News
Support Mount Si High School student activities at March 20 fundraiser
Jungle Fever, a fundraiser and live auction benefiting Mount Si High School student activities, is Saturday, March 20,…
Opinion
Pools to grow local champs
The Snoqualmie Valley has its own state champion in a sport most people didn’t even know we competed…
News
Checker, boyfriend face check-bounce charges
A Snoqualmie couple face criminal charges for scheming to pass bad checks at a local supermarket. Heidi L.…
Opinion
Aging boomers mean new challenge for senior centers
No doubt about it, the role of the Snoqualmie Valley’s senior centers is about to grow. As the…
News
Community center, downtown plans topic of Snoqualmie council retreat
Finding fixes for long-neglected infrastructure is the business at hand as the Snoqualmie City Council goes into its…
Life
Warm winter is mixed news for Middle Fork
It has been the most amazing winter. Little snow, below-average rains and above-average temperatures have made snow-free trips…
Opinion
Creating hope for Haiti
It’s been amazing to see the efforts that young people, along with the rest of our community, have…
News
Snoqualmie Council approves downtown renewal bid
The Snoqualmie City Council approved the low-bid offer for its major downtown infrastructure renewal project at its Monday,…
Life
Student submissions to Valley Record’s Scenic Photo Contest show scenic visions, unique vistas
More than a dozen student photographers shared their scenic visions of the Valley in the 2010 Valley Record…
News
Benefit helps Valley’s Northwest Railway Museum grow
A year ago, friends of the Northwest Railroad Museum gathered to help save flood-destroyed rails at a fundraiser…
Life
Winner crowned in Snoqualmie Valley Record’s Scenic Photo Contest
Nature’s beauty, local vistas on view in third annual contest
News
Fresh start at Fall City Park: Volunteers sought for native planting
Acres of tangled thorns have made a lifeless mat where ferns and native shrubs once grew along Fall…