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Month-long FULL Closure of SR 203 between Carnation and Duvall starts July 26th, followed by second road closure in same area

Mailbox Peak: King County Search and Rescue advice to safely hike the popular, strenuous trail

North Bend Marriott hotel project officially dead; different company now eyeing city for new hotel

Police seek witnesses to I-90 road rage incident near Snoqualmie Pass

Third accident, second car fire makes mess of traffic in North Bend area Tuesday afternoon

Hiking in the time of Covid-19: North Bend locals ask for more thoughtfulness

Snoqualmie Falls Park to reopen May 8th, but some areas will remain closed

Ghost Town Experience: the (mostly) Abandoned Streets of Seattle

Former North Bend councilmember shares COVID-19 story after members of Canadian ski trip test positive

Snoqualmie Valley Transportation running during Stay Home order: all fares donation-based, drivers help deliver supplies, food to residents

Valley Vagabond: Living London just before coronavirus changed everything

Lane shifts to start near Phoenix Plaza project in North Bend to repair faulty contractor work

Westbound SR 18 to close near Tiger Mountain for emergency road repair, March 6th -10th

SR 203 closed between Carnation and Duvall this weekend for geotechnical work

Snoqualmie city council considers car tab increase to pay for new I-90 on-ramp lane

Mid-Summer likely the earliest Middle Fork Road could reopen after December landslide

I-90/SR 18 interchange project costs increase, state changes weigh station site, SR 18 lane expansion to trim budget

Slow moving landslide damages road, closes one lane of SR 203 between Carnation and Duvall

County says 356th Drive in Fall City will remain open, warns still slide risk under roadway

County to temporarily close and analyze Fall City road impacted by slow moving landslide Friday morning, determine next steps

NORTH BEND QUARANTINE: Much Ado About (almost) Nothing

Rinse and Repeat: Snoqualmie River predicted to hit moderate to major flood levels, February 6th-7th

To improve pedestrian safety, 3 new Rapid Flashing Crossing Beacons coming to downtown Snoqualmie

Landslide closes one lane of SR 18 near Tiger Mountain summit – until further notice