Snoqualmie Tribe Citizen Megan Cotton Named Director of Tribal Relations for Attorney General’s Office
Attorney General Nick Brown has named Megan Cotton, currently Governor Bob Ferguson’s Senior Policy Advisor for Transportation, as his office’s new Tribal Director. In this position, Cotton will serve as […]
Road Repairs to Bring Daytime Lane Restrictions Near Duvall
Two Wheels, Two Programs: Valley First Responders Bring Back Safe Rider Citations and Free Bike Rodeo
Snoqualmie Valley for Responsible Energy Retains Leading Land-Use Counsel
Snoqualmie, North Bend Share July Fourth Fireworks Rules and Safety Reminders
Snoqualmie City Council Approves $500K to Fight Large Battery Energy Storage Facility
Cheer on the U.S. Team at North Bend Theatre’s Free World Cup Watch Party
Raising Kids, Writing Songs, and Having Fun: Meet Snoqualmie Valley Artist Venus Moons
Bridge Inspections to Cause Delays on North Fork Road SE Near North Bend
4th of July Parades, Celebrations, and Fireworks Show Await Snoqualmie Valley Residents
Lane Restriction Scheduled Wednesday for Bridge Inspection on 436th Avenue SE Near North Bend
Three Months In: A Conversation with North Bend Police Chief Ed Hall
Call for Artists Opens for Snoqualmie City Hall Gallery
Summer Burn Restrictions Remain in Effect Through September
Three Hives Lost: Snoqualmie Valley Beekeeper Raises Alarm About Pesticide Impacts
Know Before You Ride: E-Bike, E-Motorcycle, and E-Scooter Rules in North Bend and Snoqualmie
Longtime Volunteer and Community Health Advocate Robert Agrisano Appointed Snoqualmie Valley Health Board Commissioners
Water Watchers: A Way to Prevent Drownings This Year in the Snoqualmie Valley
19-Year-Old Motorcyclist Dies in SR 18 Crash Near Raging River
All Aboard for a Summer of Events at the Northwest Railway Museum
After Legal Review of City Municipal Code, Snoqualmie Resumes Sign Code Enforcement
Op-ed: A Safe Place Should Feel Safe…and That’s Why We Said No
