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Local group networks to fight hunger
Like most other Eastside cities, Redmond has a Nourishing Network food program, and like most other chapters, its…
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Redmond considers raising 2018 impact fees
Redmond city staff is examining annual increases to transportation, fire and school impact fee rates.
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Locals pull together to offer help after Hurricane Harvey
Following the devastation in Texas caused by Hurricane Harvey, Redmond residents have taken it upon themselves to lend…
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Cleveland Street open to two-way traffic
Cleveland Street through downtown Redmond is open to two-way traffic after more than a year of construction.
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Construction starts in October on 300-unit apartment complex
Construction on a new apartment complex will begin next month downtown after the old Redmond Athletic Club was…
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Customer service remodels set to begin at Redmond City Hall this month
A $1.291 million contract was awarded to a Redmond-based company at Tuesday’s city council meeting.
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Miss Redmond to raise awareness for MS at state competition
Mary Anna Parker had never considered participating in a beauty pageant because she said there were too many…
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Walk to End Alzheimer’s is personal for organizer
Bob Kaftan knows firsthand how Alzheimer’s disease can affect a family.
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Captain makes an impact at Young Women’s Political Leadership Program
Although she’s still a high school junior, Anna Captain has already run a successful political campaign in Washington,…
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Rallies, condemnation follow federal announcement of DACA rollback
The King County Council responded Tuesday to U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ announcement that the DACA program will…
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Heavy smoke returns to Puget Sound due to Northwest wildfires
While school was set to head back into session on Tuesday morning, students and their parents at Horace…
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Are there enough places for kids to have fun in Redmond?
A perceived lack of activities for pre-teens is causing concern among some Redmond residents.
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Eastside law-enforcement agencies are prepared to handle protests, marches if they occur
With white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups making national headlines, Western Washington isn’t immune to their particular brand of…
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County council discussing changes to Metro rates
An ordinance that would simplify Metro bus fares in the county was referred to committee at Monday’s King…
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Shooting range has been community staple for 70 years
Since its inception in the late 1940s, the Interlake Sporting Association has been providing shooters of all kinds…
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Nacho Mama’s puts twist on a classic
It’s hard to miss the bright yellow and orange food truck that winds up in front of Black…
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Chalk Fest comes to Redmond
Last weekend, one lucky street in Redmond got a facelift as artists from around the world descended to…
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Busy as a beekeeper: Barnett keeps Mr. B’s Honey buzzing
Beekeeping is a profession not suited for everyone. Between the boom-bust cycles of colony collapse that have plagued…
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Measure to ban county funds for injection sites will appear on February ballot
An initiative known as I-27, which would ban King County resources from funding drug consumption sites in the…