Our Newsletter
Updates, stories, and connections with the Society and region.
The Redmond Recorder News was once the name of Redmond's local newspaper. It was later replaced by the Sammamish Valley News, which is now out of print. The Redmond Historical Society has since adopted The Redmond Recorder as the name for our newsletter.
Our newsletter archives go back to the first newsletter published in May of 1999, and is regularly updated to contain the latest issue!
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Highlights from the most recent
edition of The Redmond Recorder:
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Saturday Speaker Series: 'Murder at Avondale: Joseph Cicero, August 21, 1895'
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VP’s Desk: “Chris Himes: A Redmond Treasure” by Laura Lee Bennett
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"636 Volunteer Hours—and Counting!" by Jo Ann Potter
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'Carmelita' Spotlights Women of Color in 1860s Washington
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Spring Events Calendar
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President’s Notebook: "Reflections on Home” by John Oftebro
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Local History: “Willowmoor Farm: End of the Clise Period, 1915–1921” by Tom Hitzroth
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"Where Redmond Found its Sound: Club Red, the Old Firehouse, and the Teens who Made Music History" by Alice C., RHS Student Volunteer
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"Remembering Chris Himes: 1929-2025" by Paige Norman
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"William H. White – A Legacy of Law and Justice: Chapter 5: The Judge Leaves a Legacy" by Paige Norman with Tom Hitzroth
