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 […]
Fiery, fatal collision closes SR 18 near Snoqualmie overnight
Sensory Friendly Train added to popular Day out with Thomas stop in Snoqualmie this Summer
Car crosses center line, causes serious multi-vehicle accident near Tiger Mountain Summit
Police reports tell the story: speed in Snoqualmie and the odds of getting pulled over have dramatically increased
Finally Friday Art & Wine Walk returns to streets of Downtown Snoqualmie, May 25th
City delays Park Street Roundabout project, instead will fix NE 12th Street this summer
Fire Blotter | 3-car accident near freshman campus; semi rear-ends car on SR 18; smoldering on roadside; help off the couch
Snoqualmie closes Stillwater Bog observation deck indefinitely
Police Blotter | Busy night at the Sure Shot; expensive wine thief chased to Issaquah; awoken by attempted siphoning; bickering guests
Lost: Have you seen this baby Goat?
Just in time for Mother’s Day: Mount Si Spring Plant Sale returns, May 10th
Washington Wolves: understanding their controversial history and an update from State wolf expert
Up for Auction: Adirondack Chairs become one-of-a-kind art pieces, show up in front of local businesses for ‘Take a Seat for Kids’
The lasting impact of teachers: thank you for helping shape the adults my kids are becoming
‘I didn’t have a stamp’ excuse gone: King County approves prepaid postage ballots for 2018 elections
Encompass Rise & Breakfast Builds on Success; Mobile Therapy Unit featured on new King 5 series
Caffeinate for a Cause: a Cup of Coffee Can help save Lives, May 12th at Brewed Awakening
Two-year project to repair I-90 from Issaquah to North Bend starts May 7th; includes lane closures, reduced speed limit
North Bend, Snoqualmie Valley featured on HGTV series
Business Goings: Downtown Gift Store to get new name, new owner; inventory sell off starts May 5th
Kids can explore fire trucks, police cars as Snoqualmie Valley Safety Fair Returns, May 4th
