Once again, parents and teachers in the Issaquah School District have demonstrated what excellent young men and women they produce.
After a long, warm summer like the one Washingtonians enjoyed in 2009, winter can sometimes seem to be a prison sentence of sorts.
Sponge invites families to a free cultural event on Feb. 6 at its center in Issaquah, celebrating the Chinese Lantern…
Good new for bird-lovers – Eastside Audubon is offering three events in Issaquah in early February.
As early as the age of seven, Stephanie Reilly began designing clothes and dabbling in art projects for fun. Her passion for art as a way to channel her energy and exercise her imagination grew with her into adulthood. Her profession as a lawyer didn’t satisfy her creative side, so she has continued to explore art as both her hobby and passion.
Issaquah’s Village Theatre premiered their first Mainstage production of the year Jan. 20 with Neil Simon’s “Lost in Yonkers” at the Francis J. Gaudette Theatre in downtown Issaquah.
Every product you purchase will help support CEF. All hostess dollars and a portion of the proceeds will go towards buying items for the CEF February online auction and the October special event.
“Yana,” is one of several dozen children local non-profit organization Children of the World hope to bring to the Puget Sound this summer as part of a “health respite” visit.
Further cementing its reputation as a theater of national quality and significance, Issaquah’s Village Theatre has a Tony Award-winner at the helm of its latest production.
Blessed by an unseasonably sunny and warm day public holiday marking the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr., a large group of volunteers did their bit to aid in the restoration of park and green spaces.
The Rotary Club of Sammamish has wasted no time in reacting to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Haiti after a massive earthquake in the small Caribbean nation on Tuesday.
Two young men from Sammamish were recently honored by their local Scout groups with the highest rank a Boy Scout can attain — Eagle Scout.
As the season’s festivities recede and the New Year is upon us, our thoughts naturally turn to the future.
The Issaquah Ladies Musical Club will hold a concert at 3 p.m., Jan.24. at University House, Issaquah 22975 SE Black…
Clark Elementary students were encouraged to don strange chapeau and coiffure alike on Jan. 13 for “Crazy Hat and Hair…
Hamann directed last year’s award-winning entry, so there was a certain amount of expectation to see what he would come up with this year.
With Martin Luther King Jr. Day this Monday, Jan. 18, fast approaching, nature conservation group Mountains to Sound Greenway is hoping the spirit of volunteerism will help them kick-start their annual potting of vulnerable seedlings this weekend at Lake Sammamish State Park in Issaquah.
“It is not for him to pride himself who loveth his own country, but rather for him who loveth the whole world. The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens.”
Teachers, parents and students from the Issaquah School District will come together on Tuesday tonight to discuss what is often a source of mystery and misunderstanding.
The Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus was a the center of the Eastside art world on Wednesday night, as young artists, parents and friends came to check out the magnificent works of this year’s Reflections art contest.