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Local couple works to clean up methamphetamine problem
SNOQUALMIE - It's difficult to understand why anyone would consider going underneath the kitchen counter or into the…
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Education center serves as fountain of knowledge
NORTH BEND - Chris Holland, facility coordinator at the Cedar River Watershed Education Center near Rattlesnake Lake, remembers…
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MSHS students injured in wreck
NORTH BEND - Two Mount Si High School students were injured last week when the car they were…
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Mayor proposes $18 million budget
NORTH BEND - Capital improvements to North Bend - among them, additional streetlights and road and sewer upgrades…
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Pastor’s calling leads him to Snoqualmie
SNOQUALMIE - When Weldo Melvin was 17, he knew he wanted to be a pastor. "It's about the…
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Drumming up support for arts
Lee Grumman has made treks to Nepal, traveled to Cuba and Haiti and spent four years in China…
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Malcolm seeks help so CSSV can help others
Gregory Malcolm will be seen around the Valley in future months trying to convince others of something he…
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Students fired up to learn Japanese culture
Students at Fall City Elementary look at a finished piece of Raku pottery on Friday, Oct. 25, at…
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Study looks at best option for North Bend to get water
NORTH BEND - Seeking to determine the best way to proceed in North Bend's efforts to obtain more…
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Homecoming royalty
Mount Si High School announced its 2002 Homecoming royalty this week. Back row, left to right, Brandon Dollinter,…
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Council members suggest cuts to police division
SNOQUALMIE - As Snoqualmie begins work on its 2003 budget, the elimination of some public-safety expenditures is being…
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Levies now up to voters
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Levies to construct a community center in Snoqualmie and provide 24-hour urgent care at Snoqualmie…
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Mill town no more
SNOQUALMIE - As a boy, Pat Busby used to cut through the train yard of the lumber mill…