425 Women to Watch Live Event

Jul 7, 2026, 1:52 PM

425 Magazine

Join us on Sept. 17 for our annual Women to Watch live event! Spend an inspiring evening connecting with a community of accomplished women at Meydenbauer Center. Hear from influential local leaders as they share their journeys, lessons learned, and insights on embracing your strengths, defining success on your own terms, and building a life that feels authentic and fulfilling.

Enjoy delicious food, meaningful networking, and empowering conversations that will leave you feeling motivated, connected, and ready to take on what’s next.

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Meet the 2026 Women to Watch SpeakersHosted by: Kelly Hanson

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What the Eastside Has Planned for Welcoming Week

Originally published on 425. The city of Bellevue is joining communities across the Eastside in celebrating diversity through free and low-cost events over the course of the week.

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Report: Homebuyers Are Gaining More Choices as Sales and Prices Ease

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The Washington State Fair is Now Open

Originally published on 425. New this year is the free K9 Kings Flying Dog Show, where rescue and shelter dogs leap, soar, and perform aerial tricks.

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Feel Good Friday: Women to Watch, a New Community Center, and a Battle of the Bands Win

Originally published on 425. Read our latest cover story, learn about a new Kirkland project, and more in this week’s Feel Good Friday.

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City of Kirkland Buys Former Church for New Community Center

Originally published on 425. The city of Kirkland has purchased a former Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints property in the Kingsgate neighborhood for $10 million, with plans to transform the site into a community center. The 3.28-acre property includes a 15,635-square-foot building with space to accommodate a 8,000-square-foot gymnasium alongside classrooms, a kitchen, […]

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The Bainbridge Island History Buff Helping Bring Stories to Life

Originally published on 425. This article originally appeared in our sister publication, West Sound. Bill Covert is a hero. And that’s not just a compliment — he’s the real deal. The Bainbridge History Museum recognized Covert as a History Hero volunteer in 2024, citing his work to fulfill the organization’s mission to “preserve and share […]

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425 Women to Watch Live Event

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What the Eastside Has Planned for Welcoming Week

Report: Homebuyers Are Gaining More Choices as Sales and Prices Ease

The Washington State Fair is Now Open

Feel Good Friday: Women to Watch, a New Community Center, and a Battle of the Bands Win

City of Kirkland Buys Former Church for New Community Center

The Bainbridge Island History Buff Helping Bring Stories to Life

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