Jennifer Bourlin

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So long, ink: North Bend police use fingerprinting of the future

Doing away with the ink and moving into the high-tech world, the King County Sheriff’s North Bend substation…

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Pipes replaced after lead found in Mount Si High School water

Water is back on at Mount Si High School’s new portable buildings after workers pulled out plumbing believed…

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House passes Alpine Lakes, Middle Fork wilderness law

A new law conserving local wild lands, including the Snoqualmie River’s Middle Fork, has cleared the U.S. House…

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North Bend man acquitted in animal cruelty case

A North Bend man has been found innocent of animal cruelty in the shooting of a dog near…

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Crucial vote nears for Snoqualmie YMCA

Operating agreement goes in front of city council Monday

Taking an online pretest

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Snoqualmie Valley students try out new standardized tests

So long, WASL: Exams aim for efficiency

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Mount Si High School will expand to Snoqualmie Middle School

The Snoqualmie Valley School District will use Snoqualmie Middle School as a satellite campus of Mount Si High…

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Fall City health care provider shares ways to prevent colon cancer

Colon cancer: No one is without risk, but early detection saves lives

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Five options for new Snoqualmie Valley elementary school boundaries

Set to redraw the boundaries that define where children attend elementary schools in the Snoqualmie Valley School District,…

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Snoqualmie Valley youth sports facilities can seek King County funding

Program has awarded more than $10 million in grants for fields, skateparks, more

Founding members of Snoqualmie Valley Arts include

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New Snoqualmie Valley Arts association aims to help culture thrive

The arts in the Snoqualmie Valley are alive and growing. That is the belief and motto of the…

Mount Si Lutheran Church members Bob Bartlett and Harvey Oster raise flags at the entrance to Mount Si High School on Saturday

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Remembering an American hero: Snoqualmie Valley residents gather to honor fallen Marine Eric Ward

Hundreds wave flags, honor young soldier's short life

Mount Si High School culinary teacher Laura Tarp reacts to news that she is one of the Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation's Educators of the Year. The Valley's top educators will be honored at the foundation's luncheon and main fundraiser

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Surprise visit, honor for Snoqualmie Valley’s top educators

Surprising this year’s 2010 Educators of the Year, the Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation made unexpected visits to schools…