Picnic for Peace Brings Music, Art and Family Activities to Duvall
Duvall will mark the International Day of Peace with a free, family-friendly Picnic for Peace at Depot Park on September 20 from 4 to 7 p.m. The event is hosted […]
County says 356th Drive in Fall City will remain open, warns still slide risk under roadway
Snoqualmie City Council to hold Public Safety Open House, February 29th
Couldn’t Let Go of their Dream: BasePoint Fitness owners find new space, re-open in downtown North Bend
Flooding Update: Cedar River Watershed Education Center re-opens, Rattlesnake Lake Recreation area remains closed
Encompass Rocks the Valley: Family Concert Series benefits new Snoqualmie facility
Mount Si High School finalist for Building of the Year award; public vote decides winner
Police Blotter | bathroom issues; lost python snake; ‘Offer Up’ meet up leads to car theft
New Snoqualmie Affordable Housing development, Panorama Apartments, opens leasing office, launches website
County to temporarily close and analyze Fall City road impacted by slow moving landslide Friday morning, determine next steps
Fire Blotter | accidental EpiPen injection; three flood water rescue calls; t-bone accident on Falls Ave
Mount Si Cheer clinches World Title
Recovering from flooding, landslides: Road Closures updated King County Roads Division
City warns flooding could make Carnation an island as Snoqualmie River crests; landslide brings tree down on SR 18 Thursday night, hitting car
NORTH BEND QUARANTINE: Much Ado About (almost) Nothing
Just a regular person doing what she can for the town she loves: Beth Burrows named North Bend Citizen of the Year
Rinse and Repeat: Snoqualmie River predicted to hit moderate to major flood levels, February 6th-7th
Shoreline area site identified to serve as potential coronavirus quarantine location, in addition to Fire Training Academy
Police Blotter | Bleeding and frost bite; falling and trying to light hair on fire; 79 in a 35; don’t give me that shot
Overnight snow means Snoqualmie Valley Schools on 2-hour late start, February 3rd
Kayakers Capsize on Cold Fast Rising Snoqualmie River
To improve pedestrian safety, 3 new Rapid Flashing Crossing Beacons coming to downtown Snoqualmie
