News
Cadets get flying – and life – lessons with Redmond Civil Air Patrol squadron
On July 1, 1946, President Harry Truman signed a law that incorporated the Civil Air Patrol (CAP).
News
Redmond officials report no known problems in city regarding possible illegal massage practices on the Eastside
Recently throughout the Eastside, concerns have been raised about possible illegal practices within local massage businesses.
News
Bike Park should be ready to roll in the fall
After five years of planning, an appeals process, public meetings and waiting, the Redmond Bike Park is finally…
News
Stabbing victim targeted for allegedly destroying suspects’ girlfriend and sister’s tent
Two to four times a week, Eva Moon walks along the Sammamish River Trail in Redmond.
News
Redmond Council votes to allow pot use in the city
The Redmond City Council voted unanimously to allow marijuana use in the city during its business meeting Tuesday…
News
Second phase of Cleveland Streetscape project downtown is underway
The City of Redmond began its second phase of construction on the Cleveland Streetscape project this week.
News
Parents concerned about the future of Farrel-McWhirter Farm Park preschool
When Stacey Peterson enrolled her oldest son in a traditional preschool program two years ago, it was not…
News
UPDATE: Three suspects charged with first-degree assault in Redmond trail stabbing
Three suspects have been charged with first-degree assault after allegedly stabbing a 28-year-old man last week on a…
News
GRADUATION SPOTLIGHT | Bear Creek students score on the field and in the classroom
For Caroline Bridgwater and Stan Leszynski, high school has been about getting involved and making sure their last…
News
Sexually assaulted homeless youth will benefit from new Project360
Homeless youth on the Eastside who have been sexually assaulted will now be able to receive more specialized…
News
Redmond responders lend a hand at Oso, recognized by city
On June 3, a group of firefighters and paramedics with the Redmond Fire Department (RFD) were recognized at…
News
Students, parents honor Redmond Elementary teacher Burton | SLIDESHOW
Throughout a student’s career, there is often one teacher who stands out among the rest.
News
Redmond’s Macartney won’t let cancer slow her down
At age 67, one of Laurel Macartney’s favorite hobbies is traveling.
News
Google and Redmond police address online safety for everyone
The Internet can be a useful tool to help students research for a homework assignment or project.
News
People honored to be part of Cedar Lawns Memorial Day service
For many people, Memorial Day is just a day off from school or work — a three-day weekend…
News
City begins online discussions with residents about variety of issues
In an effort to hear from more and different people in the community, the City of Redmond recently…
News
DelBene addresses employment for veterans in manufacturing at Genie roundtable
When discharged from military service, there are many things veterans have to adjust to in civilian life.
Opinion
It’s time for a new kind of American story | Reporter’s Notebook
A woman once came up to me and — with little more than a “hello” — asked me…
Business
Flying Apron caters to special dietary needs
For anyone who is gluten intolerant or gluten sensitive or anyone who has other dietary restrictions, it can…
News
RHS: School has been in session for 50 years
When the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) began in 1944, high school students from Juanita, Kirkland and Redmond…