Fireworks, Fun Runs, and Flapjacks: Snoqualmie Valley Gears Up for a Full Day of Fourth of July Festivities
Snoqualmie and Carnation are preparing to celebrate Independence Day with a packed lineup of family-friendly events, long-running traditions, and community spirit. Residents from across the Snoqualmie Valley—including Fall City, North […]
North Bend, Snoqualmie, Carnation, and Duvall Officially Recognize June as Pride Month
Lane Restrictions Planned Near Duvall and Carnation June 26–27
Fire Blotter | Trouble Breathing; One-Vehicle Rollover; Mailbox Peak Rescue
City Survey Now Open to All Snoqualmie Adults Through June 30
A Unicorn in the Valley: Living Snoqualmie Launches Fundraiser to Support SnoValley Pride
Detectives Seeking Witnesses And Video On Fatal Hit And Run On I-90
One Dead in Alleged DUI Hit-and-Run on I-90 at Milepost 23
Honoring Juneteenth: A Day of Reflection and Freedom
FINAL UPDATE: Fatal Collision Closes Westbound I-90 Near Fall City
WSP Investigating Injury Hit-and-Run After White Van Forces Truck Off I-90 Near North Bend
North Bend Seeks Community Feedback to Shape Future of Biking Access and Safety
Haystack Music Fest Brings Americana Spirit to Downtown North Bend
Church on the Ridge Announces Ninth Annual Red, White & Boom Fourth of July Celebration in Snoqualmie
Early Learners get Literacy Curriculum and Resources-Thanks to a partnership with foundry10 and the Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation
To the Dads of the Snoqualmie Valley
Guest Editorial | Why I Bring the American Flag to Protests
WSDOT Preps for Second Five-Day Closure to Complete Diverging Diamond Interchange
Unicorns, Love, and Community Shine at Snovalley Pride’s Third Annual Pride Picnic
SR 203 Closure June 14 Between Carnation and Duvall, Night Work Begins June 11 North of Duvall
Body Recovered from Snoqualmie River Near Riverview Park Identified as Missing Lake Tapps Man
Why I Don’t Always Name Names: A Note on Ethics, Sensitivity, and Trust
