Falling Leaves Can Mean Clogged Storm Drains and Localized Flooding in North Bend
Recent rain and light winds have left debris collecting around storm drains and culverts in North Bend. Public Works crews have been clearing drainage areas this week to help keep […]
North Bend to Join King County and Others in Restricting the Use of Aerial Fireworks
Siberian Husky Archie Disappears in the Snoqualmie Valley, Sparking a Community-Wide Search Effort
Fire Blotter | Abdominal Pain; Eye Injury; Brush Fire
Honoring our History: Snoqualmie Valley 101 (Part One)
Day out with Thomas Returns to the Snoqualmie Train Depot over Three July Weekends
SR 18 Reduced to One Lane, July 8 North of Tiger Mountain for Emergency Repair
City of North Bend Update: Maloney Grove and Cedar Falls Way Crosswalk
Protect the Health of Urban Forests at Green Snoqualmie Volunteer Event
Snoqualmie Fireworks Show from 250 Feet
See You at Movies and Music in the Park this Summer
Fire Blotter | Unconscious Person; Trail Rescue; Bark Fire
Snoqualmie City Council Adopts Resolution for Construction of All-inclusive Playground at Centennial Fields Park
Police Blotter | Burglary in Progress; Road Rage DUI; Disorderly Conduct
Have a Safe Fourth of July – Be Aware of Fireworks Laws in Snoqualmie
Deceased Individual Discovered Under North Bend Bridge
Lengthy Closure Expected on Eastbound SR-18 After Earlier Incident Beginning in Kent
Fireworks allowed for the Fourth of July in Duvall
Snoqualmie Fire Dept. Offers Free Opioid Education and Overdose Reversal Training Class, July 11, 2023
SR 203 Closed in Both Directions in Duvall Early Wednesday Morning for a Major Fatality Collision
Save the Date! Big Truck Day Rolls into Snoqualmie on June 29
Snoqualmie/North Bend Police Chief Phipps Resigns Effective July 3
