With an Oct. 9 deadline, City of Redmond Mayor John Marchione and staff are already working to prepare a preliminary city budget to present to City Council.
After nearly 70 years of doling out sweet treats to the community, Theno’s Dairy in Redmond is closing.
Traffic in downtown Redmond briefly came to a stop Thursday evening as about 100 people crossed Leary Way between Cleveland and Northeast 76th streets.
With the sound of squealing tires filling the air and guys doling out concessions to spectators watching a Formula car do laps around a coned-off course, the parking lot at Terex Corporation/Genie Industries in Redmond could have easily been mistaken for a racing event Tuesday morning.
In addition to its 55,000-plus human residents, the City of Redmond is home to various wild animals and one organization is working to ensure it stays that way.
The Redmond Town Center (RTC) is teaming up with the City of Redmond and Venues for Artists in the Local Area (VALA) Eastside for its 3rd annual Arts Festival and Sidewalk Sale from June 22-24.
It’s filing week for the upcoming election season and three Redmond area men have thrown their hat into the ring for congressional and legislative offices.
It used to be that a college education would guarantee a person a job after graduation. Nowadays, all a college degree can do is help a person land a job interview, according to Lake Washington School District (LWSD) Superintendent Dr. Chip Kimball.
Mark Riley picked up his first guitar when he was 12 and now only a few months shy of 60, has never let go.
Alexei Girsh’s relationship with music began at the young age of 7 when his father enrolled him in music school in Russia.
The Redmond City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to uphold a hearing examiner’s decision to approve the city’s site entitlement plan for the proposed Redmond Bike Park to be built within Hartman Park on Education Hill.
The city’s budget, transportation and upcoming capital construction projects were among the topics of discussion last Friday when Redmond Mayor John Marchione visited the Redmond Senior Center (RSC) to speak at the monthly First Friday Coffee Chat.
Northeast Novelty Hill Road will soon be a little safer for drivers and animals alike as the King County Road Services Division is planning to build an elevated wildlife crossing over the thoroughfare between Redmond Ridge Drive Northeast and 234th Place Northeast.
Crime victims in Redmond may soon be receiving a call from the Redmond Police Department (RPD).
Bill Campbell has always enjoyed building things and when paired with his love for math, science and problem solving, it’s no surprise his passions led him to the City of Redmond Public Works Department.
Fashion is coming to SoulFood Books and it’s all for a good cause.
Come fall, the Redmond High School (RHS) stadium will be filled with even more noise whenever the football team scores a touchdown as the field once again houses a 1,100-pound bell that will be rung each time the Mustangs cross the goal line.
The City of Redmond’s budget, community outreach efforts and future were the focus of Mayor John Marchione’s State of the City address Wednesday afternoon at this month’s Greater Redmond Chamber of Commerce’s member luncheon.
Corry Lee has been writing stories since she was in elementary school and last weekend the 30-year-old Redmond resident was honored for this lifelong passion, which she is working to turn into a career.
For the second consecutive year, the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) and Lake Washington Education Association (LWEA) have agreed to postpone teacher contract negotiations for another year.