Business
Welcoming women, mommies and babies: Valley midwife makes a practice of treating women as whole people
What she said was “My belief is every woman deserves a midwife.” What that means, especially to those…
Business
Business community: Snoqualmie Valley Women in Business building local connections
Correctly predicting that a lot of women at the Snoqualmie Valley Women in Business lunch shared personality traits…
News
Pondering the bond: School board considers purpose of next voter request
They made a unanimous commitment in February to bring a bond to their voters, but the Snoqualmie Valley…
Life
Vagabond style: Local band Left Coast Gypsies brings unique sound to Fall City Days
It’s tricky to try to pin the Left Coast Gypsies, the band slated to perform during Fall City…
News
A team effort: Two Rivers School’s 25th graduating class reaches milestone, together | Slideshow
Blinking furiously and looking up, only up, Vanessa Scott and Regan Bedortha made it through most of graduation…
News
Smiles of joy, sombre moments as Mount Si’s Class of 2012 graduates | Slideshow
“I remember graduation. I remember that feeling of elation and freedom, and I’m excited for them.” Ann Landry,…
News
The gift: Tanner Jeans’ legacy is a safer Snoqualmie, says Foundation founder Laurie Gibbs
By day, Laurie Gibbs deals with worst-case scenarios. Her analytical mind is constantly turning over prevention methods and…
News
The sign struggle: North Bend nursery’s sign campaign spurs debate on balance between law, business
Every time Nels Melgaard puts his A-frame signs up on North Bend streets, he knows he’s breaking the…
News
Search for burglary suspects puts people on alert; residents advised to check peddlers’ licenses
A big blue truck and an average white male have become important leads in a Snoqualmie Police burglary…
News
Building with beads: Fundraiser helps Ugandan women build livelihoods, improves life for struggling Valley families | Photos
As early shoppers admire displays of hand-made jewelry, Taylor Mosier hovers nearby, waiting to answer questions about the…
Sports
Mount Si’s high-flying Dana Pecora heads to Montana
High-flying cheerleader Dana Pecora —she’s the one at the top of the pyramid—is more spirited than ever these…
News
Sober thoughts: Mount Si students stage mock crash for Think and Drive week | Slideshow
"What did you do?" Tracie Smith's howl shreds the stunned silence on Schusmann Avenue Thursday morning, as a…
News
Mount Si Transitional center still feeling effects of January blackout
Months after a weeklong power outage that started January 18, the Mount Si Transitional Health Center in North…