The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce formally supported I-1183, which would privatize liquor sales.
Jennifer Edwards, MD, has joined Overlake Medical Clinics Issaquah.
Issaquah Trophy & Awards has opened a larger, updated showroom just two blocks north of their previous location. The new address is 1320 NW Mall St., Suite A-2.
Overlake Medical Clinics Issaquah has become a member of the Chairman’s Circle Membership Program of the Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce.
Steve Gutzler will speak on “Emotional Intelligence for Extraordinary Leadership” from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday as an Issaquah Chamber of Commerce event at Timber Ridge at Timber Ridge at Talus.
Despite an estimated increase of 5,700 jobs last month, Washington’s unemployment rate in July remained unchanged at 9.3 percent, according to the state’s Employment Security Department.
Mike Judkins had two options in college — continue towards a doctorate in anthropology, or keep peddling bikes in Seattle’s University District.
International leadership and success speaker Chris Widener will discuss “Winning with Influence” at the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Timber Ridge at Talus.
Issaquah’s Plateau Real Estate has joined the Eastside firm of Brazen Sotheby’s International Realty.
Just as the best foods are made from scratch, so are the best facial treatments, at least according to Penny Williams.
She started a business teaching women how to make their own skin treatments from natural ingredients, most of which can be found in the average kitchen cupboard.
For a new mom and pop winery outside Issaquah, winemaking is a fine art of maintaining a hobby without growing their business to an unmanageable size.
The Ahrens plan to uncork their first 2009 bottles, including a Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah, this summer. They also plan to release a 2010 Orange Muscat, their only white wine.
For an Issaquah design firm, business is as much an opportunity to make money as it is to help nonprofits.
“I say our for-profit work funds our nonprofit,” said Andrea Heuston, founder and CEO of Artitudes Design, her positive attitude dominating every curve of her face.
Artitudes has won several awards for both being one of the best places to work in Puget Sound and for it’s commitment to volunteerism.
Sound Passages Financial Advisors has opened in Issaquah to provide fee-only financial planning services to middle-income individuals, couples and families. Founded by Tim Williams, the firm does not sell investment products or insurance or receive commissions.
Issaquah’s human resource director, Ruben Nieto, retired Friday after about 10 years serving the city.
The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce is giving its two cents to city government this year.
The forward Argentinean steak and fish house comes with a kick of refinery, but promises food not so obsessed with good looks that it intimidates customers.
A restauranteur and father of three, Lane Scelzi knew Issaquah was missing something — a kid-free place to escape on date.
His decision to open SIP Restaurant in the Highlands was as much about providing a place near home to dine with his wife, as it was about good business.
When it comes to barbecue, everyone has their favorite type – South Carolina, Texas, Louisiana. For Stan Phillips it’s all about Kansas City.
He missed it so much when he moved to the area several years ago, he quit the job he came here for and opened Stan’s Bar-B-Q on Front Street.
The smokehouse is one of several restaurants participating in Issaquah’s Restaurant Month this March.
Hope on the Hill Guild will hold its second annual “Raise the Dough” benefit for Seattle Children’s Hospital on March 22 at Zeeks Pizza in Issaquah Highlands.
The national burger chain Five Guys is continuing its expansion into Western Washington with a new storefront at the Issaquah Commons.
