According to signage on the door of Fogo de Chão, as of January 3, 2025, the restaurant’s liquor license was suspended for the reason of furnishing alcohol to a person under 21 years of age. The liquor license will be reinstated as of January 10, 2025. Until then, “Liquor shall […]
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Seahawks Rookies Rack Up $38,000 Dinner Bill at Bellevue’s Ascend
The Seattle Seahawks held their annual rookie dinner at the notable Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi in Bellevue. During this tradition, the team’s rookies cover the cost of the meal. The Seahawks’ bill was shared by defensive tackle Byron Murphy, revealing a total of $38,015, including over $8,000 in tax […]
Bellevue Chamber Legislative Kick Off: Insights from State Leaders on Jan. 7
The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce will hold its Legislative Kick Off event to start 2025. Scheduled for next Tuesday, January 7, this will take place at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. This gathering has been organized in partnership with ten other Eastside chambers of commerce. Attendees […]
Zoom to Open First Puget Sound Office in Bellevue’s Symetra Center
Zoom, the well-known videoconferencing technology company, is set to lease office space in downtown Bellevue, as indicated by city permits. The company will occupy one floor of the Symetra Center, located on 108th Avenue Northeast. The company will occupy the 19th floor of the building, covering approximately 18,943 square feet. […]
Top 10 Articles of 2024 on Downtown Bellevue Network
In 2024, Downtown Bellevue experienced significant developments and events that influenced its growth and activity. From celebrity stories to major business changes, these articles highlight important moments in the city. Here is a summary of the top 10 articles that captured public interest this year. 1. Taylor Swift Announces December […]
Notable Downtown Bellevue Projects Completed in 2024
Several significant developments have reached completion in downtown Bellevue in 2024, contributing to the area’s growth and transformation. These projects include a mix of luxury hotels, public transit upgrades, new dining destinations, and unique community living concepts. Below is a breakdown of the most notable projects that opened in Bellevue […]
Bellevue Council Approves $2M in Safety Grants for Streets
The Bellevue City Council recently approved three grants totaling more than $2 million to fund safety improvements across the city. These grants will support the Transportation Department’s Vision Zero initiative, which aims to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries on Bellevue streets by 2030. The focus of these improvements is […]
2024 Holiday & NYE Dining Options in Bellevue
As the holidays and New Year’s Eve approach, many restaurants at The Bellevue Collection are offering different dining and entertainment options that make it easy to celebrate in the heart of Bellevue. Whether you’re looking for an intimate dinner, a family-friendly experience, or a lively celebration, there’s something for everyone. […]
Bellevue to Introduce New Curbside Parking Fees to Manage Demand
The City of Bellevue is taking steps to manage parking spaces more effectively in busy areas like Downtown, Wilburton, and BelRed. With more people living and working in these neighborhoods, the demand for curbside parking has increased, and the city is looking for solutions to improve the current situation. One […]
Bellevue City Council Launches Update to Economic Development Plan
At last week’s City Council meeting, Bellevue officially began updating its Economic Development Plan, which will guide the city’s growth over the next five years. This plan is important for making sure Bellevue remains a top place for jobs and culture on the Eastside, helping it maintain its role as […]