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, […]
Snoqualmie named #4 Best Place to Live in Washington
Snoqualmie Valley School District open on time, buses on snow routes January 10th
Fire Blotter | Cow causes 2-car accident; one-year old with breathing difficulties; can’t remember alarm code
Ken Hearing reflects after four terms leading North Bend through growth and change
New Month, New Flood event closes some Snoqualmie Valley roads Tuesday morning
Snoqualmie hires former Sammamish city manager as interim city administrator
North Bend Downtown Foundation launches Ripple Effect Award, honors beloved Bartell’s employee
Active Weather Ahead: Quick Clippers, Arctic Blasts and GFS record setters bring snow icons out to play
Resolutions for 2020: more clarity, less ‘rightness’
Middle Fork Road severely damaged by recent landslide; closure expected for extended period
Top 10 Living Snoqualmie stories of 2019: roaring Falls, chaotic police chase, historic business and land sale
Police Blotter | DUI wrong-way driver with child; juvenile gun brandishing; pallet theft confusion
New year-round trail opens in Snoqualmie Valley Middle Fork area: Oxbow Loop
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital reports ‘rapidly increasing number influenza-like illnesses’ in December
Christmas Eve 1983: Mother of All Gap Windstorms Hit the Cascade Foothills
Former Mill homes make historic journey across Snoqualmie River to create Williams Addition neighborhood
Fire Blotter | farm tractor accident takes life; trail bike accident sends rider down 20-foot ravine; propane tanks down; paperclip swallowed
Historic December storm causes road closures across Snoqualmie Valley; makes Snoqualmie Falls roar
Snoqualmie Police searching for man considered armed and dangerous, with several domestic violence arrests warrants
December Storm shift: ‘atmospheric river’ now aimed at King County, mountain snow changes to heavy rain, Snoqualmie Valley flood risk increases
3.4 magnitude earthquake centered near Fall City shakes Snoqualmie Valley; another 3.0 hits early Thursday morning
