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 […]
Valley Vagabond: Scenic Views, Spiritual Energy, and a Side of Snow in Sedona
The City of North Bend Resumes Yard Waste Recycling Program on April 5
Highly Seasoned Opinions: Kicking Off a New Series
Police Blotter | Bobcat in Roadway; Intoxicated on Mill Pond Road; Juvenile Problem
Cascade Enrichment Unveils New Learning Center and STEM-Focused Before and After-School Program with Pi Day Ribbon-Cutting
One Year Later Friends Rally to Locate Missing North Bend Resident, Gary Caffroy
Overnight SR 203 Lane Closure Planned Near Carnation for Utility Work
Fire Blotter | Fainted on Staircase; Hypothermia in the Snoqualmie; Edible Causes Panic
EF&R Chief Ben Lane Announces Retirement After 31 Years of Service
Remembering Kathy Riley: A Life of Love and Family
Four Nights of I-90/SR 18 Interchange Lane and Ramp Closures Begin Monday, March 10
Capture Spring’s Beauty at the Snoqualmie Plein Air Pop-Up
Updated: Loud Sounds and Helicopter Activity Expected at Fire Training Academy March 6–7
SR 18 Reduced to Single Lane with Alternating Traffic Overnight Wednesday, March 5, South of Snoqualmie
Experience the Realities of Poverty: Join Reclaim’s Immersion Workshop on May 31st
Police Blotter | Electromagnetic Energy; Spitting Customer; Juvenile Problem
Snoqualmie Valley History: Miracle Elixirs & Misdirection in the Gilded Age: The Impact of Patent Medicines on the Snoqualmie Valley.
Chat with Mayor Miller at Bread and Bone on March 6
Fire Blotter | Chicken Coop Fire; Hurt Hip; Hospital Escape
Snoqualmie and North Bend Earn 2025 WellCity Awards, Reinforcing Commitment to Employee Health and Community Engagement
Empty Bowls Event Returns to Snoqualmie to Support Local Food Banks
