Business
Connecting Fall City: Businesswoman built town’s first telephone company
Thousands of people drive by the Fall City totem pole every day, but few people may know the…
Business
Learning never stops for eye doctor
Important lessons are learned every day for Rebecca Dale, eye doctor and founder of Snoqualmie Falls Ophthalmology, PLLC.
News
County Council approves eminent domain approach for Fall City trail
Members of the King County Council voted unanimously to pursue eminent domain ownership at a closed Snoqualmie Valley…
News
No recall: Tribal Council calls for fact-finding meeting
Some 50 members of the Snoqualmie Tribe called for a recall of nearly half of the tribal council…
News
City, school board OK deal to share Snoqualmie Ridge YMCA parking
Snoqualmie Valley School District and the city of Snoqualmie have signed a deal to share school parking spaces…
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Snoqualmie to part with old library building
Councilman Charles Peterson was the lone dissenter in the Snoqualmie City Council's majority decision to surplus the former…
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Legal battle looms for Snoqualmie Valley Trail access
Riding the backcountry of the Lower Snoqualmie Valley has been getting harder for equestrians like Patty Bernard. Riders…
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Design competition looks at new role for Snoqualmie’s big lot
Festival grounds, overflow parking, disaster assembly point — Snoqualmie's King Street lot has played a lot of roles…
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New chairwoman elected by Snoqualmie Indian Tribe
The Snoqualmie Tribe seated a new chairwoman following tribal council elections in April.
Opinion
Mount Si is safe for another summer
Everyone from hiking enthusiasts to local businesses and city officials had cause to celebrate last week when word…
News
Online vote speeds restoration effort at Northwest Railway Museum
The Messenger of Peace doesn't get the celebrity status of Thomas the Tank Engine or as many looks…
News
Ghosts of the mill town: Return to Riverside
Visit the Reinig Road Sycamore Corridor, a registered King County landmark, today, and you will see rows of…
News
Mount Si to stay open; State saves funding for Snoqualmie Valley trail access
Once faced with closure, public trails at Mount Si, Little Si, Rattlesnake Lake and the Snoqualmie River’s Middle…