NE Tolt Hill Road Reduced to One Lane Near Tolt Bridge March 11–12
Crews will reduce NE Tolt Hill Road between W Snoqualmie River Road NE and Boat Launch Access Road at Tolt Bridge #1834A to a single lane from March 11 to […]
‘Absolute Miracle she’s Alive’ after falling tree crushes Snoqualmie woman’s car on I-90
Snoqualmie Tribe, YMCA Partner for Native American Heritage Month with interactive exhibit
Tree Lighting Festival, Holly Jolly Downtown kick off holiday season in Snoqualmie, November 25th
Business Comings: Long vacant Snoqualmie retail space to become large Yoga, Barre Studio
Tired Teens: District Committee looking at possible Later School Start times
Pints & Punts: No Boat Brewing opens doors this Monday to support food bank, cheer on Seahawks
North Bend land saved from development becomes Tennant Trailhead Park
Police Blotter | Unlawful poop tossing; stranded at the Falls; bonfire approach; sneaker thief
Snoqualmie Tribe awards $10,000 grant for Encompass Mobile Therapy Unit
School Board approves near maximum levy for February ballot; legislators say will not support
November Election results: One council race still close; school board will have two new faces
How to help passionate community members provide 250 Thanksgiving food baskets to local families in need
Have ‘Coffee with a Cop’ this week; chance to share concerns, conversation with local police officers
Ready for more Wind, Rain? Fall in full swing as High Wind Warning issued
Each time you tell their Story: Mount Si Band, Choir honor local veterans with special concert
After CFO resignation, former Chief Finance Officer appointed to fill interim role
Latest Election Results: City Incumbents hold most seats, but school board incumbents face defeat
Business Comings: Two Snoqualmie Valley businesses get new owners, make changes; MOD, Iron Duck open soon
Save money, support Mount Si Choir Program: Popular Mattress Sale Fundraiser returns for 4th year
Oped | Time to vote People – pause all the talk and bubble in that ballot
Letter | Mayor, council incumbents helped make Snoqualmie one of safest, best cities to raise family
