Snoqualmie Mayor’s Proposed Budget Adds Staff, Includes Assumed Property Tax Revenue
This week, Mayor James Mayhew released his proposed 2027–28 biennial budget, which would add city employees and increase service levels while using accumulated city funds in 2027. Beginning in 2028, […]
The week ahead – Blue Thunder may not be the only rumble heard
Hero of the Week; Daniel Smith, Guardian Angel to Youth Students
Beloved 12th Man freeway flag gets a major upgrade
COVID-19 activity declining in Washington state with the help of face coverings and distancing
Rattlesnake Lake Recreation Area closed and other valley smoke updates
PLEASE Don’t Pet the Elk
Air Quality Alert issued – smoke from Oregon fires moving north through the weekend
Fire Blotter | one year old takes a tumble; car fire on 18; mountain bike accident on Tiger summit
Christensen House to be demolished to make room for New Development
Mt. Si Senior Center introduces: The Valley’s Great Plates
A Wild Night in the Snoqualmie Valley
Snoqualmie Valley students back to school, families adapt to online learning
The week ahead – Santa Ana winds in Snoqualmie Valley?
Hero of the Week: Gregory Reece, Delivering More Than Just Mail
Si View Metro Parks puts 24.2-million-dollar bond on November ballot to build a new pool
Water Conservation Tips To Help Preserve a Limited Natural Resource, Protect the Snoqualmie River
Snoqualmie Valley Athletic Center Project Begins September 8th
Northwest Railway Museum Train Shed Reopens September 11th
City of North Bend announces Rebecca Deming as new Community and Economic Development Director
Fire Blotter | floating body turns out to be a snorkeler; false alarms; car vs. pedestrian
Wildfire smoke on its way, not expected to be a major event
