Passport Services Come to Carnation City Hall, Offering a Local Option for Valley Residents
The City of Carnation is proud to announce the opening of a U.S. Passport Acceptance Facility at Carnation City Hall, located at 4621 Tolt Avenue. Community members in the Snoqualmie […]
The Opossum: Snoqualmie Valley’s Misunderstood Animal Superhero
Free Workshop series to build resilient children, communities offered by Snoqualmie Valley Community Network
Getting Hikers to the Mountains: Trailhead Direct returns for second year with more routes, Little Si added
Mount Si Baseball maintains high expectations, in hunt for playoff spot under new coach
Former Mayor Fuzzy Fletcher announces bid for Snoqualmie City Council
North Bend, Snoqualmie Tribe partner for big FREE household recycle event
Committed to Snoqualmie: No Boat Brewing announces expansion just two years after opening
Getting from point to point not a given in rural areas, but Snoqualmie Valley Transportation is quietly bringing change
Police Blotter | DUI driver thinks he’s in Shoreline; homemade explosive causes multiple injuries; brawl outside the bar
Snoqualmie’s first HAWK crossing light becomes active this week
Letter | Fire district merger will allow Fall City to meet today’s safety standards
Mount Si Fastpitch: ‘Youth Movement’ showing promise this spring
New Indoor Ice Arena planned on Snoqualmie Ridge
New Outdoor Education Space coming to Snoqualmie Valley as YMCA launches Camp Keller
The Tummy Taxi: new family-operated, food delivery service launches in the Snoqualmie Valley
Letter | No problem to fix with fire district merger
Three Snoqualmie businesses close their doors this week
Police Blotter | Arrested after brief foot pursuit; sun causes car vs pedestrian collision; illegal dumping at the carwash
Snoqualmie Tribe Donates $75K for possible new, dedicated on-ramp lane at 90/18 Interchange
T-bone collision in Fairway Ave, Snoqualmie Parkway intersection sends one to hospital Saturday afternoon
Affiliation Back on the Table: Snoqualmie Valley Hospital, clinics could become part of Overlake Medical Center
