Moore Brothers Music, a family-owned music store in Sammamish, is hosting a free outdoor concert of local bands from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 25.
The Twelfth Annual Issaquah Rotary Challenge Day Race will be held this Saturday.
Dear Doctors,
I was diagnosed with IBS about 10 years ago by a specialist. I have tried several medications, but nothing has helped. My main symptoms are gas pain, bloating and alternating diarrhea and constipation. I occasionally miss work because my symptoms are so severe. Do you think that I could benefit by seeing a naturopath?
Jane in Bellevue
This summer, let your kitchen be lonely. Turn your oven off, and take your family outdoors to fire up the grill for sizzling, healthy meals on a sunny day.
The Wiz is a modern, urban adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
The people of Issaquah were blessed with one of the warmest July Fourth weekends in a number of years, and responded by getting out to support a number of community events in the city.
The 21st annual “Chocolate, Wine and All That Jazz” event held on Thursday, July 23, at Boehm’s Candies in Issaquah.
More than 50 vintage Ford Model Ts have set off to cross the country along the back roads of 12 states, to reenact the Ocean-to-Ocean Automobile Race. The race was part of the opening festivities of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific (AYP) Exposition in 1909.
It’s a difficult task – turning a trash bin into something fun. But two groups of students have done just that, and have been rewarded for their creative endeavor with $250 to put toward an environmental project of their choice.
Blame it on the kids, Carisa Burchak says. They are the inspiration and reason behind the Gilman Village shop X Marks the Tot.
Village Theatre Kidstage’s Summer Independent will take on a classic this summer, when they produce the musical West Side Story.
The 21st annual “Chocolate, Wine and All That Jazz” event will be held on Thursday, July 23, at Boehm’s Candies in Issaquah from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
Each year a group of teens and adults from Issaquah Christian Church (ICC) travel to Mexico to build homes.
Once completed, the homes are given to the locals at no cost.
In past years, a group of usually about 38 members of the ICC has traveled to a location near Tijuana, to take part in a more than week-long project.
Continuing the City of Issaquah’s series of free movie nights on sustainability, the documentary King Corn will be shown July 22.
The film aims to educate the community about our nation’s food system and the production of corn in the United States.
An estimated 500 teenagers turned out for the second annual Sammamish Teen Fest last Friday.
Next Saturday will be July 4, and the cities of Sammamish and Issaquah will stage a number of events for area residents.
Every now and then a musical group comes to the Eastside that is unlike any that have gone before it.
In the 1980s, parvovirus haunted every puppy owner.
The virus was everywhere, puppies died like flies, and early vaccines were no guarantee.
On Wednesday night the City of Sammamish unveiled a remarkable new art exhibition at City Hall.
The real impact of the budget cuts handed down to school districts around our state still remains to be seen, but parents and teachers alike are watching closely to see what’s ahead.
