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Bellevue community members will take the stage Friday, March 3, to perform dance, music, spoken word and other forms of artistic expression during Bellevue Youth Link’s “Unity through Diversity:…

Human services organizations serving Bellevue are invited to apply to the City of Bellevue for funds to address critical human services needs in the community. Proposals are due by 4:30 p.m., Friday…

The community is invited to participate in a forest restoration project at Wilburton Hill Park on Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Monday, Jan. 16, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.). Learn more and preregister with the…

Bellevue City Hall and other non-emergency city facilities will be closed today (Friday, Dec. 23) due to hazardous weather conditions. The city offers online delivery for most city services, which…

Plus, arts grant funding, Airfield Park development and award-winning student poet featured  On Monday, the City Council voted unanimously to move ahead with a draft Eastside Climate…

King County Elections certified Tuesday that over 55% of Bellevue residents have approved a new parks levy, which will enable the city to preserve open space, add parks and plan for a new aquatic…

The city is sponsoring a children’s holiday gift card drive through Dec. 2 for Bellevue families in need of support. 

Do you want to learn more about nature in Bellevue and use that knowledge to guide and inspire others? Applications are being accepted for free naturalist training, designed to develop a group of…

People convicted of domestic violence offenses have a low rate of reconviction after treatment from the Bellevue Probation Office, according to a study by the Washington Gender and Justice Commission…

Halloween on the Hill, which features multiple family-friendly events at the South Bellevue Community Center, returns after a hiatus for the pandemic. Register for individual events at Register.…