News
Issaquah brings the 2019 draft strategic plan to the citizens
Issaquah wants the citizens’ vision and feedback for the city’s first strategic plan.
News
5th District Legislators answer communtiy questions on energy, guns, and vaccines
Senator Mark Mullet and representatives Lisa Callan and Bill Ramos answered community questions.
Life
People with disabilities find purpose through new employment opportunities
Paige Bisbee of Bellevue finds employment at Davis Wright Tremaine
News
Why can’t Issaquah complete an audit?
All of the last four audits have come back with significant findings.
Business
Local movers seek support during 12th Movers for Moms campaign
Two Men And A Truck sill deliver Eastside donations to The Sophia Way, a local women’s shelter.
News
Dedicated dog park coming to Issaquah’s Tibbetts Valley Park
Tibbetts Valley Park has been chosen as the location of the city’s first official dog park.
News
‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time’ comes to Village Theatre
Village Theatre debuts new play.
News
BPA could remove thousands of trees along Eastside transmission lines
The maintenance would affect power lines running from Renton to Monroe.
News
Bonds, sales tax increase on table for transportation improvements
Unfunded transportation capital projects list is estimated at $113.6 million from 2019 to 2022.
News
Costco captive insurer pays $3.6 million to state
NW Re Limited settled after voluntarily reporting their actions.
Life
Downtown Issaquah launches annual Flowers on Front Street
The flowers are funded entirely through donations and locals can make donations for Mother’s Day.
Business
Issaquah Chamber to host Eastside Regional Business Summit
The Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce will host the summit in Snoqualmie along with partners.
News
United Methodist vote has churches’ future in question
Congregations debate separation following gay-clergy, same-sex marriage ban.
Opinion
Lessons from our neighbors | Windows and Mirrors
Traveling abroad is an easy reminder to check your ethnocentrism.
News
Women in law enforcement take the lead
King County’s female police chiefs outline their career paths.
News
Examining hate crimes on the Eastside
The Anti-Defamation League has been tracking hate-fueled crimes and incidents to paint a picture of trends in communities.
News
Issaquah city council plans for future improvements to water utilities
For the first time since 2012, the city of Issaquah has updated the Water System Plan.
News
King County residents receive Martin Luther King medal of distinguished service
Recipients include Eastside King County residents
