Snoqualmie Welcomes New Communications Coordinator Scott Harder
The City of Snoqualmie has appointed Scott Harder as Communications Coordinator and Public Information Officer, bringing more than 25 years of experience in municipal communications, public affairs, crisis communication, and […]
Thunderstorms Expected To Linger In Snoqualmie Valley Area This Afternoon, May 25th
SVSD School Board Talks Of Taking New Look At Mount Si Modernization/Expansion For Future School Bond
Tuesday Afternoon Accident Between Car and Dump Truck Near Snoqualmie Middle School Sends Teen Driver To Hospital
Northwest Railway Museum Memorial Day Weekend Trains Honor America's Military
Cougar Sighting At Cascade View Elementary, May 23rd
State Liquor Stores Closing in Phases Next Week As Private Sales Begin June 1st; Issaquah Closing Early, North Bend Open Until Last Day
Snoqualmie Police Release Details Of Recent Snoqulamie Ridge Burglaries
Local Foreign Exchange Student Program Still Needs 8 Valley Host Families For Three Week Summer Exchange
SVSD Middle School Principals Host Informational Meeting About District Transition To Two Middle Schools, Tonight, May 22nd
New SnoValley Coffee Owners Expand Menu & Hours In An Effort To Make It The Community's Coffee Shop
Snoqualmie Valley PTSA Council Offering Free Screening of Documentary Film, The Race To Nowhere, Tonight, May 21st
Snoqualmie Residents – Waste Management Garbage Service Switch Happening Soon – What You Need To Know This Week!
Snoqualmie Valley Updates: Garage Sale Final Day, YMCA Lawn Mowing, Water Motion Headquarters Construction, Baseball Playoffs & Prom
Our First Mount Si Prom; We Made It To The Finish Line
Snoqualmie Elementary 1st Grade Teacher, Catherine Heinz, Named May Teacher Of The Month
Mount Si Baseball Begins State Playoffs Tomorrow, Girls Fastpitch Earns #2 State Berth
Historic Snoqualmie Transformed Into A Hollywood Movie Set, May 16th-17th
Internationally Known Washington D.C. Bluegrass Band Performs In The Valley For The First Time
Snoqualmie City News: YMCA Fences Come Down & Be Ready For Some Fireworks – Literally!
Snoqualmie Middle School Teachers Ask School Board To Consider Focusing 2013 School Bond On Mount Si Instead Of A New Middle School
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