Local startup Venda Vending, purveyor of asian snacks such as Pocky and Hello Panda, is in the process of expanding from their first vending machine in Factoria.
With business booming over the last five years, cloud-based product location solution provider Point Inside announced on Tuesday, July 21 that they have expanded their advisory board to include executives from Target, Nordstrom, Lowe’s Home Improvement and more.
Motiga, an independent PC gaming studio based in Bellevue, will be traveling about 5,000 miles next month to the largest interactive entertainment event in the world.
Bellevue-based Business Intelligence company Pyramid Analytics announced a collaboration with Microsoft on Thursday, July 23 that will bring the growing business’s platform to a multitude of new users.
Mayor Claudia Balducci, Classical KING FM’s Lisa Bergman, Julian Frank of the Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra, artists Eve Alyson and Vikram Madan take part in the unveiling of Bellevue’s Pianos in the Parks
Three vibrantly decorated pianos will be available for use by Bellevue residents beginning on Friday, July 17 as a part of the second season of the Pianos in the Parks program.
The forthcoming Inspiration Playground and Sensory Garden in Bellevue recently received an additional $1.5 million in state funding, bringing the project another step closer to implementation.
Despite concerns from community members, the Sammamish High School woodshop class will not be turning off its table saws anytime soon.
Sports stars and celebrities took to the Hidden Valley Sports Park on July 11 and 12 to raise funds for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Bellevue.
Three months after his second knee surgery, Ralph Dreitzler was back in the saddle again. The semi-retired horse trainer didnt’ think it was possible, given that it had taken him a year to get to this point after his first knee replacement six years ago.
Dozens of local firefighters strapped on oxygen tanks, masks and other gear to race one another in a timed firefighter challenge for bragging rights and the chance to go to the national championship.
More than 150 family members, friends and advisors filled the Carlson Theater last month to watch 13 jovial students give their senior presentations. The group, a smattering of students from around Puget Sound, had traveled long and hard to make it to this point.
Teens from across Bellevue not only submitted pieces to the Bellevue Arts Museum’s annual “20 Under 20” exhibit, they took on the challenge of judging the works and curating the exhibit.
After serving Eastside families and newborns for close to seven decades, the vintage 1920s carousel horses that have guarded over Merry Go Round since it opened in 1947 will be taken off the of the walls as the children’s furniture and goods store will shuts its doors.
Dozens of teenage girls from across the country filled Expedia’s downtown office this summer to learn about the technology industry from the inside, as part of the travel company’s first Girls Who Code program.
The Bellevue City Council approved a measure on Monday that would help transform more than 27 acres of landfill into a city park.
Though they move every night, shifting position and rising from the dead, the toy soldiers at the Bellevue Arts Museum are not alive — at least not anywhere beside the mind of their creator, New York-based artist Nathan Vincent.
Kelsey Wang had long been seeing homeless people sleeping under overpasses and on park benches when Spiritridge teacher Kaliya Okuri assigned her Gifted Program class of 4th graders a project— ‘How to make their community a better place.’
Local recreational retailer REI will move 280 employees from its Kent headquarters to a new location in Bellevue by 2017, and is evaluating it’s long-term options.
The city unveiled design plans Thursday, June 25 for a section of the hiking and biking trail that will connect the Seattle portion of the Mountains to Sound Greenway to the rest of the state.
