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 […]
North Bend Planning Commission to consider allowing marijuana store near new city hall; public hearing scheduled
Snoqualmie Fit Body Boot Camp under new ownership, grand re-opening celebration happens January 27th
City, state agree to $1.2 million cost sharing to turn weigh station return lane into I-90 on-ramp
Mount Si star receiver Jonny Barrett verbally commits to play Ivy League football
Snoqualmie Casino earns Minority Business of the Year Award
North Bend under new leadership as Mark Rigos named Acting City Administrator
Our growing Nature Naivete: Demonizing the Outdoors in the Digital Age
911 call leads to Eastside firefighters transforming home for Fall City woman
Register now for Snoqualmie Valley Little League
Celebrating the Life of Zach Solomon, life cut short after tragic accident
Annual Snoqualmie Valley Preschool Fair returns January 26th
Police Blotter | rooster’s head painted black; mail and mailbox stolen; fake 50’s passed downtown; suspected public pot smoking
North Bend City Hall sells: will become LOGE Camps headquarters, new home to Pro Ski and Guiding
City says new North Bend Marriott hotel could open fall 2020
Fire Blotter | Out of town assist; 90/18 interchange serious accident; tree clearing response; Snoqualmie Pass accident assist
Local business Donates New $20,000 Trail Connection for North Bend Park
More Stormy Weather rolls in: Gap Winds fire up in the Cascade Foothills
Poop, plastic, meat and online shopping: 4 Everyday Changes to Preserve the Planet and its animals
Mount Si Senior Center offers Free Fitness, ‘Powerful Tools for Caregivers’ Classes
All Snoqualmie Valley Schools open on time Monday, January 7th; routes adjusted in Wilderness Rim, Ames Lake
Wind storm leaves thousands without power in Snoqualmie Valley
