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 […]
Letter | Celebrating 5 years: generous community support made Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank a sustainable reality
Mount Si Cheer nails it at National Championships: wins bronze medal and places 2nd in World Competition
Conditional Use Permit approved for new special needs group home in Snoqualmie
Popular Day of with Thomas tickets on sale now, Snoqualmie Valley resident discount offered
Kayaker dies in Snoqualmie River near Ernie’s Grove
Snoqualmie Ridge IGA closing: liquidating, evaluating ‘opportunity to bring a different kind of business’
Infrastructure work for new home development means temporary road closure in North Bend
National Signing Day | Seven Mount Si student athletes honored, commit to play college sports next year
SWINGIN’ FOR SHELTER: Learn to swing dance, help homeless in the Snoqualmie Valley
Si View Parks secures big grant to restore Tollgate Farmhouse interior, transform into Community Space
Police Blotter | Late night run-rap; just a yogurt mistake; shirtless and out of control; drunk and howlin’ at the wind
Head-on, fatal accident closes SR 18 over Tiger Mt. for hours Monday night
Mystery solved: Is that a BIGFOOT trap at Meadowbrook Farm?
Letter | Levies provide important funding to bridge gaps, run important programs
IGNITE dance team has ‘monumental’ performance weekend at Seattle competition
Challenger Baseball Gives All Kids the Opportunity to Enjoy Sports; 2018 registration open
Business Goings: Copper Public House, Ridge Pharmacy Closing Soon
Snoqualmie Affordable Housing Project moves forward after city council upholds permit allowing 4-story buildings
Oped: Kudos to our school district, campaign team for giving voters full tax picture for replacement levies
Be Prepared | Snoqualmie Fire Department Offers First Aid , CPR Training
Ethics Officer determines complaint against city’s Public Works Director legally sufficient, proceeds to hearing
