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 […]
Mount Si Boys Basketball win District Championship; first state playoff game Friday in Issaquah
Police arrest serial burglar deep in snowy woods off Issaquah-Fall City Road
Our Resident Valley Trickster – The Raccoon
Now that’s a Snow Pile: 18 pieces of heavy equipment helped Snoqualmie recover from historic storm
Fully engulfed car fire closes SR 202 in Snoqualmie for short time Monday morning
North Bend snow plowing winds down; excess garbage drop off offered
Mount Si Cheer wins National Championship, places 2nd in World Competition
Snoqualmie Valley Sports Roundup: Girls hoops knocked out of playoffs, boys playoffs delayed by weather; 9 wrestlers head to state mat classic; gymnasts wait on weather reschedule
Snoqualmie Valley still digging out from record snow, forces full week, district-wide school closure
Hikers rescued near North Bend after becoming stranded in Monday’s snowstorm
Business Comings: New Snoqualmie Restaurant serves up ramen, Korean-style lunches
Record snowfall leaves many Valley roads impassable, closes Snoqualmie Pass Tuesday; SVSD schools closed again Wednesday
Snow Piles up: Schools closed again Tuesday as storm pounds Snoqualmie Valley
Snoqualmie Snow Update
Fire Blotter | Person in dumpster; 5 gallons gas down the drain; vehicle in power pole
Winter Storm brings heavy snow to Snoqualmie Valley
Police Blotter | Stuck in a clothing bin; drunk in the bushes; bicyclist with two knives
Things You Know (or should know) if you live in the Upper Snoqualmie Valley
Weekly Sports Roundup: Boys Basketball takes KingCo Title; Wrestling grabs 2nd place; Girls hoops off to districts; gymnasts win at home
Snow and ice delays garbage pick up in North Bend, Snoqualmie
Snow, icy roads close Snoqualmie Valley Schools for second day
