Entering his senior season at Issaquah high school in Issaquah, WA (17 miles east of Seattle), Dorr projects to have a strong season rushing the passer: last year he played 9 games, with 6 TFLs ...

The Cleveland Browns have posted a series of images on Twitter, portraying their various NFL opponents as memes. They have elected to portray the Pittsburgh Ste ...

The Issaquah downtown area comes alive May 2 with the Downtown Issaquah Association ’s semi-annual Wine & ArtWalk. Enjoy wine tastings, live music and meet local artists.

Public Works in Issaquah does provide a way for residents to report any graffiti they see via an online portal on its website. “They’re painting over it pretty quick,” Coll, another local ...

The Downtown Issaquah Association is taking a delicious new approach to showcasing the town’s vibrant culinary scene with the launch of the Issaquah Restaurant Spotlight series. The series, now ...

According to the data, between Aug. 1 and Oct. 15, Issaquah officers took 18 reports of juveniles being involved in fights. That compares to four incidents in the corresponding time period in 2023.

The final of six troll statues being installed around the Pacific Northwest was installed at the Nordic Museum in Ballard.

Nature is circular, everything has a meaning and everything is recycled.” The new trolls reside in Portland, Issaquah, Ballard, West Seattle and on Bainbridge and Vashon Islands.

Jakob Two Trees, a 14-foot troll in the woods near Issaquah, is ready to tell his tale of protecting nature and honoring the land and waterways to hikers who may stumble across him.

Artist Thomas Dambo stands beside Jakob 2 Trees in Issaquah, Wash., on Friday, the latest completed troll sculpture made from scrap materials as part of a public exhibition to bring six of the ...

In a most unexpected way, Coast Salish culture has meshed with Danish folklore on the shores of Lincoln Park — in the form of a giant troll. Bruun Idun, as she’s been named, is one of six ...

A photo showing the newest troll sculpture in West Seattle created by Danish environmental artist Thomas Dambo. The sculpture was unveiled during a ceremony on Friday, Aug. 25, 2023.