Fostering Interfaith Relationships on the Eastside offers an Interfaith Dinner Dialogue on April 22.
Redmond is currently accepting applications for the 2018 scholarship.
By Tamika Moseley I have a son, Aiden, who has sickle cell disease. Sickle cell is a fatal blood disease that affects the red blood… Continue reading
Redmond resident Jennifer Anderson has been named as the Save a Forgotten Equine (SAFE) February volunteer of the month. She was selected for this honor… Continue reading
One Eastside couple shares their experience with buying their first home.
The walking tours are free but ask for a $10 donation.
The Bear Creek School continued its support of Strong Against Cancer to promote school spirit and engage the school population for a worthy cause Jan.… Continue reading
Redmond residents Kelsey Pesola and Menka Soni are official nominees for The Global Beauty Awards show (TBGAs). Pesola, a Sea Gal, is a nominee for… Continue reading
Special to the Reporter For 10 years now, Ron Cole or “Coach” as he is known by many, has been spreading joy and inspiration to… Continue reading
Special to the Reporter On the recent National Bike to Work Day, hundreds of Microsoft employees participated in the annual local event, which featured a… Continue reading
The organization will host itsnext Juanita Bay Park tour on Sunday.
The natural world is at the heart of VALA Eastside artist Jacqueline Calladine’s work. The Kirkland artist moved to the area around six years ago… Continue reading
Colorful works of art with rounded and jagged splotches of color hang from the walls in a corner of VALA Eastside along with hands frozen… Continue reading
Redmond’s Amanda Longo was among five Eastside Catholic School teachers who were recently notified that they had successfully completed the challenging process of earning National… Continue reading
4Culture, King County’s cultural funding agency, offers grants to support projects that have the arts, heritage and preservation at their core. King County residents who… Continue reading
Courtesy of John L. Scott Real Estate The number of homes available for purchase in December 2017 was exceptionally low in Redmond, even by “typical”… Continue reading
By David Floan According to the National Association of Realtors, the sale of homes across the United States is expected to increase 3.7 percent in… Continue reading
9-year-old Amy Zhao has published four books by the time she reached fourth grade.
By Pauline Osborne and Debbie Scally Why choose Nia? I was recently asked a great question by a health professional. She often refers clients to… Continue reading
Trilogy for Kids president Georgia Havens puts the finishing touches on the table setting she designed for the Holiday Tablescapes fund-raising activity. This year, the… Continue reading
