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 […]
Snoqualmie hits Top 4 Rainiest January; snow levels then drop
Fall City Fire Department hires four new firefighters, ensures full staffing for emergencies
Snoqualmie Valley Community Network’s Heart of the Valley Gala returns February 8th
Accident on SR 18 involving state trooper, semi closes westbound lanes near Snoqualmie Tuesday afternoon
Go ahead, use that phone to vote: Snoqualmie company’s technology at center of largest mobile voting pilot in country
Community invited to Snoqualmie Valley Relay for Life Kick-off, Dessert Auction, February 1st
Snoqualmie Tribe accepting nonprofit Charitable Donations applications for 2020
Landslide closes one lane of SR 18 near Tiger Mountain summit – until further notice
Obituary: Dorothy “Carole” Fitch
Fatal accident on SR 18 takes life of North Bend woman
Fighting Hunger: Mount Si Cheer, Culinary Arts team up for Empty Bowls Fundraiser
Fire Blotter | successful CPR; very sound sleeper; chemical spill sickens employee
Snoqualmie Casino employees save man after heart attack, honored with Eastside Fire & Rescue Lifesaving Award
Police Blotter | got the beer, but forgot the dog; you no longer have a job; neighbor wielding scissors
Snoqualmie Valley Rotary accepting applications for 2020 grant funding
State bill introduced that removes loophole, requires large trucks to cover loads
Grizzly Bear Recovery in Washington State: The Good, the Bad and the ‘Horribilis’
Heirloom Cookshop closing Snoqualmie location, looking for new home
Due to Icy Roads, Snoqualmie Valley Schools Closed Friday, January 17th
North Bend announces change in city leadership
Garbage collection, plowing updates from North Bend, Snoqualmie
