Eastlake High School Drama Team is trying something new this winter.
The dull thud of one, two, three dribbles echoed throughout the empty Samantha Smith Elementary gymnasium. She cocked the ball back with her right hand, released, followed through with text-book precision and swish — nothing but net.
Sammamish family overcomes obstacles to live out life-long dream
The best of the Big Easy comes to the Emerald City as master jazz trumpet player Irvin Mayfield leads the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra in five Seattle Pops series concerts at Benaroya Hall.
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Issaquah High School students are one step closer to moving into a new school building.
King County Public Health is advising the public of potential problems related to the recent flooding situation.
Founder and CEO of Count Me In Corporation Terry Drayton announced the organization is continuing its work to secure investors or a sale so the company can repay the $5 million it owes to 220 sports organizations across the country.
A Bellevue masseuse accused of kidnapping an elderly Issaquah man, marrying him, and attempting to withdraw funds from his bank account pleaded not guilty Tuesday, Dec. 30 to three felony counts.
Council pats itself on the back for prosperous 2008
Issaquah photographer Charles Krebs has had success in a prestigious international photographic competition.
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On Sat., January 17, Issaquah History Museums volunteer Stephen Grate will lead a hike to the Issaquah-Superior mine site.
What people know about Freemasonry, or the fraternal organization of the Masonic Lodge, is often based on mystery, myth and obscure history.
If you have a run-in with a police officer anytime soon, you may get your ticket a lot faster than before.
The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce has been unable to find a suitable candidate for its vacant Chief Executive Officer position.
The Issaquah History Museums will premiere eight more video shorts at the Issaquah Depot on Saturday, Jan. 10, starting at 11 AM.
The snow storm that plagued Washington for almost two weeks has finally gone, but it left in its wake high winds, rain and melting snow — the perfect combination for winter flooding.
Habitat for Humanity this week confirmed plans to build 10 homes in the Issaquah Highlands for low income families.
Habitat for Humanity will begin construction on new affordable homes in Issaquah this year.
