When I first started at the Redmond Reporter, I admit, I didn’t know much about the city — or even the Eastside, for that matter.… Continue reading
Since it was publicly launched in October 2016, Hopelink’s Campaign for Lasting Change will continue its mission to serve more people in the community with… Continue reading
For the staff at Minuteman Press in downtown Redmond, business as usual is about more than just the bottom line. It’s about getting involved in… Continue reading
With the cost of higher education showing no signs of becoming less expensive, it is not uncommon for college-bound students to apply for scholarships. This… Continue reading
When Megan Lisk lost her father in January 2016, she turned to art as a way to deal with the loss. A few months following… Continue reading
As public and private construction continues in downtown Redmond, business owners in the neighborhood have growing concerns about how these projects are affecting their businesses.… Continue reading
Since the presidential election in November 2016, there have been protests and demonstrations held throughout the country for various reasons. This last weekend, was no… Continue reading
A building that has long been sitting empty in downtown Redmond is in the process of receiving a makeover. The property at 16390 Cleveland St.… Continue reading
In an effort to take their services to the next level for their residents, the Emerald Heights retirement community in Redmond has partnered with Kirkland-based… Continue reading
When Save a Forgotten Equine (SAFE) first started in 2005, it wasn’t even an official organization. It was originally just a group of people who… Continue reading
MTI’s retiring Uganda program director visits organization’s satellite office in Redmond to discuss the work he has done
Kris Mutlu lived with daily pain for about two decades. Since her mid to late 30s, she had back and neck pain and would take… Continue reading
For at least two and a half decades, the Redmond Police Department (RPD) uniform has sported the same blue patch, featuring the city’s old logo.… Continue reading
On Sunday, members of various communities came together in Redmond in an effort to educate people on historical events so as to not repeat the… Continue reading
Investing in the future. That is part of the Lake Washington Schools Foundation’s (LWSF) tagline and it was one of the themes at its 12th… Continue reading
Former Lake Washington School District (LWSD) Superintendent Dr. L.E. “Bud” Scarr died on March 21. Scarr began his time at LWSD in July 1977 as… Continue reading
Birthdays. Everyone has them. But not everyone can say they have celebrated a triple-digit birthday. George Mosebar can and that is what he did this… Continue reading
At the Together Center in downtown Redmond, much of what the nonprofit organizations do is in the campus’s name. From housing services and affordable health… Continue reading
The ability to ride a bicycle or use one’s dominant hand is something many people may not think twice about. But for Edmund Raine, it’s… Continue reading
Dealing with immigration can be confusing and complicated. To help people navigate the system, the City of Redmond partnered with the Eastside Legal Assistance Program… Continue reading
