Josh Ward

News

Race honors fallen runner

Carnation’s annual Run for the Pies will be missing one familiar face this year — Josh Ward. The…

News

Fees, cuts save school sports

Despite deep budget cuts, middle school extracurricular activities will exist next year.

Living with cancer means many trips to the doctor’s office for Lisa Newell of North Bend. Newell learns that her cancer hasn’t spread but will require another three months of chemotherapy at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.

News

Facing cancer without fear

Lisa Newell is nervous as she signs in at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. The nurse at the check-in…

Northwest Railway Museum Executive Director Richard Anderson visits the wall and platform of the historic Snoqualmie railway depot

News

Arson fires lit at depot, city hall

$10,000 reward to catch culprit

News

Snoqualmie, Fall City fire responses

The Snoqualmie Fire Deparment and Fall City Fire District responded to the following calls in the past week:

King County Executive candidate Alan Lobdell speaks during the Eastside King County Executive Forum

News

Executive candidates blast county management at forum

Poor management was a recurring theme Thursday as six King County executive candidates discussed their bids for election…

News

School board delays decision on suing state

The Snoqualmie Valley school board voted to postpone a decision on joining 30 other Washington school districts in…

News

North Bend to host recycling event Sunday

The city of North Bend will host a Special Recycling Event, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, June…

News

Vintage car race to visit Valley

Rally marks centennial of continental contest

News

Snoqualmie police putting new computers on the road

The city of Snoqualmie is spending nearly $31,000 to equip its police department with five state-of-the-art mobile computer…

News

Two men charged for shooting, leaving dog to die

King County prosecutors have charged a North Bend man and his father with first degree animal cruelty for…

News

Valley Calendar

MUSIC AND COMEDY

News

Snoqualmie offers yard waste drop-off

Valley residents have several ways to get rid of yard waste and recyclables this summer.