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 […]
What’s that Piano doing in the Park? New idea from Snoqualmie Parks Dept.
Free Workshop Prepares Horse and Livestock Owners to Protect Animals from Wildfire
Walk, Bus Zones recommended for new Elementary School, some of Closest homes to be Bused
Top Snoqualmie Tribe Leaders Placed on Administrative Leave for internal Investigation
Fall City claims First reported Pokemon Go Crash says WSP
Seattle Police Officer Credited with Saving Woman from Burning Truck after I-90 Crash
State Patrol says Speed a factor in Chain reaction, Fiery crash near I-90/SR 18 interchange
Sidewalk Driving: illegal moves hit new Low as frustrated Drivers wait for I-90/SR-18 interchange Improvements
New Hotel Possibly coming to Snoqualmie Ridge
History in the Making | Falls Little League Plays for District 9 Title, Come Cheer them at Centennial
‘I will be the Victor,’ Beloved, selfless Volunteer ready for Cancer Battle, Community steps up to Help
Now this is something New, Hikers surprised by ‘Coffee Pop Up’ high atop Rattlesnake Ledge
School District Budget up $7 million, State kicking in more Funding
Welcome sunshine back to Thursday with FREE Concert in the Park, July 14th
Empowering Future Leaders: Mount Si Student Learns how to Shape the World at ‘Girls State’
Needed Repairs Coming to Two Flood-Damaged Lower Snoqualmie Valley Roads
Multiple Car, Fatality Collision Causes closure, BIG Backup Eastbound I-90 near North Bend
Oped: Community Policing, ‘Great Cheese Robbery’ bring Hope during tumultuous week
North Bend ready to throw another Great Block Party; streets close, neighbors gather
Firefighting in Snoqualmie, a Family Business: Volunteer son Graduates Training Program with Big Honors
Meadowbrook Way Reopened across Meadowbrook Bridge
