Bellevue LifeSpring recently had their annual Step Up to the Plate Benefit Luncheon after a two-year pandemic postponement. Many gathered in support of local students from low-income households and celebrated the impact made during COVID. The event raised a record-breaking $768,925. The money will go toward Bellevue children to ensure […]
According to public health officials, several wild ducks and geese in King County tested positive for bird flu. These birds were found on private property and in public parks in Seattle and Bellevue. There is currently a nationwide outbreak of the highly pathogenic H5N1 virus. The infected birds were found […]
City Hall and other facilities are now operating as they were pre-pandemic. The decision was made following the high vaccination rates in the community, dropping COVID infections, and state and county health directives. “Being able to open up City Hall again to normal business hours is a major milestone, and […]
A Bellevue-based developer and owner of commercial real estate, Wig Properties, recently filed documents with the City of Bellevue detailing their plans for the Red Lion and Hilton hotels. The total land area between the two properties is approximately 15.5 acres. According to City of Bellevue records, the project is […]
A new concept gym is open in Bellevue, bringing intensity to another level. Shred415 is located on 106th Avenue Northeast. The address is 1032 106th Avenue Northeast. Shred415 is an instructor-led high interval training class that targets all muscle groups. Each workout is divided into four 15-minute intervals, alternating between […]
A new semi-professional soccer team is based in the city of Bellevue. Their plan is to have a large presence in the city to eventually grow to a professional status. The team name is Bellevue Athletic FC. The team will be playing in the United Premier Soccer League. There are […]
According to a press release, the Bellevue Arts Museum’s Board of Trustees has announced the appointment of a new Executive Director. E. Michael Whittington has a strong background in museum leadership , as well as a successful history of transforming organizations at critical stages of growth. Whittington recently served as […]
The City of Bellevue is drafting a plan for management of its curb areas and is looking for feedback from the public and employers. They want to know others opinions on how curb spaces should be used. The borders between streets and sidewalks has continued to grow as Bellevue evolves. […]
According to a press release by Puget Sound Energy, the PSE Foundation recently announced the recipients of an $800,000 grant program. The program supports several nonprofit organizations that help to prevent and eliminate homelessness. The Puget Sound Energy Foundation chose the recipients by focusing on core aspirations, principles, and best […]
Now through Sunday, February 6th, live wire light rail vehicle testing will be occurring on the East Link light rail tracks. It will allow crews to ensure that the new line will be ready for riders. According to Sound Transit, trains will be moving up to 35mph on the tracks […]
