Superintendent Joel Aune presents Rudy Edwards a certificate for his dedication

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Edwards retires from school board after 20 years

After serving almost 20 years on the Snoqualmie Valley School Board, Rudy Edwards is saying goodbye to his…

Mount Si senior Patricia Prewitt

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Student representatives to act as liaisons between MSHS and board

Five years in the making, the Snoqualmie Valley School District has chosen two student representatives from Mount Si…

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70-home Tanner Wood development to include elk corridor

A proposal to build the first housing community in North Bend in 14 years, 70 homes on 18…

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Vaccine supplies increase in county

Starting this week, eligibility for the H1N1 influenza vaccine will be expanded to everyone six months of age…

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Senior centers offer cold-weather health help

Blizzard bags, bus help, hot meals part of local effort in big chill

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Casino, KISW, to hold benefit for fallen officers

Snoqualmie Casino announced today its sponsorship of KISW Salutes the Shield benefit, to be held Saturday, Dec. 19,…

Fall City United Methodist Church pastor Lee Carney Hartman and lay leader Sue Terbrueggen ring bells for climate justice. They along with Snoqualmie United Methodist church will be joining in on the movement for climate justice by ringing their steeple bells 350

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SLIDESHOW: Valley bells ring 350 times for climate justice

Bells rang at Fall City and Snoqualmie United Methodist Churches on Sunday, Dec. 13, but not for the…

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Two more for North Bend council; Pettersen, Garcia picked for expanding roles

Mayor Ken Hearing and the North Bend City Council nominated, approved and swore in Jeanne Pettersen and Chris…

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Snoqualmie Tribe calls for new elections

Mending a disputed May election that closed tribal offices for several days this summer, the Snoqualmie Tribe plans…

Jill Massengill and Jan Marie Johnson were surprised when they were presented with the North Bend Citizen of the Year Awards. Both were recognized for their time and work they volunteered to organize the Mount Si Festival and block party.

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Surprise award for top citizens

Centennial duo lured with ‘budget’ cover story

Displaying the boxes of complete Thanksgiving meals (including turkey

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Economy chills Snoqualmie Valley’s giving season

Donations steady, but more families seeking help

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North Bend bank robber made off with less than $400

New details emerge in bank heist

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New Snoqualmie City Hall to open Dec. 14

Management and staff from six departments will move to the new facility this Friday.