Redmond’s South 47 Farm — as the community has known it for the past several years — has closed. Kids’…
Young, healthy and looking forward to college, Redmond High School (RHS) senior Rachael Rosen is training and fundraising for the…
The Marbella Center in downtown Redmond has become a bit more colorful since Parker Paint relocated there, at 16132 NE…
Mid-winter feels endless when you don’t plan for ways to keep busy, so here’s a heads up for Redmond youth….
Compassionate people everywhere have been moved by the plight of the earthquake survivors in Haiti. Pastor Mike Howerton of Redmond’s…
Redmond’s very own “Rocketman,” Dave Ginsberg is one of 15 finalists in a NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) contest…
After 18 years in the car repair business, auto technician Dave Matchett recently opened his own shop, Eastside Auto Care,…
The City of Redmond plans to “go green by restoring the blue” as it moves toward creating co-located park and…
Among the Redmond Police Department’s community outreach programs, the award-winning Redmond Police Explorer Post 2913 offers volunteers, ages 14-21, opportunities…
The Greater Redmond Chamber of Commerce presented its annual awards Jan. 20 at Matt’s Rotisserie and Oyster Bar in Redmond…
Weather permitting, you might see an assortment of lions, tigers, bears or fairy tale characters traipsing through downtown Redmond on…
The life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were celebrated at Rosa Parks Elementary in the Redmond Ridge neighborhood Thursday morning.
Just a week earlier, Principal Jeff Newport challenged a sixth grade reading group to take a break from “The Call of the Wild” and create a program to educate the entire school about King’s dream of equality for all people. Led by students Diana Pruss and Ally Merrick, the group organized an assembly with skits, poetry and music recalling America’s civil rights movement in the 1950s and ’60s.
The Redmond-based non-profit Nature Vision is raking in awards for its fun, experiential approaches to environmental and cultural education. Executive…
There’s an old adage, “A penny saved is a penny earned.” Well, how about “a penny saved is a million…
If you live or work in Redmond and habitually drink bottled water, you’re probably wasting your money, said representatives of…
Redmond will be well-represented as the Washington Wind Symphony (WWS) performs its “Atmospheres” concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 17. The event takes place at the Kirkland Performance Center, 350 Kirkland Ave. in downtown Kirkland.
You can’t see the Space Needle, Pike Place Market or the Washington State Ferries from downtown Redmond. But make no…
You could call it “Miracle on 74th Street.” It was a definite nail-biter, but SecondStory Repertory (SSR), the professional theatre…
