Melissa Grant

One Year Later: Still Standing, Still Riding — Living With It, Living Through It (Part Two)

One Year Later: Still Standing, Still Riding — The Women of the Cougar Attack Reflect- (Part One)

Police Blotter | Offensive Graffiti; Welfare Check; Drunk Dialing SnoPo

Weekend Closure of SR 18 On-Ramps to Westbound I-90 Begins Friday Night Near Snoqualmie

Daytime Bridge Repairs to Close Two Eastbound I-90 Lanes in Issaquah April 22

Letter | Urgent Concerns Regarding Hazardous Traffic Revisions at Echo Lake and SE 104th Street

Updated: Crash Involving Two Semis Blocks I-90 in North Bend Early Monday Morning

Lane Restrictions Planned April 21–24 on 356th Drive SE and 364th Way SE in Fall City

Updated: Westbound I-90 blocked at SR 18 in Snoqualmie after Collision

“Marcie’s” Comes Home: North Bend Theatre to Host Special Screening and Filmmaker Q&A

Celebrate Trees and Community at Snoqualmie’s Arbor Day Event, April 26

Snoqualmie Valley Women in Leadership Launches Spring Events to Fuel Leadership, Connection and Purpose

Nighttime Closures and Temporary Signal Installation Coming to I-90/SR 18 Interchange Area April 14–18

Thinking About Running for Office? Candidate Filing Week is May 5–9

Free Special Recycling Event Returns to Snoqualmie Middle School on May 3

Domestic Violence Situation in Wilderness Rim Ends Peacefully After SWAT Deployment

Lane Closures Coming to SR 203 South of Carnation April 14–18 for Bridge Work

Snoqualmie’s Fireweed Cannabis Company to Celebrate One Year of Business on 4/20

Investigation Leads to Termination of Snoqualmie Police Chief Brian Lynch

Spring, Steam, and Sips: Northwest Railway Museum Rolls Out Wine Trains, Weekend Rides, and Mother’s Day Excursions

Tracking Ticks: Washington Trails Association Trip Reports Will Help Improve Dataset Used to Evaluate Tick Presence in Washington

Help Chickadee Bakeshop Rise Again: Community Support Needed After 2024 Fire

Pitch In for the Planet: North Bend Beautification Day Set for April 22

New Report Shows Slight Growth in Wolf Packs Despite Population Dip; WDFW Stresses Recovery Still on Track

Living Snoqualmie