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 […]
Police Blotter | Teen alcohol poisoning; asleep on the sidewalk; needle on the tracks; ‘Turn down the Techno’
The Valley’s Famous Elk Herd and its caretaker: Upper Snoqualmie Valley Elk Management Group
Want to be on City Council? Snoqualmie to fill open seat by appointment; two open positions on November ballot
Newly released state data shows Snoqualmie Valley School District lags behind
City prevents new housing development, instead brings NEW hiking, mountain bike park to North Bend, thanks to ‘well-planned’ partnership
District takes important step to bring foreign language to middle schools, move hinges on key element
Snoqualmie’s Sister City in Peru Hit by Disaster; Donations Requested
Four-year, 42% utility rate increase goes into effect; funds improvements, operations
New Bakery ready for business in Snoqualmie, opening date announced
What’s a ‘March of the Vegetables?’ Savor Snoqualmie Valley was hoping you’d ask
Letter | Snoqualmie Valley Soccer Needs You! Ready for new season, volunteer positions open
Local student, boy scout conducts Eagle Project to help homeless youth through YouthCare
Police arrest front porch package thief with help of alert resident
New Snoqualmie retail development signs two more tenants; Ridge IGA staying put
Bev Jorgensen named North Bend Citizen of the Year, dedicated community volunteer honored
Startup Success: North Bend small business celebrates second anniversary, growth fueled by community support
Vehicle hits North Bend Post Office, location remained open Tuesday afternoon
Proposed hotel development clears hurdle; mayor has challenger; another council member will seek re-election
Want to see a Dick’s Drive In on the Eastside? Then Vote by March 24th
Tollgate Farmhouse: from dilapidated to the color of the sun; community invited to Grand Opening Celebration
Bids to build new Mount Si High School come in high, board approves nearly $6 million of additional funding
