Weathering Well: The Art of Slowing Down: Why Rest Feels Hard and How to Practice It
~ Guest Post by Alexandra Howson As the Snoqualmie Valley leans into winter, something in the world shifts. Our mornings arrive wrapped in gray, evenings settle in earlier, and even the […]
Police Blotter | shaved down keys; bear smorgasbord; uninvited guest
School Board Candidates Rivas, Simpson address sustainable budgets, increasing taxes, top education initiatives
Fatal Head-on Accident closes Preston Fall City Road Wednesday afternoon
Line ’em up: Pacific storms roll through Western Washington over the next week
Popular Sip Suds & Si event returns to downtown North Bend, October 19th
School Board candidates Doy, Grez discuss possible budget cuts, balancing tax increases and education funding, how to best prepare students
Getting Out with Kids: Pumpkin Picking and Fall Festivals in the Snoqualmie Valley
Snoqualmie Council Candidates Donaldson, Sundwall share views on pool expansion, retail vitality, property tax reliance
North Bend Mountain Valley Shopping Center gets new local owner
Semi rollover accident, fuel spill closes SR 18 near Snoqualmie Saturday afternoon
Snoqualmie council candidates Armstrong, Ross discuss property tax reliance, pool funding, filling vacant storefronts
Fire Blotter | Tanker leaking brown stuff; tree across 202; panic attack; two-car accident on Railroad
The Bat Lady Returns to North Bend, October 12th
Snoqualmie Affordable Housing project – Panorama Apartments – going up at brisk pace
Pearl and Stone Wine Co. launching new tasting room in downtown North Bend
Snoqualmie Council Candidates Fletcher, Mayhew talk property taxes, pools and improving retail climate
After ‘Sympathy Strike’ leads to North Bend garbage pickup disruptions, Republic Services back to full service
Safety issues force closure of Snoqualmie Falls lower observation deck, boardwalk
A Tale of Three Kitties
Roundabout construction requires 12-day closure of East Park Street near downtown North Bend
Police: counterfeit, Fentanyl-laced pills cause multiple overdose deaths in King County, including two Skyline students
