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A winter walk
Robyn Kolke and James Kolke, 3, try to stay dry during a walk in North Bend last week.…
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District 38 officials consider cuts
NORTH BEND - Firefighter positions have yet to be cut, but a medic services contract has as King…
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Snoqualmie Tribe’s food bank faces uncertain future
CARNATION - Snoqualmie Tribe Vice Chair Mary Ann Hinzman said her mother had a food bank before anyone…
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Short looks to add a business mind to City Council
SNOQUALMIE - Nate Short has been all around the world handling business decisions for a multimillion-dollar company.
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Mount SI Trail to receive a facelift
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - The popular Mount Si Trail will receive a 75-day makeover beginning this week.
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North Bend has commission vacancies
NORTH BEND - Residents who want to make a difference in city government, but who don't feel like…
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Area trails avoid damage in storm
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - As seven King County maintenance crews busily cleared collapsed trees from hiking trails in Maple…
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Best of Snoqualmie Valley coming next week
Here is your chance to tell the Valley who you think is the best. Ballots will be available…
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Progress slow in Ridge’s Phase II deliberations
SNOQUALMIE - Whether or not Quadrant Corp. will have a role in monitoring wetlands at the Snoqualmie Ridge…
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Council member questions process
NORTH BEND - In just the second City Council meeting of the year, a seemingly innocuous appointment to…
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Stunning sunrise
Mount Si looms over the Mill Pond at sunrise last week. Although the days appear to be getting…
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Bus driver placed on paid leave after accident
SNOQUALMIE - The Snoqualmie Valley School District placed one of its bus drivers on administrative leave after an…
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Who’s the best? You can decide
Each of us is the "best" at something. Now is your chance to tell the whole Valley who…