Large Battery Energy Storage Facility Proposed in Snoqualmie’s Urban Growth Area, Near Homes and Businesses
On March 17, 2026, Jupiter Power will hold a community meeting for Snoqualmie residents at the Club at Snoqualmie Ridge from 5 – 7:30 pm to discuss the company’s proposed […]
Snoqualmie ‘Winter Lights’ rings in the holiday season with community tree lighting, new outdoor market
Following Friday Night Lights drama and epic comeback, Mount Si Football prepares for State Quarterfinals
Snoqualmie Valley Spiders: not so Itsy-bitsy
Local businesses ‘pay it forward’ all November with coffee on the house at Trail Youth
Snoqualmie Valley firefighters, engines deployed to fight Woolsey Fire in Southern California
Mt. Si Senior Center honors veterans with special Veterans Day luncheon
City says no to fast-growing Snoqualmie vitamin business moving to vacant IGA building
North Bend seeks Citizen of the Year Nominations; Coffee with a Cop comes to Trail Youth Coffee House
Early Local Election Results: Issaquah Democrats leading, Si View Parks bond passing
Teen identified, questioned in Sallal Water Tower vandalism, police say additional suspects could be outstanding
Snoqualmie Tribe, YMCA partner for Native American Heritage Month
Mount Si Football moves on to State Playoffs, hosts Mt. Vernon November 9th
Appeal to stop 212-unit Cedar River Apartment complex in North Bend denied, condition about water supply added
Mount Si’s Waskom wins state cross country title: ‘most decorated and accomplished distance runner in school history’
Do Not Drink Order likely in place until Friday, November 9th for North Bend homes affected by vandalized water tank
Police Blotter | doorbell ringing, door pounding, then arrested; multiple DUI stops; using the not-opened skatepark
Big Changes: familiar faces announced as new Snoqualmie Middle School Principals; district adds new College, Career Director position
Chili Showdown to Support Valley Animal Partners, November 3rd
82 North Bend homes affected by vandalized water tank; do not drink advisory likely in place until November 5th
Snoqualmie Valley’s fiercest animal resident: the tiny Hummingbird
Sallal Water Tank possibly contaminated in ‘criminal act’; nearly 150 North Bend homes impacted, advised not to drink water
