Local businesses earn EnviroStars recognition by taking steps to green their facilities.
Real estate snapshot for Kirkland
A former Kirkland resident is making hard cider sorbet, which was picked up by Whole Foods and PCC.
The restaurant is the second location for the local burger joint.
That hasn’t stopped Google and Facebook from looking to expand.
Two new grocers have opened in Kirkland in both the north and south ends of the city.
The butcher’s shop took damage from a fire last August but the owners are hoping to make a comeback.
The restaurant is located just north of St. Edward State Park in south Kenmore.
The theater tenant for The Village at Totem Lake has been announced.
A Sammamish couple hopes to break ground on a permanent indoor surf facility later this year.
Kirkland’s MainStreet Property Group’s Junction Apartments in downtown Bothell topic of discussion at recent real estate symposium.
Two local wineries will be sharing the old Redhook brewery in Woodinville with Teatro ZinZanni.
Josh O’Connor is the new president and publisher while Terry Ward is the new vice president.
The grand reopening was on May 9.
Everyday Athlete sees community support after a big move from Juanita.
Seattle has passed a head tax to help fund homelessness services.
The Broderick Group released a report detailing low office vacancy rates across Eastside cities.
Kirkland’s Higher Leaf brought in $8.5 million between October 2016 and and the following Halloween.
Northwest Electric and Solar is open for business in Kenmore following a move from Seattle.
The fifteenth annual contest awards two teachers with $500 in supplies and a party for their class.
