The Snoqualmie Valley School District has released results of an independent investigation into the November 2009 beating that severely injured a Mount Si High School student.
A Snoqualmie teen who police say beat up a Mount Si High School freshman at the school locker room last…
Mount Si High School parent Valerie Loveridge knew senior year for her daughter Chloe would be expensive. She was prepared…
The Lower Valley’s Riverview School District is going to voters this summer with a four-year supplemental Maintenance and Operations levy….
Snoqualmie Valley police and fire agencies responded to the following:
Teacher Edina Kecse-Nagy wondered why five parents and two administrators walked into her classroom on Friday, May 14. Her answer came when they presented her with the first annual PTSA Educator of the Year award.
The 2010 election season officially opens with the beginning of filing week on Monday, June 7, when hundreds of candidates throughout Washington officially launch their campaigns.
With Mount Si High School graduation around the corner, seniors are encouraged to purchase their Grad Night tickets before the bus leaves without them.
Si View Metro Parks is serving as an official host location of the “World’s Largest Swimming Lesson” 7 to 7:45 a.m., Thursday, June 3.
Snoqualmie Valley’s latest shake on May 25 raises the possibility of an even bigger earthquake on the horizon.
North Bend resident Jamie Rosen climbed Mount Rainier and Mount Shasta as a tribute to friends battling cancer. Now, Rosen is climbing Shasta in a benefit trek, Climb Against the Odds, this summer. This time, she has her own family in mind.
The city of Snoqualmie has fired its chief finance officer and hired an interim replacement.
Two Snoqualmie Town Hall Meetings scheduled for Wednesday, and Thursday, June 2 and 3, will be available online via Webinar.