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Northwest Diving Institute shop to close; offering dealer cost prices
The Northwest Diving Institute in Bellevue will close its doors by the end of the year, says owner…
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Kemper Development acquires corner property in downtown Bellevue
Kemper Development Company announced Monday its closing on a long-term lease for a one-acre property adjacent to its…
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Sound Publishing is ready for its biggest Black Friday ever
Sound Publishing is gearing up for a busy Thanksgiving and Black Friday week, delivering 10 million holiday savings…
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Gamers rejoice at Xbox One launch party
Microsoft launched its next generation of gaming with nationwide parties Thursday night, which brought fans to the Bellevue…
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Bellevue school board approves bond and levy measures to go to Feb. 11 ballot
The levy measures are renewals of the district's Educational Programs and Operations Levy, presently set to expire in…
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City manager finalists reception, interviews postponed
The city of Bellevue is postponing its public reception and interviews of city manager candidates following the withdrawal…
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Lynn Coyle’s paintings on display at the Bellevue Library
The paintings of local artist Helen "Lynn" Coyle are on display at the Bellevue Library through Nov. 30.
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Eques holding Thanksgiving brunch
Anyone wanting to avoid dishes and get their family out of the house on Thanksgiving can hit Eques…
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Barnes & Noble sale in early December to support Enatai PTSA
The Enatai Parent, Teacher and Student Association will participate in a Barnes & Noble Bookfair in early December…
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Bellevue PD opens online crime reporting
The Bellevue Police Department is now accepting non-emergency crime reports online. People wanting to report crimes, including vandalism,…
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Holiday events ahead for Hilton Bellevue
The Hilton Bellevue is decking its interiors for the holidays and bringing in area middle school choirs for…
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Bellevue gets animated about preparedness
Residents can learn how to prepare for emergencies through a song from Bellevue’s Office of Emergency Management.
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Sunny forecast for Eastside economy
Business leaders at Wednesday's Bellevue Chamber of Commerce Eastside Economic Forecast Breakfast made fairly sunny predictions for future…
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No trash collection in Bellevue on Thanksgiving Day
Republic Services will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 28 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. It will resume…
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Xbox One launch events on the Eastside, in Seattle
Eastside gamers looking to score an Xbox One are invited to attend the midnight launch at the Bellevue…
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Bellevue’s first female mayor dies from apartment fire injuries
Former Bellevue mayor and city councilmember Nan Campbell died Monday night at Overlake Medical Center as a result…
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A day to share sorrow, gain wisdom | Pat Cashman
They say everyone can remember where they were if they are old enough. I’m old enough. I was…
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DelBene votes to let people keep their insurance plans
U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene voted Nov. 15 to let Americans renew their individual insurance policies through 2014.
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Bellevue Schools Foundation awards grants
The Bellevue Schools Foundation has awarded 97 grants to teachers in every school across the Bellevue School District…
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Master Gardener Program accepting applications
Applications are being accepted for the 2014 Master Gardener training class, which starts in January. Training focuses on…