Life
Timber! music festival opens today in Carnation
Each year the Timber! Outdoor Music Festival at Tolt-MacDonald Park in Carnation is loaded with great music and…
Life
Snoqualmie’s Train Shed exhibit building now open for walk-up visits, Thursday through Sunday
The Northwest Railway Museum’s Train Shed exhibit building is now open for walk-up visits for the summer of…
Life
Area students make Azusa Pacific dean’s list
Several local residents made the academic deans’ list at Azusa Pacific University. They include: Jessica Guyer of Fall…
Life
Spend a Day Out with Thomas, starting Friday at Snoqualmie’s Northwest Railway Museum
The Northwest Railway Museum in Snoqualmie is the only venue to host Thomas the Tank Engine in the…
Letters to the Editor
Many thanks for another Great Carnation Fourth of July celebration | Letter
Another Carnation Fourth of July Celebration has passed. This year’s event was amazing, the weather was perfect. We…
Life
Mount Si Fish and Game awards $1,000 scholarships to two Mount Si students
The Mount Si Fish and Game Club’s 2017 $1,000 college scholarships were awarded to Jackson Stokes of North…
News
Blotter: Two air conditioners plugged into one outlet was a bad idea; tired-out swimmer needs help getting back across the river
Police and fire agencies in the Snoqualmie Valley responded to the following calls:
Life
Carnation announces winners of Fourth of July parade, basketball tournament
A record parade crowd, assembling before the start of the Grand Parade July 4 in Carnation, stopped to…
Life
Snoqualmie lights up the sky with second annual Red, White and Boom event
After a successful first year in 2016, the Red, White and Boom fireworks show returned for a second…
Life
Green Snoqualmie hosts forest restoration throughout the summer
The Green Snoqualmie Partnership, formed to restore and protect the forests in Snoqualmie parks and natural areas, welcomes…
Sports
Falls Little League Cubs win Snoqualmie Valley Championship tournament
The Falls Little League Cubs took first place in the Majors division this year and then went onto…
Obituaries
DENNIS “ED” LAMB
Longtime Snoqualmie Valley native, Ed Lamb, passed away on July 1, 2017, at the age of 75 years.
Letters to the Editor
Former finance director lists six reasons she’s voting for Matt Larson | Letter
Here are six reasons I am voting to re-elect Mayor Larson.