Explorer Community School in Redmond is one of five Puget Sound area winners of the “Kids Are Growing” competition, sponsored by the International Greenhouse Company (IGC), the Washington State Potato Commission (WSPC), KING 5 TV and PCC Natural Markets.
Queensryche singer Geoff Tate and Holly Turner of Three Rivers Winery will be at Whole Foods Market, 17991 Redmond Way,…
Nikolas Hake colors at Saturday’s annual Eggstravaganza at the Redmond Senior Center. The event included an Easter egg hunt, breakfast…
The Puget Sound area has weathered two winter storm events so far this year. Don’t let the better weather fool…
Redmond Mayor John Marchione will give a “State of the City” address at the Greater Redmond Chamber of Commerce membership…
In last week’s Redmond Reporter, we shared tips from Redmond business owners on how to free your home of clutter.
For Part 2 of our spring cleaning series, we asked Candace Carlson, staging expert at Redmond’s Windermere Real Estate, how to freshen the look of your home, whether or not you’re preparing to sell.
Tent City 4 is expected to move to the grounds of St. Jude Catholic Church, 10526 166th Ave. NE in Redmond on April 25, staying for a period of no longer than 110 days.
Teachers will lose their jobs and class sizes will increase.
That is the reality emerging for the Lake Washington School District as it braces for substantial cuts to their budget for the next two years.
With the state attempting to balance a budget deficit of around $10 billion, public schools are poised to take a significant hit, evidenced by the proposed state House of Representatives and Senate budgets released last week.
Three centenarians were honored Monday at Overlake Terrace Assisted Living in Redmond. Staff, friends and family members shared lunch and music with Thomas Branch, who turned 100 on Nov. 10, 2008 and was profiled in the Nov. 15, 2008 Redmond Reporter, along with Edna Burdette Hamm whose 100th birthday was Feb. 25, 2009 and Eva
The state capital budget proposal announced by leaders in the state Senate Wednesday would contribute $2 million toward the Redmond Central Square city park project.
Your home should be a relaxing haven, not an obstacle course or an eyesore.
Spring is a natural time to clear out cobwebs and clutter, but who wants to do it?
We asked some Redmond-based experts about tips for restoring order in your living space. For Part 1 of this series, our sources were Alyssa Hagen of The Conciergerie, a company that provides cleaning or other personal services on an hourly basis; and Katie Munoz of Moving Forward, which helps senior citizens downsize, often after decades in the same home. They’ve seen — and conquered — mind-boggling messes.
Teachers will lose their jobs and class sizes will increase.
That is the reality emerging for the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) as it braces for substantial cuts to their budget for the next two years.
The King County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Squad is up and running. The newly formed group is funded by a…
Redmond resident Judy Brack has achieved the status of Mary Kay Independent National Sales Director. Throughout the company’s 46-year history, approximately 500 women worldwide have held the title.
Twenty-six marketing students from Redmond High School (RHS) are headed to the DECA International Competition in Anaheim, Calif., April 29-May 3. The conference will include presentations by business experts and workshops about marketing, communication and leadership skills that will enhance preparedness for any occupational field.
The Lake Washington Schools Foundation (LWSF) has announced that former Space Shuttle Astronaut George “Pinky” Nelson will deliver the keynote…
Cabin fever and a thin wallet don’t mix well. How do you entertain restless kids on a tight budget? Luckily, some Redmond merchants and the City of Redmond are offering free or inexpensive activities to welcome spring.
Tuesday, March 24 Shoplifting: A woman was arrested for theft after she stole nearly $600 worth of merchandise from a…
Still hospitalized after a serious car accident on March 24, Redmond High School sophomore Jessie Follett does not yet recall the circumstances leading up to her head-on crash with a school bus that afternoon. But she’s regaining other memories about her family, friends and favorite activities, as well as her sense of humor.
Redmond Junior High teachers Chris Broderick and Mike Thomas, football coach Scott Hagerman and principal Prato Barone will be honored this week by the American Red Cross Serving King & Kitsap Counties as 2009 “Everyday Heroes.”