Passport Services Come to Carnation City Hall, Offering a Local Option for Valley Residents
The City of Carnation is proud to announce the opening of a U.S. Passport Acceptance Facility at Carnation City Hall, located at 4621 Tolt Avenue. Community members in the Snoqualmie […]
Undefeated Mount Si Basketball hosts home playoff game February 1st, last game ever for current gymnasium
North Bend Affordable Housing Study examines code changes, 5-story building on Senior Center, museum land
Community invited to take survey, help coalition understand human service needs in Snoqualmie Valley
Mount Si Sports Weekly Roundup: Kaess shines on mat; boys basketball scores undefeated season; lady Wildcats limp into basketball playoffs; gymnasts ready for senior night
Snoqualmie YMCA expanding space, adds portable in February
Time to Fix ‘Blood Alley’ | City, business leaders travel to Olympia, push legislators for funding to fix dangerous SR 18
#YouMatter: Community Network’s Heart of the Valley Gala returns February 9th
Gasoline illegally dumped in city storm drain; suspect identified, faces possible criminal charges
Mount Si DECA sends largest group ever to regional competition; eight medals earned, two advance to state
Driver ‘very fortunate’ after t-bone collision with logging truck on Snoqualmie Parkway
Fire Blotter | woman intentionally crashes into semi on SR 18; burning without permit; clearing trees blocking freeway
Back on Ballot: Fall City voters to decide in April whether to merge fire department with Eastside Fire & Rescue, District 10
It Starts with You: social media campaign launched to connect adults and Snoqualmie Valley youth
Mount Si Weekly Sports Roundup: basketball playoffs on horizon, wrestling travels east, gymnasts soar at home
Salish Attic offers pizza, Steve’s Donuts gives sweetness to furloughed government employees
North Bend Planning Commission to consider allowing marijuana store near new city hall; public hearing scheduled
Snoqualmie Fit Body Boot Camp under new ownership, grand re-opening celebration happens January 27th
City, state agree to $1.2 million cost sharing to turn weigh station return lane into I-90 on-ramp
Mount Si star receiver Jonny Barrett verbally commits to play Ivy League football
Snoqualmie Casino earns Minority Business of the Year Award
North Bend under new leadership as Mark Rigos named Acting City Administrator
