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North Bend man struck by boulder, falls from ledge at Mount Teneriffe
Rescue teams helped a 20-year-old North Bend man out of the wilds near Mount Teneriffe east of North…
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Anderson calls for change in Legislature, plans run for Lt. Gov.
It’s time for new blood in the legislative and executive branches of the state, Glenn Anderson says. Washington’s…
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North Bend, Snoqualmie schools’ Cathi Woolley named ‘Nurse of the Year’
Cathi Woolley, school nurse serving North Bend Elementary and Snoqualmie Middle Schools, was recently named School Nurse of…
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Slideshow | Despite challenges, Valley changed, amazed in 2011; Photo Year in Review
While the past year has seen the marks of economic struggle—shuttered storefronts, women praying for the survival of…
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Pick up, drop off or recycle Christmas trees in Snoqualmie
When the holidays have come and gone, Valley residents have several options for disposing of their Christmas trees.…
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Permit office’s Tom Meagher is North Bend Employee of the Year
The city of North Bend congratulates Tom Meagher, office manager and permit coordinator for the city's Community and…
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Nine Valley teachers earn National Board Certification
Nine teachers in the Snoqualmie Valley School District have been awarded 2011 National Board Certification for professional teaching…
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Minor flooding possible as heavy rain swells Snoqualmie River
The King County Flood Warning Center opened briefly Wednesday to monitor rising flows on the Snoqualmie River from…
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Dedication, January grand opening for new Snoqualmie Ridge Y, community center
After years of effort by community-center boosters, the big moment has arrived. A public grand opening of the…
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Snoqualmie Valley Rotary Club names latest Students of the Quarter
The Rotary Club of the Snoqualmie Valley has named its Rotary Students of the Quarter. From left are…
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Big book donation by 10-year-old boy
Ben Luke, a 10-year-old fifth-grader at North Bend Elementary School, luxuriates among some of the 422 books that…
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Slideshow | The invisible people: Life on the streets is cold for Valley’s homeless, but some groups are warming things up
Someday soon, Joey Bradshaw is going to be warm again. It will be only temporary, while he’s recovering…
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Snoqualmie Tribe considering $260 million Fiji casino partnership
For $1 million and some sharing of its expertise, the Snoqualmie Tribe could take part-ownership of a $290…