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, […]
Mislabelled package leads to hazmat response at North Bend Theatre Friday night
North Bend Film Festival announces 2020 dates; launches Film Submissions, Early-Bird Pass Sales this week
In close vote, Snoqualmie City council says no to small property tax increase, North Bend Council says yes
Police Blotter | enjoying the brisk morning air; fighting over mom; stolen car with drugs; DUI crash
Snoqualmie Winter Lights, Outdoor Holiday Market usher in the holiday season, December 7th
Snoqualmie Pass finally gets some needed snow; colder Thanksgiving temps on way for Snoqualmie Valley
Mount Si Football shocks Lake Stevens, moves into 4A State semi finals
Back for a 12th run: ‘A Christmas Carol’ returns to Valley Center Stage in downtown North Bend
North Bend rings in the holiday season with weekend-long Holly Days Festival
Battle at the North Bend Safeway and The Kindness of Strangers
Fire Blotter | two-car, t-bone accident; parked car hit and spun across street; event anxiety
Snoqualmie City Administrator Bob Larson resigning to take position in Gig Harbor
William Grassie Wine Estates to open new Snoqualmie tasting room
Business Comings: Longtime Kirkland business, EarthLight Rocks & Gems, opening second store in Snoqualmie
Police Blotter | big theft at Outlet Mall; warrants, warrants, warrants; juvenile alcohol thieves
Multiple lost dogs in Washington wilderness is important reminder to use a leash on local trails
Stand-up comedy competition tour comes North Bend this weekend
Mt. Si Senior Center celebrates service members with special Veterans Day lunch social
Celebrating North Bend’s King of Kindness – Walking Burt Mann – on World Kindness Day
Couple transforms 100-year old Snoqualmie property into Wilde Moon [Vacation] Retreat, yoga studio
Local Businesses partner with school district to provide NEW Student Study Spots
