A Unicorn in the Valley: Living Snoqualmie Launches Fundraiser to Support SnoValley Pride
Greg Jamiel is like sunshine in a bottle. He makes everyone in a room feel instantly comfortable and loved. At nearly every Valley event, and many beyond, you’ll find Greg […]
Snoqualmie business announces closure, says financial risk, COVID-19 capacity and safety rules make reopening not feasible
Working to Honor the Mount Si High School Class of 2020: Babies of 9/11, Graduates of the Pandemic
Fire Blotter | river rescue; semi vs car at Tiger Mt. summit; propane left on; ruptured irrigation line causing severe damage
North Bend Theatre, North Bend Film Fest and Volition Brewing Team Up for New Virtual Movie Night
Fraud reports surge for fake unemployment claims, intercepted stimulus checks; Snoqualmie Valley School district targeted
North Bend, Snoqualmie ‘Spring into Action’ with a BIG parade for seniors this Saturday
Letter | Please delay Snoqualmie Mill Site Draft EIS public review until stay home order lifts
King County’s COVID-19 Phase 2 Reality: masked up and low business occupancy
Hiking in the time of Covid-19: North Bend locals ask for more thoughtfulness
Middle Fork Road reopens after December landslide caused severe damage, forced closure
Nonprofits Innovate: Encompass takes annual Rise & Thrive Breakfast fundraiser virtual on May 19th
Snoqualmie Valley owned business releases new book inspired by daughters and dedicated to the Class of 2020
Letter | Local small business owners may lose life’s work during state Stay Home order
Iconic Twede’s Cafe sold to local Twin Peaks fans; working on few menu, interior changes
Warm Temperatures AND gusty gap winds on tap for Snoqualmie Valley this weekend
North Bend names David Miller permanent City Administrator
Trail Youth Coffee Home back open for to-go, mobile orders AND fundraising for new coffee trailer to serve community
Mount Si High School student dies of fentanyl-laced drug overdose
North Bend brings Water Conservation Ordinance back to council, if passed would take effect summer 2020
Snoqualmie Falls Park to reopen May 8th, but some areas will remain closed
Fall City Fire District temporarily changes outdoor burning rules
