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Driving ordinance makes return trip to committee
NORTH BEND - A law that can fine drivers up to $300 if they are involved in an…
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Ditching the school bus
School officials and parents were thankful no one was hurt when a Snoqualmie Valley School District bus, pictured…
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Prison inmates to perform cleanup work around the city
SNOQUALMIE - Snoqualmie officials have found a cheap supply of labor to help keep the city clean: state…
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Love of people, books made job rewarding
It may seem remarkable that such a small, nondescript building could have such an enormous heart.
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Massive land deal stops sprawl, causes layoffs
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Evergreen Forest Trust, a nonprofit organization that aims to preserve forest lands in Washington from…
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Casino process difficult to halt
SNOQUALMIE - For those concerned about the Snoqualmie Tribe's proposed casino, the message from local officials wasn't very…
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Long-time employees now looking for work
Dave McNeely and Steve Roberts always knew their careers for Weyerhaeuser Co. would end someday, they just didn't…
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Land use among issues addressed by proposed amendments
ORTH BEND - As it continues to work on amending its 2000 comprehensive plan and development regulations, the…
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Forming Evergreen Forest Trust
The initial groundwork of what would become Evergreen Forest Trust was first laid in the mid-1990s when Joe…
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Comments wanted on North Bend comp-plan changes
NORTH BEND - North Bend planners are in the process of completing the city's proposed 2000 comprehensive plan…
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Softball standout earns honor
For Billy Wallace, softball is a way of life. One of the most recent inductees to the United…
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End of an era
It is evident to anyone in the Snoqualmie Valley, both young and old, that the history of logging…
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Governor’s budget may cut too much
NORTH BEND - For its 45 residents, Mount Si Transitional Health Center is more than just a nursing…