A perennial question we ask in December, for our Question of the Week feature, is “Real tree, or fake tree?” If you missed the answers… Continue reading
When the Mount Si Mountain Bike Club started in 2012, it was too small to actually compete. The six team members practiced together and occasionally… Continue reading
Saturday was full of festivities in the Snoqualmie Valley, since most Valley cities hosted their annual holiday traditions during the day. North Bend extended its… Continue reading
What would you need if you were living outside at this time of year? “Socks, shoes, coats, blankets, sleeping bags, pillows and food,” says Kristen… Continue reading
Artistic ability has never, literally, never had a place in my toolbox. Not drawing, not sculpting, not flower arranging. I needed patterns and paint by… Continue reading
Just over 100 years ago, the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company felled its first log, beginning an enterprise that built, among other things, a lasting community… Continue reading
It wasn’t really the tree lighting everyone was waiting for Saturday evening in Snoqualmie’s Railroad Park, but the big guy coming to light it. That… Continue reading
Have you noticed it yet? The absolute best new feature of our recently updated website? If you haven’t, I’ll give you a hint — you… Continue reading
Earlier this month, the King County Council approved a new fee for utility franchises using county right-of-way that could lead to an increase of about… Continue reading
Local races dominated ballots in the Snoqualmie Valley this election cycle and in the second day of returns, little has changed in the various races.… Continue reading
This weekend, we honor the men and women who have served in our military, in times of peace and in times of war. Veterans Day… Continue reading
As part of the eagerly anticipated improvements to the S.R. 18 and Interstate 90 interchange outside of Snoqualmie, the Washington State Patrol weigh station along… Continue reading
Remember when we used to have to figure out which voting precinct we lived in, and where we had to go to vote? How confusing… Continue reading
An extra $25 million for the Snoqualmie Valley School District in 2019 won’t be enough to keep the district from asking voters to approve an… Continue reading
Snoqualmie cut the ribbon on recent park improvements Wednesday at Ironwood Park on Snoqualmie Ridge, with a small, but dedicated crowd of park users. Children… Continue reading
Almost every January since I’ve been at the Record, I have compiled a list of words to retire. These are generally popular expressions overused to… Continue reading
A little over a month from now, the staff and students of Cedarcrest High School’s agriculture education program will find out how they compare with… Continue reading
It’s likely the first holiday party of the season, and the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Nov. 17 gala is part of another first, too,… Continue reading
North Bend is a city of contrasts, holding the enviable position of being home to many recreational opportunities and just off an interstate highway that… Continue reading
Students led the discussion, kept the conversation moving and provided the questions in the Oct. 12 school board candidate forum. Grace Lansberry and Wilson Toft,… Continue reading
