At its regular meeting this coming Monday, Aug. 16, the City of Issaquah Council will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed Issaquah Highlands/Park Pointe Transfer of Development Rights Agreement (TDR).
Calling all animal lovers: volunteers and fundraisers are needed to help plan and host fundraising events for a new animal sanctuary in the Fall City/Duvall area.
The Issaquah School District’s VOICE Mentor Program is looking for community volunteers to work one on one with Issaquah students.
Drivers should plan ahead for overnight closures in Issaquah this week as crews finish permanent striping on the SR 900 widening project.
Teams from Issaquah, Renton, Kent, Auburn, and Federal Way turned the Tibbetts Valley Park field into a softball extravaganza on Saturday for the King County Region round of the Special Olympics. The winners in each division, which were decided late in the day, will move on to represent the county at the state level in Everett at the end of August.
Crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will close southbound Issaquah-Hobart Road under SR 18 starting Monday, Aug. 2, for up to 31 days.
Port Blakely, King County, big banks, and the City of Issaquah keep their nerve with crucial land swap laid out on the bargaining table.
Despite a fight involving up to 40 people and "lots of guns," which killed two men and injured four others in front of scores of bystanders, King County Police have not been able to make a single arrest related to the shooting in Lake Sammamish State Park on Saturday night.
The hike, led by the Issaquah History Museums, will explore the 1880s to present day. Participants will gather at the Issaquah Depot at 10 a.m.
Eastside residents may have noticed a large airship gliding low above rooftops early on Wednesday morning. The green blimp, which carried the message "Costco: wholesale ocean destruction," was part of a campaign by environmental advocates Greenpeace to draw attention to decimated fish species.
The Issaquah City Council unanimously approved their goals for 2011 at a regular meeting of the council on Monday.
Every year Rotarians put in hundreds of volunteer hours to set up and operate the impressive theatrical production, and in doing so manifest the great spirit of charity of generosity that is a trademark of Rotary worldwide.
Since 1983, the Issaquah Women’s Club has supported local students, charities, and the people of Issaquah through ongoing program of fundraising and scholarships - all part of their mission to unite women through friendship and community.
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday, March 22, there will a plant and garden sale, and barbecue at the Eagles Club back parking lot, 175 1st Place NW.
The Bahá’ís of Sammamish invite the public to join them in a devotional gathering and information event at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, May. 22, at the Sammamish Library, to show their concern and support for seven Iranian Bahá’í leaders imprisoned in Iran.
The cities of Issaquah and Sammamish will be faced with a very difficult task over the next few months - how to say no to some of the nonprofits and charitable groups that provide core human services in our community, such as domestic violence counseling, medical treatment for sick children and seniors, and food and clothing for families in need.
Two Issaquah School District schools will receive cash awards for their outstanding environmental programs.
Thursday's event demonstrated that, in these tough economic times, many people are understanding they have a greater obligation to help sustain the core elements of our community.
Freed House refuses to go away, as an icon, and as an issue
Though the weather might be telling us a different story, we know it must be Spring because Issaquah’s famous ArtWalk is back again. This
