Business
Tops in service – again
For the second month in a row, Chaplin's North Bend Chevrolet service department took home honors for its…
Business
Business gets party hopping
For those looking for entertainment or theme ideas for an upcoming party, a new business in North Bend…
Business
Smith named ReNu manager
Nuprecon Inc., the leading full-service demolition contractor headquartered in Snoqualmie, hired Todd Smith as division manager of ReNu…
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Tenants named for second retail building on Snoqualmie Ridge
SNOQUALMIE - The second retail building at Snoqualmie Ridge has signed its first tenants. The building, located at…
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Third time’s the charm
The Chaplin's North Bend Chevrolet service department won top honors for the third consecutive time in customer satisfaction.…
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Kenny’s Northwest Experience to feature Canadian artist
Kenny's Northwest Experience of Snoqualmie, owned by Frank Kenny, is again bringing a well-known artist to town. Sue…
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Clinic purchase comes into focus
Dr. Brian Duvall and his wife, Latreash, third from left and second from left, respectively, celebrate the purchase…
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Wilderness Glass reflects back on 15 years
NORTH BEND - A glazier works with glass, cutting it, installing it. Sue Beauvais is the granddaughter of…
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Appointment at the Ridge
Chad Coleman/Snoqualmie Valley Record Dr. Heather Geigert, second from right holding scissors, and Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce…
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New facility example of investing in future
Newspapers are unique businesses. While privately owned and dependent on profits, newspapers play an important public-service role. They…
Business
Toiling with soil proving productive at Bernard Farm
FALL CITY - When Gordon Wenger walks around Bernard Farm in Fall City, it is tempting to assume…
Business
New business networking group
An official chapter of Business Network International (BNI) is starting in the Upper Valley and will hold its…
Business
Carnation Auto Parts finally ready to open its doors
CARNATION - Carnation Auto Parts Manager Bruce Kenyon has had bad luck with buildings.