Tremendous changes are in the works for the North Bend Pet Salon. The salon is changing its location, its name and adding a new groomer/partner.
Quadrant Homes recently announced that its Snoqualmie Ridge planned community surpassed all previous sales records with a total of 386 home sales in 2004, averaging more than one home sale per day.
After nearly 38 years, Fall City resident Kathy Winter is retiring from the banking business.
FALL CITY – A 130-year-old haunted house may seem like an unlikely setting for a pet spa, but somehow it works. Just ask Leo and Mrs. Honey.
Wine lovers will have the opportunity to sip, sup and savor the best in Washington vintages and victuals when Washington Wine Tours presents a moveable feast aboard the Snoqualmie Valley Railroad’s first-ever Wine Train from 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Friday, April 15.
The Snoqualmie Valley Pet Parlor (Formerly North Bend Pet Salon) will be having a grand opening celebration on Saturday, April 9 at 12 p.m.
Bella Vita Salon & Spa owners Angie Riley and Marie Everett cut the ribbon at their new Snoqualmie location on March 12. The Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce helped welcome the salon to its new location.
Tove Titus, owner of the Snoqualmie Valley Pet Parlor (formerly known as the North Bend Pet Salon), cuts the ribbon held by Judy Boyce and Kim Hubner, Chamber of Commerce ambassadors, during the grand opening of the store on April 9. Titus moved the business to the Snoqualmie location at 8103 Falls Ave. S.E. after running the store in North Bend.
NORTH BEND – Cathi Linden may describe herself as working class, but her work has been good enough for the stars.
Gary Asmus recently accepted the position of executive chef for Remlinger Farms in Carnation.
NORTH BEND – Good taste runs in the family at Sandellas Fine Home.
Owners Sandy Dochnahl and Tracy Peck are a mother and daughter team with style to spare.
DLH, Inc. is pleased to announce its expansion into a newly constructed 11,200 square-foot facility in North Bend.
My Scrapbook Services opened in Snoqualmie last month, offering services that help people put together scrapbooks.
