Ready for the snow? Meteorologists predict a snow event will likely occur this weekend, with accumulation between 4-12 inches. It…
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Last week, Chef Kim Ngo, owner of City Mom in the Wild Eats and a Crofton Springs resident, treated the…
The Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) Board of Directors held their first meeting of the year on January 25. Watch the video for a full recap from Elizabeth Gregg, board representative for District 4 and Daphne Park resident. January updates include: The IHCA is working with the city of Issaquah...
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Are you looking for a fun and interesting way to make a difference in your community? Now is the time…
Valentine’s Day, the holiday for lovebirds on February 14, is upon us. While stores are packed with Valentine’s Day gifts…
Dear Kari, My partner wants us to continue living together, but not get married. I want to get married and have a family. How can we come to an agreement? – Wanting More Dear Wanting More, First, take time to personally reflect on what exactly you want in the relationship...
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A review of the 2021 first quarter past due accounts reveals almost 4% of owners are delinquent as of January…
Care About Local Issues? Stay Engaged in 2021 No, this isn’t a recycled article from 2020; 2021 is, in fact,…
Michelle Enebo In a virtual awards ceremony last week, Central Park resident, Michelle Enebo, was awarded the 2020 Community Hero Award by the city of Issaquah. Highlands Council nominated Michelle for the award in recognition of her extraordinary efforts to raise money to provide Swedish Issaquah staff with meals and...
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Go directly to interview video >> Highlands Council is pleased to partner with Bloodworks Northwest, offering Blakely Hall as a donation location to support the critical needs of local hospitals. Since our first blood donation pop-up last June, 554 units of blood have been collected at Blakely Hall, enough to...
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