In an effort to raise awareness of the many scams out there, the Redmond Senior Center (RSC) held a Be Aware Fair on Sept. 16.
While fall signifies back to school for students and their families, as well as teachers and other school staff, there is another group that has headed back to class: school resource officers (SROs).
In 1996, Wendy Wartes and her husband were host parents for an exchange student from Belarus.
On Monday, Redmond police searched for an armed suspect on foot following four attempted carjackings in downtown. The suspect is still at large.
Bullying in schools is not unheard of.
As work continues in downtown Redmond to turn the neighborhood into one of the city’s two urban centers, there have been a number of new businesses and restaurants that have opened in the area.
As the head of school for Montessori Children’s House (MCH) near Redmond, education is a big part of Jennifer Wheelhouse’s life.
As the immigrant and refugee population in King County increases, questions have been raised about how to best serve them.
The City of Redmond was recently awarded a grant from the Port of Seattle to help with economic development.
While Redmond has long been known as a technology hub, recent years have proved that the city is also becoming known as a hub for craft beer.
In the Philippines, there is a dish called pagpag.
Work continues on two of the City of Redmond’s downtown projects, as construction ramped up this week.
In Washington, forest fires are not uncommon in the central and eastern parts of the state but they can be a cause for concern west of the Cascades, as well.
Following recent bicycle accidents, including one last month that left a rider seriously injured, members of the greater Redmond community have raised concerns about cyclist safety in the Bike Capital of the Northwest.
While music from the 1990s may evoke visions of flannel-clad young men for some, the crowd at Marymoor Park near Redmond Saturday night proved that grunge wasn’t the only genre to come out of that era.
Beginning this upcoming school year, the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) will now be able to provide full-day kindergarten at no extra cost for families.
Kent Hay believes that if people are going to pull themselves out of bad situations to be productive members of their communities, there needs to be alternatives and options in place to help them do so.
There is a sisterhood among women business owners.
Construction for the second phase of the City of Redmond’s Central Connector (RCC II) is now underway.
As a Muslim American, giving back to the community was a big part of Nehath Sheriff’s upbringing.
