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 […]
Gary Fancher announces candidacy for School Board, challenging longest tenured incumbent
Matt Laase enters race for Snoqualmie City Council
‘100 Women who Care’ makes BIG donation to Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank
Council meeting update: presentation about proposed 800 home retirement community rescheduled
Consistently there to Encourage: Twin Falls Morning Greeters IS the Morning Standard
YMCA works to launch Host Homes Program to help homeless teens in Snoqualmie Valley
Road improvements coming to North Bend Way & Thrasher Ave, construction to impact area for 4 weeks
Mitchell Family Football Camp is back, benefits scholarship fund
Envisioning the future of the Old Mill Site, proposed plans presented at upcoming Open House
Melissa Johnson announces will run for school board, challenge one-term incumbent
Help name NEW Park made possible by partnership, swapped development for conservation, hiking and mountain bike trails
Letter | As Snoqualmie Valley Hospital looks to partner, merge, citizen forum keeps you informed
Summer Primary on tap as third candidate announces plan to run for Snoqualmie mayor
As city prepares to remodel downtown, public invited to Open House to learn more
Caffeinate for a Cause: after losing best friend to domestic violence, Snoqualmie business owner giving back this Mother’s Day
WSP honors Heroes in fiery Snoqualmie crash, good samaritans who aided trooper near Truck Town
Headlining this weekend: Mount Si Drama presents Shakespeare’s ‘As you Like it’
City council approves moving Visitors Center to new downtown location, and new partnership
Searching for Forever Homes: Over 50 dogs up for adoption in Snoqualmie this weekend
Neighborhood Open House: chance to learn more, answer questions about proposed 212 unit apartment development
How to fix the Mismatch: Washington students not educated enough for Washington jobs
