After 63 years of tinkering, including four in retirement, Ed Wentz might reasonably be expected to have run out of things to do in his… Continue reading
Old and new are combining this weekend at Snoqualmie’s end-of-summer festival, Railroad Days, which starts Friday evening in downtown Snoqualmie. Old favorites such as the… Continue reading
Everything changes, eventually, but this week, everything really is changing at the Valley Record. We have published our last Wednesday edition — the one you’re… Continue reading
Next Monday, at about 10:21 a.m., nighttime will descend on the Valley, for about two minutes. This remarkable event is the first solar eclipse to… Continue reading
A proposal to bring the 210-acre Mountain Meadows Farm back into agricultural production, as well as into the education field, has raised many questions in… Continue reading
North Bend has long celebrated a summer festival, no matter what the name was, and whether there was such a place as North Bend or… Continue reading
North Bend’s annual Festival at Mount Si just won’t be stopped. The organizers of this annual summer festival, Friday through Sunday at Si View Park,… Continue reading
There’s a lot to like about Pat Cokewell, and a lot of reasons you’ve probably heard her name. She speaks plainly and honestly, and expects… Continue reading
Safety education has never been so much fun. Just ask the hundreds of children and families who took part in Snoqualmie’s annual safety fair, a… Continue reading
North Bend already has lots of parks and open spaces, by national standards, but not nearly enough by local measures. The 50-plus people who attended… Continue reading
Each year during the elections process, we at the Valley Record are asked who we will be endorsing as candidates in the various local races.… Continue reading
Mount Si High School won’t be the only place in Snoqualmie to operate on a new schedule come the end of summer. Starting Aug. 25,… Continue reading
Last week in Snoqualmie, democracy looked like a room full of about 100 people, all ages, listening politely while a panel of city candidates spoke… Continue reading
North Bend citizens are speaking up for their beloved open spaces, and paying up, too. In recent weeks, two crowd-funding efforts on GoFundMe were launched… Continue reading
Two water rescues and a motorcycle accident near Fall City made for an eventful evening for Fire District 27 emergency personnel, and surrounding agencies yesterday.… Continue reading
A five-acre parcel of land next to North Bend’s E.J. Roberts Park would be a dream come true for a partnership of the residents of… Continue reading
Inspired by our Women in Business special section, running this week on pages 7, 8, 12, 13 and 14, we at the Valley Record wanted… Continue reading
When the new Tolt Hill Bridge was built in 2008, it was built exactly according to the plans, King County Roads officials say, only the… Continue reading
Five years ago, a group of citizens came together and created the Snoqualmie Valley’s first shelter for the homeless. The seasonal and travelling Snoqualmie Valley… Continue reading
North Bend Way entered the construction zone Monday, June 12, when work began on a new sidewalk for two blocks on the north side of… Continue reading
