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Snoqualmie Valley students make honor roll at Oregon State University

Four Snoqualmie Valley graduates have made the Scholastic Honor Roll during Oregon State University's winter term.

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Only half of Snoqualmie residents counted as of National Census Day

National Census Day, observed April 1, serves as the point-in-time benchmark for the nation’s population count for the…

Walk a dog and help children overcome autism at the second annual Pet Walk for Autism

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Walk the dog, treat autism at Lake Sammamish pet event

Snoqualmie resident Tonya Guinn invites all comers to walk the dog while supporting autism research at the second…

Northwest Cascade employee Jim Carter of Duvall keeps his eye on a co-worker down a manhole during sewer construction on 140th Avenue in North Bend. Major sewer installation continues throughout 2010 in North Bend’s Tanner annex.

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Sewer means change at North Bend’s Tanner annex

As heavy machinery and hard-hatted construction workers dug their way down a Wood River side street, North Bend…

Breaking ground Monday

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Work begins on Snoqualmie downtown renewal project

Teams of workers have lined downtown Snoqualmie streets with painted lines, signs that construction is imminent on the…

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Downtown’s Hopping! Look for Easter coloring contest online

Children are invited to take part in the annual Downtown’s Hoppin’ Easter coloring contest.

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Plant sale to benefit Carnation senior center

The Sno Valley Senior Center’s annual plant sale is moving and growing. Remlinger Farms in Carnation has donated…

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Si View gets Rotary grant

The Si View Metro Parks District has received a grant from the Rotary Club of Snoqualmie Valley which…

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5,000-person treasure hunt coming to Carnation

As many as 5,000 high-tech treasure hunters will descend on Carnation this summer, at a time when the…

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Snoqualmie, builder reach settlement on city hall costs

The city of Snoqualmie has settled construction costs for its new City Hall with the builder.

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North Bend, fire district explore new deal for station

The two-year saga to replace North Bend's aging fire station took a new twist last week, as the…

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Eastside legislator challenges national health care bill

State Sen. Cheryl Pflug, (R-Maple Valley), is among 16 state senators challenging the new national health care bill.

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Lights out at Snoqualmie City Hall for Earth Hour

The World Wildlife Fund asked individuals, businesses, governments, and organizations around the world to turn off their lights…