Carnation

Empower Youth Network Transitioning to New Leader Max Harrison

Lost in the Flood: The Tale of Edgewick’s Tragic Christmas of 1918

Snoqualmie Premier League: Igniting the Passion for Cricket in our Community

Hawkins to Withdraw from State Senate Bid

SR 202 in Fall City Reduced to a Single Lane Overnight for Three Nights Starting Monday, April 22

Join Snoqualmie Valley Women in Leadership’s (SVWL) Spring Connection Gathering, April 30

Senator Hawkins announces Senate re-election campaign

 Jim Mayhew, Former Snoqualmie City Councilmember and Business Leader, Announces State Senate Campaign

Snoqualmie Tribe Enters Cannabis Industry and Celebrates Grand Opening of Fireweed Cannabis Company on 4/20  

Named Fruit Varieties Immigrate to Washington

SR 18 Reduced to Single Lane with Alternating Traffic near Tiger Mountain for Pavement Repairs

Hawkins Prepares Legislation to Address Tolt Dam False Alarms

Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank Shares Update and Expresses Need for Bigger Space at City Council Meeting

North Bend and Snoqualmie Tribe Team Up for Recycling Event on April 27

Local Businesses to Gain from Free Tech Help Event at City Hall, May 1

Encompass Announces the 2024 Inspire Breakfast

Get Ready for a Summer Packed with Fun in The Snoqualmie Valley!

Siren Incident in Carnation: Updates on Investigation and Dam Safety Measures

Snoqualmie Valley History: Capturing Time – The Enduring Legacy of Clark Kinsey’s Photography

Mt. Si Senior Center Announces Older Adults Community Survey and Needs Assessment

Skunk Creek fish barrier removal project in Fall City starts April 1 with long-term closure on Southeast Fish Hatchery Road

Swing Into Spring: The 13th Annual North Bend Jazz Walk Lights Up Historic Downtown with Pacific Northwest’s Finest

Seattle’s Evacuation Alarm Causes Carnation Residents to Panic– 8th Alarm Incident in Four Years

Major Steps in New SR 18 Bridge Construction Set for This Tuesday