Falling Leaves Can Mean Clogged Storm Drains and Localized Flooding in North Bend
Recent rain and light winds have left debris collecting around storm drains and culverts in North Bend. Public Works crews have been clearing drainage areas this week to help keep […]
Longtime Snoqualmie Valley dentist retires after 30 years, open house planned in his honor
Class of 2017: looking back at the History that Shaped the Journey
Police Blotter | Potty Dumpers; Trombone lost on freeway; how about a hot dog and coffee; pasta press theft
Prepare for even worse Issaquah traffic: WSDOT to close part of East Lake Sammamish Pkwy for almost a week
Teacher, students bring math to real life with Legos and new Mount Si High School
Day out with Thomas tickets selling out fast, still some trains available for kid favorite summer event
Former Snoqualmie Planning Commission Chairman sentenced to prison for defrauding government of over $600,000
Once facing possible closure, Snoqualmie business relocating, expanding and excited for growth
City installs replica ‘Welcome to Twin Peaks’ sign on Reinig Road, creates tourist picture spot
Spotlighting the Good: Local boys stepping up for the Community and beyond
Local student design becomes new Marijuana Use Prevention Poster
Sending a Message: Snoqualmie Valley Teachers rally for McCleary Promise, Friday June 2nd
Traffic: WB SR 18 over Tiger Mountain closed overnight, May 30th – June 2nd
Snoqualmie Tribe elects new leadership, announces AED donation to Snoqualmie Police
Dogs and kids: Nine simple tips to help keep everyone safe
Project Grace raises nearly $200,000 for Seattle Children’s with latest fundraiser
Letter | Define progress, say no to an Amphitheater in Snoqualmie
Ross announces City Council campaign, thrown into summer primary to retain seat
Future of Snoqualmie Valley Hospital: May 30th public hearing discusses potential affiliation, merger
King County warns of cold, dangerous river conditions, urges caution
5th year of Snoqualmie Art and Wine Walk kicks off May 26th
