Life
Redmond hits the jackpot: Chinese Olympic gold medalist named new coach at Emerald City Gymnastics
World-famous gymnast Lu Li earned rock-star status in her native country of China when she won a gold…
News
New police chief could be hired by next May: City working to establish what it wants in its next top cop, according to mayor
It’s not set in stone, but Redmond could have a new police chief by next May, according to…
News
Mayor talks downtown development, economic vitality at senior center
Downtown’s rapid growth and economic vitality were the main topics of discussion as residents got a chance to…
News
Foot cast ‘a factor’ in child care center crash
A cast boot, worn by a woman driver on her right foot, was “a factor” when she crashed…
Sports
Get fit with a Zen workout: ZenRock Fitness provides a holistic approach to working out
From fancy chandeliers to elegant Persian rugs, the ambiance at ZenRock Fitness is one-of-a-kind. And, most importantly, it’s…
News
Taking a stand against crime: National Night Out helps build safer neighborhoods
Keeghan McPherson, an 8-year-old Redmond resident, sat in the backseat of the cop car, peered through the barred…
Opinion
Bill Christianson | Hot spots to cool down in Redmond
It’s been so hot out lately, even the thermometers are sweating. Redmond — and the region — have…
Life
Fine jewelry trunk show coming to Bear Creek Florist
An experienced fine jeweler is teaming up with a well-known florist for a unique business collaboration next week.…
Business
Speech therapist switches careers, starts pet care business
For Jenny Solomon, more dogs means more fun. “To me, a dog can do no wrong,” said Solomon,…
Opinion
Bill Christianson | How to commit political suicide
Alaska’s self-destructing political firecracker, Sarah Palin, generated plenty of buzz — and even more head scratching — during…
News
Star Talk coming to Redmond: Workshop will focus on interplanetary communication
Sandra Rodman is convinced that, in the not so distant future, humans will “start future colonies on the…
Life
Exploring modular architecture: Design contest shows how mother-in-law homes can be viable housing options
Pedro Castro has a vision for contemporary, affordable, Earth-friendly housing: Modular mother-in-law homes, or formally known as Accessory…
Opinion
Twitter full of potential — and pitfalls
Twittermania is hitting the nation, or should I say, the World Wide Web, by storm.
News
State of the City address: Stable Redmond on the rise
The city of Redmond remains financially stable during the recession and is working hard to prepare for a…
Sports
McCahill, Matthews hope to reach new heights
One is a thrill-seeking junior with state-medal aspirations. The other is a determined senior with Olympic bloodlines, hoping…
Opinion
Time to get active and enjoy Redmond’s parks
Spring has sprung and the weather is starting to heat up. That only means one thing: It’s time…
Opinion
Not about the money, huh?
Phil Palios started a fight he couldn’t finish. When push came to shove, he got knocked out.
News
Palios backs out of labor fight against Microsoft
Phil Palios confirmed Friday that he is backing out of his labor crusade against Microsoft Corp.
News
Making a stand against Microsoft: Redmond native leads temporary workers’ protest
The way Phil Palios sees it, someone had to step up and take a stand against the tech…
Opinion
No losers at Chamber fundraiser
Nobody left a loser at Saturday night’s “Casino Classique de Monaco,” the 63rd Annual Gala and Auction for…