The Class of 2017 is a stellar class, Mount Si High School Principal John Belcher announced Friday night, just before the seniors in that class… Continue reading
The surprise has faded a little, now that I’ve had a few weeks to get used to the idea, but my first thought is still… Continue reading
Darryl Lee Wright of Snoqualmie was sentenced Thursday, June 1, in U.S. District Court in Tacoma to three years in prison, three years of supervised… Continue reading
“To another 50 years,” Bill Petitjean announced as he cut the ribbon Sunday at the Northwest Railway Museum. His role in the event, celebrating 60… Continue reading
It’s been a while since we posed our weekly questions, sometimes complex, sometimes utterly straightforward, to audiences in the Snoqualmie Valley, and I’m sad to… Continue reading
Today’s Mt. Si Senior Center in North Bend is, like the multiple generations of senior citizens it now serves, easier to define by what it… Continue reading
Fifty years ago in May, the Northwest Railway Museum began offering a new, old experience, train rides in the Snoqualmie Valley. Train transportation changed everything… Continue reading
Cedar River Partners, a developer planning a new 212-unit housing project in North Bend, will host an open house on the project, from 6 to… Continue reading
A week after a small sinkhole opened up next to the offices of the Snoqualmie Valley Record and MK Properties in downtown Snoqualmie, there’s hardly… Continue reading
Like a lot of places in the Valley, The Black Dog Cafe in Snoqualmie features live music. What makes the downtown Snoqualmie restaurant, and this… Continue reading
The Carnation Farmers Market celebrated opening day with all of the usual market festivities, plus a traditional Maypole dance. The market operates from 3 to… Continue reading
Service is the secret of Sno Falls Credit Union’s annual appearance in the finalists for Best Financial Institution in the Valley Record’s Best of the… Continue reading
A hailstorm and a 233-256 win over rival Skyline made the Mount Si High School girls golf team’s Senior Night, Thursday, April 27 memorable. It… Continue reading
One of the great, but largely unfulfilled needs in the Snoqualmie
Valley is for a broad range of senior care and services, from affordable housing… Continue reading
On a finally sunny few days last week, Mount Si High School hosted Eastlake in a track meet that added a win to both the… Continue reading
Following the retirement of City Manager Phil Messina March 27, the city of Carnation welcomed interim city manager Bob Jean to the staff on Monday,… Continue reading
Former Snoqualmie Police Chief Steve McCulley is leaving the Valley to serve a California community. McCulley, who retired from the Snoqualmie Police Department last June,… Continue reading
In a few weeks, candidates for local offices will be able to file for office through King County Elections. Filing week is May 15 to… Continue reading
For its sixth annual North Bend Jazz Walk coming up this Saturday, event organizer Jazz Clubs NW is planning its combination of traditional favorites, such… Continue reading
Within the month, the city of North Bend will advertise for bids on construction of a long-planned downtown plaza, extending over two blocks of North… Continue reading