary Lou Pauly and Paul Winterstein marked the last in a…