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Illegal burn, car accident: Weekly Snoqualmie Valley fire calls

Fire departments in the Snoqualmie Valley responded to the following:

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Snoqualmie school speaker touts parent involvement in athletics

With most Valley students involved in team sports, many community parents want to support them. For the third…

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Committee calls for fresh approaches at Mount Si High School’s new freshman campus

Mount Si High School freshmen could attend a different kind of high school at a Snoqualmie Middle School…

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North Bend food bank seeks manager

The Mount Si Helping Hand Food Bank is looking for a new part-time operations manager.

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Deadline nears for city’s human services funding requests

The city of Snoqualmie's Human Services Committee is accepting proposals for human services to be provided during the…

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County executive proposes cuts, fewer deputies for sheriff’s department

Aiming to close a $60 million shortfall in the general fund, King County Executive Dow Constantine has proposed…

Architect's designs of the new Snoqualmie YMCA show a rock climbing wall facing south

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Form to follow function at new Snoqualmie YMCA

A second round of public input on YMCA priorities and design is 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 28, at…

History moves on for Fall City artist Don Fels

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Vanishing history: Vandals can’t stop Fall City artist from questioning mill town’s past

To historians like Fall City public artist Don Fels, history itself is under siege in the landmark Sycamore…

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More big rigs for North Bend? City seeks public input on Tanner trucking expansion

City planners are weighing approval this fall of a proposed expansion of trucking services in North Bend.

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Breast cancer screening at senior center

The Mount Si Senior Center will have an on-site mobile mammography van for breast cancer screenings on Wednesday,…

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Bullying discussion gets loud at school board meeting

Snoqualmie Valley School Board President Caroline Loudenback pounded her gavel numerous times, quieting the room during a heated…

North Bend Police Chief Mark Toner opens the prescription drop box at the King County Sheriff’s substation. Valley police will accept and dispose of drugs on National Takeback Day.

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North Bend cops locking down drugs on National Takeback Day

North Bend police are giving residents a new way to empty medicine cabinets and keep potentially dangerous prescription…

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Church bringing free health clinic to Snoqualmie

A tough economy has left many people with few health care options. But thanks to a local church-clinic…