North Bend City Council narrowly approves aerial firework ban
In 4-3 vote, city council approves ban on aerial fireworks citing public safely, wildfire concerns.
King County proclaims Dan Satterberg Day to honor outgoing prosecutor
He worked 37 years in the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office; the last 15 as its leader
Chickadee Bakeshop owner finishes contest as quarter-finalist
Co-owner Katie Podschwit is quarter-finalist in the Greatest Baker competition.
Lawsuit involving sexual assault brought against Carnation Boy Scout Troop, Riverview SD
Lawsuit stems from alleged assaults that happened in the 1990s during scouting events.
Local HVAC company finds a way to give back during holidays
For Scott Leibowitz, it’s all about giving back.
Snowfall hits Valley Wednesday, possibility for more later this week
Between 2 to 12 inches of snowfall had piled up across the Valley by Wednesday morning.
New partnership conducts research on state’s Canada lynx population
Washington lists the animal as endangered.
A podcast for King County residents featuring top local stories. City agrees to negotiate with Northwest Truck Lines on model train museum proposal near downtown.Voyeur takes a peek in casino bathroom; SWAT team vs. knife-wielding man | King County Local Dive
Plans for model train museum in Snoqualmie take another step
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Carnation telecom company wins industry ‘Partner of the Year’ award
Business Telecom Products has been in Carnation for over 30 years.
The Valley Gives in 2022: How you can support your community
During the challenging times of the past two-plus years, I am continually inspired by the bright light of kindness and…
- Proposed merger of Albertsons and Kroger worries employees
- After a tough few years, business is returning to North Bend Outlet Mall
- New real estate brokerage opens in downtown Snoqualmie
- Best of the Valley 2022: Vote for your favorites today
- New Carnation bookstore fufills resident’s lifelong dream
- Snoqualmie’s newest doctor restores her love of medicine
Tis the Season Snoqualmie Valley contest highlights local businesses
Residents eligble to win prizes everday starting Dec. 1.
Understanding diabetes beyond National Diabetes Awareness Month
“We’ve been trying to educate people and treat people for many years,” said Andrew Thurman, MD.
- Fall City market and tree lighting return to town on Dec. 3
- EYN to host ‘Hidden in Plain Sight’ workshop
- Holly Days to kick off holiday season in North Bend
- Community supports Mount Si teacher after long-awaited heart transplant
- Performances of “A Christmas Carol” returns to Valley Center Stage
- Art sale to be held at North Bend Train Depot
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The good news is, despite higher prices, inflation and safety concerns, more Christmas shoppers are browsing online as well as… Alongside redistricting parts of the Valley have joined the 12th Legislative District.Highs and lows of brick-and-mortar holiday shopping | Brunell
State Senator Hawkins introduces himself to the Snoqualmie Valley
Giving thanks while on stolen land in the Seattle area
Native American Heritage Day and Black Friday both fall on the day after Thanksgiving.
State’s Native American crisis hotline is first in the nation
The Native and Strong Lifeline provides culturally appropriate mental health support and referrals.
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Plans for model train museum in Snoqualmie take another step
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Local HVAC company finds a way to give back during holidays
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Chickadee Bakeshop owner finishes contest as quarter-finalist
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Voyeur takes a peek in casino bathroom; SWAT team vs. knife-wielding man | King County Local Dive
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Highs and lows of brick-and-mortar holiday shopping | Brunell
