The Friends of Issaquah Library Fall Book Sale will begin at 5.30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6. The first day is…
The Issaquah Library is also hosting a wilderness survival workshop for ages 7 and older, with families. Join them for…
Cities jostle for millions in grant money as alternative energy projects present new opportunities for public and private.
Erosion inside the Howard Hanson Dam on the Green River could directly impact Issaquah by causing major traffic jams, disrupt businesses and cut off the city’s sewer system, said officials at an Oct. 27 meeting.
On Saturday, Nov. 14, volunteers will decorate the historic Issaquah Depot. Anyone wanting to help out should meet in the…
New toys and volunteers needed to help 2,000 low income/homeless people, as part of the 2009 Harvest Festival. The Harvest…
The cities of Issaquah and Sammamish are lucky to have a number of very active Scouts groups in the area, a number of which regularly contribute to volunteer works and service projects.
Do you like to be rewarded for being charitable with, let’s say, chorizo-stuffed dates wrapped in crispy prosciutto?
Is your idea of a great fundraising party one that includes lemon and shortbread cubes with cranberry coulis and dried sour cherries, and hand dipped chocolate truffles?
As of 9 o’clock Tuesday night, the picture was beginning to emerge in a number of races for city council seats in Issaquah and Sammamish. In others, it was still too close to call.
As a young man, looking back at 30 and more frequently looking ahead and wondering what life might hold for me in the years to come, talking to Kathy Chrestensen was a wonderful lesson in what might be possible.
In the past two years, the City of Issaquah’s Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) has invested $40,000 in a new tourism web site, discoveroutsideseattle.com, which features a number of cities clustered around Interstate 90 and State Route 202, east of Seattle.
The City of Issaquah’s Lodging Tax Advisory Grant Committee (LTAC) doled out more than $100,000 to local tourism and promotion groups last Friday, money raised by a 1 percent tax on hotels and motels in the city.
Late night and early morning drivers can expect delays through Renton on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
Washington State Department of Transportation crews will perform a rolling slowdown in each direction on I-405 from SR167 to SR 169 between midnight and 4 a.m. to install temporary lighting wires above the freeway.
A family that dresses up together, Trick or Treats together!
Every Homecoming Parade needs its homecoming royalty.
The November election is drawing to a close, with voters throughout King County considering their choices.
The “One Meal – One Hope Challenge” has provided many thousands of meals for the hungry and the homeless during Thanksgiving.
A charity fund was established by the Issaquah Christian Church (ICC) to help fund this mission, and in the last 6 years ICC has raised over $42,000.
Council Chambers at Redmond City Hall couldn’t contain the crowd at Thursday night’s public hearing about the King County Executive’s proposed budget for 2010.
The Washington State Department of Transportation has broken ground on a $19.3 million project to add a new northbound lane on I-405 between NE 195th Street and State Route 527 in Canyon Park.
A 16-year-old Eastlake High School student was hospitalized to be treated for an alcohol overdose after emerging from a full day of classes drunk.
