Eastlake High School student Austen L. Samkange has won a prestigious minority scholarship through a program run by the National…
For most young students, their senior Prom is an occasion to celebrate.
It is supposed to be an evening they will remember for the rest of their lives, and for all the right reasons: friendship, looking back on 12 years of schooling, and looking ahead to the great adventures that await.
Are you looking for a great spring break activity for your children that goes beyond soccer balls and finger painting?
Sampradaya Heritage Camp is a thought-provoking and enlightening multi-cultural experience designed to give local children an insight into the colorful and historic culture of India.
With Easter just around the corner, The Reporter has put together a selection of fun holiday activites — such as…
Always wanted to buy some art, but couldn’t find anything affordable? Got 50 bucks or a little more to spend on something unique, and local? Like the idea of supporting creativity and the arts right here in your community?
This Friday night, artEast will launch its fourth annual “100 Feet of Art” auction in downtown Issaquah.
“I want these disturbances and presences in my painting. In their resonance, they take on a sort of hyper-reality for me.”
The Sammamish Arts Commission will host an intimate chamber music concert at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 20.
This week, Beaver Lake Middle School students were busy in dress rehearsals for a performance of JM Barrie’s “Peter Pan,” which will run April 8, 9 and 10 at 7 p.m., as well as a matinee performance on the 10th at 2 p.m.
Film celebrating the words and wildlife of Harvey Manning to screen on KCTS
Violin, viola, cello or string bass players of all ages and abilities are encouraged to take part in “String Jam ‘10,” at the Juanita High School Field House, in an attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the largest string ensemble under one roof.
Promoting better relationships through sharing knowledge and a few pints of beer, locals gathered Tuesday night (March 22) at the…
A group of students at Grand Ridge Elementary in the Issaquah Highlands found a unique way to raise money for disaster relief in Haiti that would have pleased their parents and teachers – hitting the books!
Joining nearly 2,000 entries from two dozen states and Canada, local dog breeders and handlers enjoyed a weekend at the Seattle Kennel Club Dog Shows.
Olympic aspirant, Rusty Pruden of Kirkland, will host a workshop next week on how to prepare for the Issaquah Triathlon to be held in June.
Opening this year on April 10, the Issaquah Farmer’s Market is celebrating its 20th anniversary and is anticipating an array of new vendors to join an extensive variety of organic produce, specialty foods, hand crafted arts and crafts, special events and weekly entertainment.
For me, as a dietitian and health counselor who has worked with children for many years, carbonated drinks rank almost as high as tobacco products and alcohol in their potential to cause great harm, especially at a young age.
Enjoying unique local wines at Sip of Snoqualmie at the Snoqualmie Casino on Saturday, March 6, were Issaquah residents Erika…
Pianist Natalya Ageyeva has dazzled audiences throughout the United States and internationally, including Italy, Austria, and Israel, as well as…
Distinctive personalities of creatures and humans feature in the paintings by Seattle artist Jennifer Bloom are currently on display at…
At 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 14, the Sammamish Symphony Orchestra will present a special event at the Benaroya Hall, 200 University St., Seattle.