The city hopes to improve road safety at the intersection of SE Tanner Road and North Bend Way.
The city is acquiring property to reduce flood impacts and provide open space opportunities.
The event is a dog-themed fundraiser for the American Cancer Society’s annual Relay for Life event in July.
Hundreds of residents from around the Valley joined together in downtown North Bend on March 24 for a local March for Our Lives rally organized… Continue reading
Parks and Public Works director involved in outside business with former city staffer
City council upholds hearing examiner’s decision in an appeal of the permit .
Board to discuss next steps at upcoming work study.
Food bank serves about 300 families every week.
Girl was walking to baseball practice when man grabbed her.
A new job description for the role of events coordinator was approved by Snoqualmie City Council at their meeting on Monday, Feb. 26. The creation… Continue reading
An outside review of a suspected ethics violation in the city of Snoqualmie has been completed and the hearing officer conducting the review has recommended… Continue reading
The Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation announced the four winners of the Educator of the Year awards on Thursday, March 1, surprising each winner with the… Continue reading
To commemorate the recent acquisition of a 110-year-old electric train car, the Northwest Railway Museum unveiled a painting titled “The Story Teller” commissioned by local… Continue reading
At the Snoqualmie City Council meeting on Feb. 12, a High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk beacon for the intersection of Snoqualmie Parkway and Fisher Avenue SE was… Continue reading
After an incredibly successful, undefeated season, the Mount Si wrestlers had mixed results at the State Championships on Feb. 16 and 17. Head Coach Tony… Continue reading
On Thursday, Feb. 8, Dariel Norris, president of the Public Hospital District No. 4 board of commissioners, gave an update on the Snoqualmie Valley Hospital’s… Continue reading
After a recent landslide put one of Snoqualmie’s water sources in danger, the Snoqualmie City Council took action to protect the spring from future risk.… Continue reading
North Bend City Councilman Alan Gothelf was recently appointed to his fourth term as chairperson of the Eastside Fire & Rescue Board Board of directors.… Continue reading
The non-profit Life Enrichment Options is working to bring one of its biggest projects in Issaquah to the Snoqualmie Valley. LEO has purchased a property… Continue reading
Mount Si graduate Carmen Krochel recently completed a large and much-requested project for Washington State University, to help even more people make sense of the… Continue reading
