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New name, new pastor mark relaunch of North Bend church
Calvary Chapel North Bend has remade itself in recent months, in the image of what members believe to…
Opinion
Ballot-box blues: What’s a voter to do?
Every year, when my ballot appears in my mailbox, I feel a little pang of loss. It reminds…
News
North Bend gives preliminary OK to agreement for athletic complex
Snoqualmie couple John and Wendy Miller received initial support from the North Bend City Council for their plans…
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North Bend Council gives preliminary OK on Boalch athletic complex
Snoqualmie couple John and Wendy Miller received initial support from the North Bend City Council for their plans…
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Mount Si High School committee looks at adding credits to improve graduation rates
In two years, Washington high school students will be required to earn 24 credits before they can graduate.…
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Focused on youth for 50 years: Encompass celebrates big anniversary
The Encompass NW organization serving the Snoqualmie Valley is probably the most youthful 50-year-old you've ever seen. Its…
Sports
Leading the pack: Cedarcrest High School seniors see success for boys and girls cross country teams
Madi Shinn, a senior at Cedarcrest High School, is the first runner in her family. She's also the…
Opinion
Taking an election vacation
Last year when every Valley city had council races and most other local government entities did too, emotions…
News
Bryant promises to limit regulations, prioritize traffic problems and veto state income tax at Snoqualmie event
Education, and its impact on the development of Washington State's workforce, is the top priority for Bill Bryant…
News
Rodne, Ritchie field policy questions in Chamber candidate forum
The two candidates for 5th Legislative District Representative, Position 1, agreed on several points when they met at…
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Major improvements OK’d for Torguson Park
North Bend's largest park, Torguson Park on North Bend Way, will be getting an update almost two years…
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‘Country cool’ Carnation eyes changes to code on keeping chickens, other livestock, in city
Carnation is not a sleepy little town any more. The city of about 1,800 people is starting to…
News
North Bend celebrates the blues Saturday in fourth annual Blues Walk
North Bend's streets and sidewalks will fill with visitors this weekend as the fourth annual Blues Walk returns…