A team of parents and helpers from Issaquah, Klahanie and Sammamish were on hand early on Tuesday morning to greet the semi-trailer which made the long trip from Little Brownie Bakers in Louisville, Ky. On board were 4,590 cases of cookies, including more than 1,500 of the very popular Thin Mints, and almost 1,100 cases of Samoas.
Members of the Contemporary Quilt Art Association will host an exhibition of quilts at University House in Issaquah. “Threads of…
Applications are currently being accepted for the 33rd Annual Washington State Patrol-Kiwanis Youth Law Enforcement Career Camp to be held…
In his Sammamish home today, a small corner of his hallway is dedicated to his service. It includes a display of two purple hearts and 19 medals. There are many more packed away. He has framed two letters from President Harry Truman, the utensils he used during his six year service from 1940-1946, and a picture of himself as Prisoner 503.
Each year the Rotary Club of Issaquah provides thousands of dollars in scholarships to help students from local high schools continue their education. In order to maintain this support they need the help of the Issaquah community.
In this, the first of a two-part series, Sammamish Heritage Society’s Phil Dougherty takes a wander back through the Sammamish Plateau of the 1960s – a place very different from the Plateau we all know today.
Hearts everywhere are reminding us that February is the month dedicated to celebrating love and heart health.
At 2 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 21, the Sammamish Symphony Orchestra will present “The Planets,” a program of Holst, Beethoven, and Jacob, and featuring guest violinist, Simon James of the Seattle Symphony, Kevin Krentz on cello, and Tanya Stambuck on piano.
Seattle Tilth will host “Harvest the Rain” — a class on the many ways that rain may be stored for use in your vegetable or ornamental home garden – from 10 a.m. to noon, Feb. 20, at Pickering Barn in Issaquah, 1730 10th Ave. NW.
On Saturday, Feb. 20, Issaquah History Museums volunteer Stephen Grate will lead an interpretive hike of the Grand Ridge mine site. This walking tour will focus on the Grand Ridge mine operations which were in existence between 1908 and 1942.
Eastlake High School will be hosting their annual Drama Club Silent Auction at 7 p.m., Feb. 19, in the Eastlake High School Commons.
With so many displays, not to mention art works and delicious dishes, the Arbor School needed some extra space and so held the cultural event at the Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus.
Families and children commemorated the Chinese New Year with a “Lantern Festival” on Feb. 6 at Sponge in Issaquah from…
Issaquah Councilmember Mark Mullet is all too familiar with the amazing work that the doctors at the Seattle Children’s Hospital do every day.
Amidst “oohs” and “ahhs” and squeals of delight, over 200 students gathered for a special science show sponsored by the…
The recent earthquake in Haiti, the tsunami a few years ago, and Katrina a bit earlier were all tragic and momentous events.
The growing movement of home gardening and urban farming appeals to those not just interested in a lifestyle change, but also to those seeking additional income or just the recreation and enjoyment of growing good tasting, nutritious food.
The return of one of America’s most loved musicals, Annie, to Seattle next week will be a very special moment for one young Issaquah thespian.
The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust and CityLeague Sports opened registration Feb. 1 for the 100-mile Mountains to Sound Relay race scheduled for Sunday, June 27th.
An exhibition of works from local photographers will open Friday, Feb. 5 in the Collective Works gallery at UpFront art gallery at 48 Front Street in downtown Issaquah.