Fall City Murder Case: Judge Rules Hearings Remain Open to Media
A King County judge ruled April 22 that media may continue to attend hearings in the case against the Fall City teen charged in the October 2024 deaths of five […]
Have you mailed that Ballot? If not, Snoqualmie mayoral Primary could be decided by record low voter turnout
New School Rising: Mount Si High School steel framework goes up; SES gym expansion starts soon
Iconic Snoqualmie Falls photo taken by local resident becomes first in custom puzzle series
Free, Family Outdoor-Themed Festival comes to Meadowbrook Farm
It’s all on the Map: Possible traffic headaches on tap again this weekend
In their own Words: Why I want to be Mayor of Snoqualmie, Volume 5
Tree removal downtown causes public outcry; city explains why, says replacement planned
Art, Wine, music and historic Snoqualmie combine for Finally Friday Art & Wine Walk, July 28th
Police Blotter | Early morning Streakers; officer generosity; searching for scrap wood
Snoqualmie Firefighters Association awards three scholarships to recent Mount Si grads
Snoqualmie Parkway to have brief closures for filming, July 24th
Letter | Larson consistently acts in interest of the community, helped save library
New Tradition: Tanner Jeans Bike Rodeo teams up with National Night Out, August 1st
Standoff with armed kidnapping suspect near Duvall ends peacefully after 6 hours
Letter | Fletcher only candidate with clear vision for alternative to Mill Site development
Letter | Toft offers time, energy to better those around him; would be outstanding mayor
Woman dies in downtown Snoqualmie of natural causes
Business Comings: Copper Public House opens in Snoqualmie this week
New Snoqualmie Bartells opens this weekend; grand opening event slated for August 5th
Downtown Facelift: North Bend starts big construction project, Monday, July 24th
Sinkhole discovered on I-90 near Issaquah; lane closure, repair work causes 4-mile backup
