Snoqualmie Utility Rate Adjustments Approved, Program for Reduced Rates Continues
On May 12, 2025, the Snoqualmie City Council approved new utility rates for the years 2025-2030. The new rates were approved after approximately one year of work by Council and […]
SR 202 in Fall City Reduced to a Single Lane Overnight for Three Nights Starting Monday, April 22
Suspect in Stolen Vehicle Arrested in North Bend After Eluding Police, Linked to Homicide Investigation
Join Snoqualmie Valley Women in Leadership’s (SVWL) Spring Connection Gathering, April 30
Snoqualmie Celebrates Opening of New All-Inclusive Playground on April 26
Senator Hawkins announces Senate re-election campaign
Head-on, Fatal Accident Closes SR 18 Over Tiger Mt. for Hours Friday Morning
Eastside Runners Club to Draw Hundreds with Trail Runs in North Bend This Weekend
Updated: SR 18 in Both Directions near Snoqualmie Closed for a Collision on Friday, April 19
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
Snoqualmie Calls for Volunteers for Committees on Upcoming Public Safety Levy Vote
Named Fruit Varieties Immigrate to Washington
SR 18 Reduced to Single Lane with Alternating Traffic near Tiger Mountain for Pavement Repairs
Updated: Early Morning Blaze Destroys Snoqualmie Commercial Building
Police Blotter | Driving Under the Influence; Disturbance Call North Bend; Snoqualmie’s Mental Health Professional
Snoqualmie City Welcomes New IT and Public Works Directors
Fire Blotter | Anaphylactic Allergic Reaction; Serious Dog Bite; One-Vehicle Accident
Hawkins Prepares Legislation to Address Tolt Dam False Alarms
Preserving History: Help Fund the Roof Restoration of the Historic Snoqualmie Depot
Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank Shares Update and Expresses Need for Bigger Space at City Council Meeting
Mount Si High School Baseball Team Dominates at T-Mobile Park with Impressive Win
