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June 2020

Valley News

Second serious morning accident causes semi to catch fire near Snoqualmie, closes westbound I-90 at exit 31

Valley News

King County applies for Phase 2: could expand business capacity, relax social gathering restrictions by Friday

Valley News

Overnight shooting leaves two men dead near Fall City

Fall City

Early morning wrong-way accident brings westbound I-90 to standstill near North Bend

Snoqualmie Valley Info

2020 North Bend Farmers Market open for business, but with a few changes

Valley News

‘Take a Seat for Kids’ returns to the Snoqualmie Valley, features one-of-a-kind Adirondack chairs to support Encompass

Valley News

DOH: New report shows increasing COVID-19 activity, some Eastern Washington counties now comparable to King County at March peak

Valley News

State wants kids back in classroom this fall; Snoqualmie Valley School District reopening plan expected by early July

Valley News

Fire Blotter | Drank ‘way too much’ and laid down at post office; naked and drinking from a sprinkler; duck stuck in drain

Valley News

No PGA Golf in Snoqualmie this summer: 2020 Boeing Classic cancelled

Valley News

Snoqualmie City Council names Rick Rudometkin permanent city administrator

Valley News

Snoqualmie Casino officially reopens: capacity reduced, extensive safety protocols implemented

Valley News

A Life of Impact: Dillon Garnes, the Friend Everyone called their Best Friend

Fall City

Rattlesnake Lake Rec Area partially reopens June 11th; Rattlesnake Ledge Trail remains closed

Valley News

North Bend taking grant applications for small business, community organization COVID-19 relief program through June 12th

Valley News

Understanding the Snoqualmie Valley’s cat of many names: the cougar

Valley News

Hundreds fill downtown North Bend: peacefully protest racial inequality, stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter movement

Valley News

City of North Bend, Snoqualmie Police prepare for anti-racism protest; say will provide extra officers, have additional resources on standby

Valley News

King County approved for phase 1.5, immediately allows limited reopening of many businesses, activities

Valley News

North Bend protest planned to bring community together to peacefully unite, stand against racism

Valley News

King County submits ‘Phase 1.5’ plan to reopen more businesses, expanded to include some indoor restaurant seating

Valley News

Class of 2020: a look back at the history and events that Shaped the Journey

Valley News

Snoqualmie Valley Schools Superintendent condemns racist behaviors and practices; encourages conversations on violence, race, and privilege

Valley News

Grant Applications for Snoqualmie’s COVID-19 small business, community organization relief program due by June 8th