News
City Council votes unanimously to approve the 2020-2025 Capital Improvement Plan
It is a planning document, not a budget.
News
ArtEast closes after 14 years
Due to lack of critical funding and insufficient cash flow to maintain operations, ArtEast will close by July…
News
King County jail lost water 16 times since 2018
The building has been plagued with water failures stemming from Aquatherm pipes.
Opinion
New statewide election system causing concern among auditors
They don’t think VoteWA is ready for prime time but are confident primary results will be accurate
News
IHS students launch youth art gallery
Student Art Spaces gives youth accessibility to show their work in a professional show.
News
Sound Transit presents three potential sites for a North Sammamish Park and Ride
The project, set to open to the public in 2024, envisions 200 parking stalls and improved access
News
Six candidates discussed their campaigns for Issaquah City Council positions
Issues of mobility and affordable housing were most commonly addressed at the forum.
News
New measles case had possible public exposure in Kenmore
A Seattle Children’s Hospital nurse is the latest diagnosed bringing this year’s case count up to 11 residents…
Business
First Issaquah Sports Medicine Combine captures community’s curiosity
More than 50 exhibitors show off area’s wellness edge
News
Three candidates aim to fill an open seat on the Issaquah School Board
Suzanne Weaver, Joe Robinson and Layna Crofts compete for the Issaquah School District Director District 5 position.
News
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance welcomed into Issaquah with ribbon cutting
After expansion into Poulsbo, National Cancer Institute-designated care center gets underway in Issaquah
News
ISF and Issaquah Food Clothing Bank partner again for Tools4Schools drive
Tools4School provided more than 900 backpacks to students during the 2018-19 school year.
News
Challenge Race returns to Issaquah
The annual event will take place at the Issaquah Community Center on July 27.
News
Issaquah begins long-term planning for the future of parks
Long-term master plans for three major Issaquah open space areas are in the works.
News
PSE’s battery storage project could help the clean energy roll-out
The tiny pilot project in Glacier could eventually be expanded.
News
Early wake-up call: Twin quakes under Monroe rattle region
Thousands of people felt them. They were magnitude 4.6 and 3.5 and hit minutes apart.
News
Prop 1 would fund parks, zoos and open spaces
King County voters could approve the renewal and increase of the levy on the August ballot.
News
Pilot chemical clean-up program will begin development in 2020
Issaquah, EFR, and the Department of Ecology will create a PFAS clean-up program in 2020.
News
Eastside legislators discuss 2019 legislative session in Snoqualmie
Elected officials gave some insight into the legislative session and what to look for in the future.
Life
Happy Fourth — Do we have freedom? What is freedom anyway?
A column about mindfulness and mental well being.