About 200 people attended the first Jumpin’ Jive to Thrive event two years ago

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Jumpin’ to eradicate maternal tetanus

It’s time to grab your dancing shoes and join the Sammamish Kiwanis Club for its third annual Jumpin’…

The neighborhood barricade on 42nd Street.

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Barricade up for discussion at March 17 council meeting

Sammamish City Council will further discuss how city staff will conduct a safety survey and establish a timeline…

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Walk in a hungry man’s shoes

Sammamish youth to participate in a 30-hour famine event starting Friday

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Issaquah citizens are satisfied with community — but don’t participate in it, survey says

Issaquah citizens are happy, but they may also be more isolated than the average American.

Segment B of the East Lake Sammamish Trail

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County hopes to show Sammamish its comments are heard

King County staff will produce a 95 percent design plan for segment A by spring

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Great Careers Conference targets Issaquah School District students

The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce education committee will host its third annual Great Careers Conference at Mary Queen…

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Transportation package passes State Senate, approves traffic relief for Interstates 90 and and 405, State Route 520

The Washington State Senate on Monday passed a $15 billion transportation package 27-22 for improvements and programs for…

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Issaquah School District seeks committee for possible 2016 bond measure

Just as the Issaquah School District completing funding of its current capital campaign, administrators are apparently preparing for…

This rendered image shows what the Sammamish Community and Aquatic Center will look like

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Community Center construction on schedule

The Sammamish Community and Aquatic Center’s gymnasiums are taking shape as crews began placing the roof Feb. 23.

Apollo Elementary on its reopening day in fall 2014. The campus was one of the first to be reconstructed using funds from the bond sale approved by voters in 2012.

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Low interest rates push Issaquah School District bond refund

On March 10, financial firm Piper Jaffray will sell its fourth and final issue of bonds for the…

Issaquah Police

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Annie get your gun: Homeowner immediately goes for shotgun after hearing loud noise | Issaquah Police Blotter Feb. 20-26

The police blotter represents officers' account of crimes and incidents in Issaquah. All arrested persons are presumed innocent…

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Mini book sale set at Newcastle Library

The Friends of the Newcastle Library will host a mini book sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.…

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Issaquah Wine Walk set for Friday, March 6.

The Issaquah Wine Walk will take place again Friday, March 6.

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Dorie Dalzell named to honor roll

Dorie Dalzell of Sammamish has been named to the honor roll at the University of Kansas for the…

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Students named to WSU fall president’s honor roll

A number of area students have been named to the president's honor roll for fall semester at Washington…

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Help with heating bills still available through Hopelink

Despite the early spring weather, mid-February is considered too early to assume we don't still have to turn…

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Cascade Mountain Men to hold arts, craft show

The Cascade Mountain Men will hold its annual Muzzle Loading Arms and Pioneer Craft Show from 9 a.m.…

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Luncheon to benefit Camp Korey

Camp Korey will hold its Prescription Laughter Luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 5 at the…

The State Board for Community and Technical Colleges approved Bellevue College's application to offer a bachelor of applied science in applied accounting.

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Bellevue College to offer 2 new bachelor’s degrees

After nearly eight months of work, submissions and research into what students want and employer demand, Bellevue College…

Craig Groshart's to-do list includes more time for vacations

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Farewell, Mr. Groshart! | Reporter editor retires after 28 years on Eastside

After countless news briefs, editorials and meetings, Craig Groshart is hanging up his reporter pad and red editor’s…