News
Secure Pacific nets 100th arrest in Bellevue
Secure Pacific celebrated its 100th and 101st local arrests on March 29 when a dispatcher with the private…
Letters to the Editor
Power project has too many downsides
I am very uneasy about the prospect of huge power lines that Puget Sound Energy proposes to bring…
News
Metro announces bus route cuts, reductions; Bellevue affected
Following the failure of Proposition No. 1 this week, King County Metro on Thursday released its revised list…
News
Talk to discuss weight loss, fitness
Healthy living blogger and author Marilyn McKenna will talk on "Eat Like It Matters: Helping Your Family Achieve…
Sports
Boeing Classic tickets go on sale Monday
Tickets for the Boeing Classic golf tournament will go on sale Monday, April 28. Tickets start at $20…
Life
Bellevue’s Sarah Rose Davis lands staring role in Village Threatre’s Funny Girl
Life imitates art as Bellevue’s own gutsy musical theater starlet, Sarah Rose Davis, lands the coveted role of…
Letters to the Editor
Money for buses
If light rail had not been built, there would be plenty of transportation funds for buses.
Opinion
Bellevue teen meets 15,000 friends at ‘We Day’
Natasha Babayan was stunned by the devastation she witnessed when she traveled to her parents’ hometown of Gyumri,…
News
Treen named to board
Debbie Treen, a consultant with CFO Selections in Bellevue, has been named to the Northwest Kidney Centers Foundation…
News
County Council accepts rail corridor report
The Metropolitan King County Council accepted a report April 7 from the regional panel that is developing the…
Life
Community ‘steps up to plate’ to help Bellevue LifeSpring
Bellevue LifeSpring is 100 years old and still going strong as it showed at the Step up to…
News
BC students named Coca-Cola academic scholars
The Coca Cola Scholars Foundation has named two Bellevue College students as 2014 Coca Cola Community College Academic…
Opinion
Over the hill has an upside | Timi Gustafson
Despite the fact that people live longer and are more active in their later years, aging is still…
News
Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra raises $20,000
Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra (BYSO) raised $20,000 at its Spring Breakfast Fundraiser on Friday, April 18.
News
Spiritridge defends state chess title again
The Spiritridge Elementary School chess team cruised to victory on Pier 91 in Seattle during the 2014 Washington…
Life
Blues Walk number two is on the way in North Bend
Back for a second year, the North Bend Blues Walk expands to 16 venues, 6 p.m. to midnight…
News
Author to discuss cooking local produce
Author Greta Hardin will discuss "Cooking Your Local Produce: A Workshop for Tackling Farmers Markets & CSA Boxes"…
News
Odle students compete in state chess tournament
Students from Odle Middle School participated in the state chess championships Saturday, April 12.
Life
Jewelry, art to highlight Bellevue Arts Museum luncheon
"B’Jeweled! B'Dazzled!", Bellevue Arts Museum’s annual guild luncheon and auction, will be held Monday, May 5.