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‘We’ve waited our turn’
SNOQUALMIE - It was evident by the look on Snoqualmie Director of Public Safety Don Isley's face that…
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Valley watershed forum approves grants
UPPER VALLEY - Preserving Tollgate Farm as open space was an important part of establishing a natural connection…
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Greening up the city
Carol Peterson waters the city-owned pea patch on Silva Street in Snoqualmie. The Silva Street pea patch is…
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On their way to the top
Taking advantage of the recent spate of warm weather, Doug Jones, in front, and Monica Angevine, both of…
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Old pipes, lack of rights biggest water issues before city, council told
NORTH BEND - Following a three-year effort, the North Bend City Council unanimously passed a resolution adopting the…
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Golfing greats will take part in Merrill Lynch Invitational
Newly crowned U.S. Open champion Juli Inkster will join Jack Nicklaus, Nancy Lopez and John Daly as part…
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World’s best one-wheelers roll into Valley
It won't be strange this weekend to see hundreds of people riding around on one wheel.
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Golf for a good cause
SNOQUALMIE - A near-perfect day helped make the third annual Snoqualmie Valley Charity Golf Classic at the Snoqualmie…
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Blooming baskets
Caycee Furlie, a Snoqualmie Parks Department employee, waters baskets along Railroad Avenue. The baskets were put together by…
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Child captains of industry
Katie Brennan, 7, left, and Morgan Armstrong, 7, serve a customer at their catering booth at Children's Services…
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Unicyclists pedal past cultural differences
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Ryan Woessner of Minnesota enjoyed a rare moment on the morning of Monday, July 22.
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$3.6 million fire station levy will have Sept. 17 vote, council decides
SNOQUALMIE - The Snoqualmie City Council passed an ordinance at its Monday, July 22, meeting that sets a…
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DOE gravel mine permit faces appeal
NORTH BEND - The Cascade Gateway Foundation has launched its first legal challenge against Cadman Inc.'s proposed North…