New Snoqualmie Police Chief Officially Sworn In
After 18-months with an interim police chief, the City of Snoqualmie officially has a new chief leading its police department. Scott Miller was sworn in as Snoqualmie Police Chief by […]
Shop Local: So many Snoqualmie Valley holiday shopping options, no freeway required
North Bend considers banning plastic shopping bags; public hearing on new ordinance November 20th
Fire Blotter | Possible squatters discovered; furnace problem send carbon monoxide into home; vandals start fire in park bathroom;
Si View Parks $14.7 million bond measure passes; more open space, trails, park improvements coming in next 4-6 years
North Bend rings in the Holidays ALL weekend long at Holly Days Festival
‘I think we should move to Snoqualmie’ she said 17 years ago
Church on the Ridge building new, large facility in Snoqualmie Ridge Business Park
Mt. Si Senior Center to buy Cascade Park Apartments to preserve affordable senior housing
Snoqualmie ‘Winter Lights’ rings in the holiday season with community tree lighting, new outdoor market
Following Friday Night Lights drama and epic comeback, Mount Si Football prepares for State Quarterfinals
Snoqualmie Valley Spiders: not so Itsy-bitsy
Local businesses ‘pay it forward’ all November with coffee on the house at Trail Youth
Snoqualmie Valley firefighters, engines deployed to fight Woolsey Fire in Southern California
Mt. Si Senior Center honors veterans with special Veterans Day luncheon
City says no to fast-growing Snoqualmie vitamin business moving to vacant IGA building
North Bend seeks Citizen of the Year Nominations; Coffee with a Cop comes to Trail Youth Coffee House
Early Local Election Results: Issaquah Democrats leading, Si View Parks bond passing
Teen identified, questioned in Sallal Water Tower vandalism, police say additional suspects could be outstanding
Snoqualmie Tribe, YMCA partner for Native American Heritage Month
Mount Si Football moves on to State Playoffs, hosts Mt. Vernon November 9th
Appeal to stop 212-unit Cedar River Apartment complex in North Bend denied, condition about water supply added
