You may have heard the statement before: “Tweet it on Twitter, post it on Facebook – and take a picture on Instagram.” But if Bellevue resident Julius Javier, 29, has anything to say about it, you might want to add another line: “see it on HourScene.”
Bellevue High School alum gets work experience through internship with Siemens Corporation
Volunteers filled the Stevenson Elementary School gymnasium in Bellevue on Wednesday morning, Aug. 14, where they sorted through hundreds of back-to-school supplies as part of the 18th Annual Good Start Back To School program.
I’ve got a bad case of the post-vacation blues. You know what I’m talking about.
The Bellevue School Board reviewed the final draft of the 2013-2014 budget this week. The budget is now available for public review online.
Music Works Northwest continues to inspire and educate Eastside residents as they pursue their musical passions.
For what was their second trip to Nicaragua, sisters Aneesa and Amara Shaik had to plan their volunteer experience in the country, find an adult to accompany them, take a self-defense course and pay for half their airplane ticket.
The annual arts festival – which includes BAM ARTSfair, the Bellevue Festival of the Arts and the 6th Street Fair – opened Friday.
After 12 years, Craig Hendrickson has announced his plans to retire as President & Chief Executive Officer at Overlake Medical Center in June 2014.
Thousands of art enthusiasts will flock to downtown Bellevue today through Sunday, lured by three separate art fairs.
Overlake Medical Center opened the David and Shelley Hovind Heart & Vascular Center last week. The new 19,200-square-foot facility now houses the most advanced cardiovascular equipment and technology available on the Eastside.
Corrine Cope and her sisters participate in the Swedish SummeRun to honor their aunts and close friend – all of whom lost their battle with ovarian cancer this year.
Tsai family brings Engineering For Kids franchise to King County with goal to encourage STEM education
Iris and Bob Jewett to showcase ceramic tiles at Bellevue Festival of the Arts July 26-28.
Gypsy Soul will perform at Bake’s Place in Bellevue this Saturday
Odle Middle School student, Eshan Kemp, took home the top prize at this year’s ‘You Be The Chemist’ challenge, held June 24 in Philadelphia.
The Library Connection at Crossroads will close July 22 for renovations; the project is expected to last eight weeks.
Kenny Loggins returns to the Puget Sound with new act, Blue Sky Riders, this weekend.
For the third year in a row, young girls with big dreams are getting the chance to work alongside fashion and beauty industry professionals as part of Fashion Camp by Rosaline Hampton.
Beginning Monday, July 8, the Pacific Science Center will kick off it’s Curious Minds summer program at St. Thomas School in Medina. The program will offer a variety of camps with a science and technology focus to Eastside students in grades K-8.
Bellevue woman holds fundraiser to raise money for old friend’s battle with cancer.
On Thursday, June 13, students at Bellevue’s Sherwood Forest Elementary participated in a special unveiling ceremony for the new art tiles incorporated throughout the campus.
The Radio Enthusiasts of Puget Sound will present their 21st annual showcase June 21-23 at the Coast Bellevue Hotel.
