Light up North Bend holiday lighting contest winners announced
The 6th annual Light Up North Bend holiday lighting contest is now complete! Community judges, made up of North Bend Parks and Planning commissioners and the North Bend Downtown Foundation, spent […]
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
Nine Mount Si High School Seniors named National Merit Scholars
Snow in Forecast as first Winter Weather Advisory of the season issued for Snoqualmie Valley
Police Blotter | Sheep on the lam; let’s talk disaster preparedness in Russian; waving for the security camera
Letter: Busby ‘has always been, and continues to be, All about the Kids’
Trail Youth secures big grant to open Coffeehouse, help homeless teens in Snoqualmie Valley
Letter | Sundwall genuinely wants to make a difference
Gothelf the right choice: offers solutions, never stops asking questions | Letter
Overhauling 468th Ave: City hosts Open House on Middle Fork Master Gateway Plan
Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank invites community to November 2nd Open House
Santa Trains already selling out; near half-century Snoqualmie Valley holiday tradition starts November 25th
