The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce got a big kick-off for its newest business promotion with a visit by Attorney General…
Issaquah is continuing to build a reputation as a haven for high-tech business, with the news this week that New Jersey-based Dataram Corp., a publicly-traded maker of computer memory and storage products with annual revenue last year of $44 million, has established a development and testing facility in Issaquah.
When my editor first suggested an article on hypnosis, images of people lined up on a stage in Las Vegas quacking like ducks immediately came to my mind. Then he suggested I give it a try for a first person report on the process.
Dine at Pogacha in Issaquah from 5 – 9 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 11, and the restaurant will donate 20 percent of all food sales for dining-in or for take-out to the Humane Society.
Last week marked yet another chapter in the long and successful history of the Waldron family’s Arctic Cat franchise in Issaquah.
The Issaquah Highlands gets its very own ice cream parlor tomorrow, Sept. 17.
Next week, Gilman Village will hold its 6th Annual Boardwalk Sale.
Never underestimate the power of two driven women with a passion for fashion.
Drop into the store from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., for gifts with a purchase, raffle drawings and refreshments.
Sustainable Issaquah this week launched the Issaquah Sustainable Economy Initiative.
Twenty years ago, Jim Oswalt took his first job, at the fish counter of his local QFC. The young man had a passion for all things ocean – already a keen fishermen, working with fish just seemed to make sense.
Her full-time consignment store on East Sunset Way closed last fall, but Ankasha Amenti isn’t out of the business.
The Issaquah psychic is reopening for a one time only consignment furniture sale extravaganza at her building at 155 East Sunset Way. It’s for a cause near to her heart — Providence Hospice of Seattle.
If there is such a thing as a “barbecue guru,” then Don Turner is it. The Issaquah local has been selling barbecues on the Eastside for a number of years, enjoying phenomenal success as a salesman and fast developing a reputation as the guy you go to when you want to know anything about grilling and cooking outdoors.
When Sam Pittman worked in the financial services industry, managing money for institutions and high net-worth individuals, he saw firsthand the opportunity the average investor was missing to grow their retirement savings.
The tuba sculpture by the mailbox welcomes you to the thriving business that lays beyond – a two-year-old plant nursery called The Daily Plant-It. Despite the recession, this family run business is thriving.
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Join Sustainable Issaquah and HEEG and contribute your thoughts: 7 – 9 p.m., Thursday, April 29, at the Eastside Fire & Rescue meeting room at 170 Newport Way NW.
Ladies — looking to do something nice for the environment on Earth Day, April 24? How about a visit to the salon?
The body repair outfit is now in the capable hands of Joshua Luna and James Guse, two locals with a strong background in the industry and a real passion to make a success of their first business.
Already no stranger to the homes of most Americans, Issaquah’s Costco Wholesale Inc. was featured prominently on national television earlier…
The math instruction of our young students is seen as being crucial to not only their career success but also the success of the state and the country as a whole.
