A Sammamish couple hopes to break ground on a permanent indoor surf facility later this year.
Ivy Cheung grows lavender on her small family farm.
New ownership at the brewery means a revamped interior and some canned beers.
Josh O’Connor is the new president and publisher while Terry Ward is the new vice president.
Living history museum has weekend festivals once a month in Carnation.
Seattle has passed a head tax to help fund homelessness services.
Jeb Haber makes craft kits cut from lasers for customers to assemble on their own.
The celebration will start at 5:30 p.m. on April 20 and feature live music until 10 p.m.
Eager to become first-time home buyers, Daniel and Chloe Li started their search for a home on the Eastside with a mixture of hope, trepidation,… Continue reading
Snoqualmie Casino hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony March 2 to commemorate the grand re-opening of the popular Mist Bar. The venue’s redesign creates a stunning… Continue reading
Following a well-attended community job fair last June, the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce, the cities of Snoqualmie and North Bend, and Umpqua Bank, in… Continue reading
Don Bleha, RE/MAX Integrity, has been chosen as one of Seattle’s Five Star Real Estate Agents for 2017. Bleha has won the honor consistently since… Continue reading
Coldwell Banker Bain in Duvall recently announced that Five Star Professional has named Duvall real estate broker Tom Loutsis as a Five Star Real Estate… Continue reading
Tom Parker, Chief Executive Officer of Snoqualmie Valley Hospital, will be the featured speaker at the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon. He will… Continue reading
When word of a new Safeway being built on Snoqualmie Ridge began circulating, so did worries about that store’s impact on the Ridge’s existing grocery… Continue reading
In the 14th anniversary year of the “Give the Gift of Peace” campaign, Jacksons Food Stores and its customers donated a total of $183,573.52 —… Continue reading
The year 2018 is off to a robust start in the residential housing market. In Snoqualmie, we have 50 percent more pending sales in January… Continue reading
