Snoqualmie district Operations Manager Carl Larson shows a worn-out valve inside a Mount Si High School boiler room that had to replaced recently.

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Snoqualmie Valley schools are in need of repair

Walking around Mount Si High School with Carl Larson, operations manager for Snoqualmie Valley School District, it’s easy…

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Pratt River wilderness proposal gets second look

Washington Democratic Sen. Patty Murray launched a “public process” this month to explore ways to make the Pratt…

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Best of the Valley contest is back

Who's got the best burger, cup of joe or store to browse in the Snoqualmie Valley? You decide!

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Horse rescue team to hold Valentine’s Day fundraiser

This Valentine’s Day, Fall City-based Cowgirl Spirit Rescue Drill Team will be raising funds for their rescue horse…

Kaylee Galloway

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Page in the House

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Tax help offered to storm victims

Victims of recent severe winter storms, landslides, mudslides, and flooding in the Valley may qualify for tax relief…

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In brief

The Tanner Electric Cooperative, which provides power to several Snoqualmie Valley communities, just announced a $500 college scholarship…

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In brief

The Study Zone programs at the Snoqualmie and North Bend libraries are seeking dedicated tutors to help elementary,…

Mount Si High School student Brielle Buhner watches as Alex Bolves checks the starter apparatus for a four-wheel-drive

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Revving up for bids

Snow covers the shoreline at Rattlesnake Lake in this winter scene snapped by North Bend resident Nomi Field. The photo took first place in the Snoqualmie Valley Record’s second-annual Reader Photo Contest. See more photos sent in by readers and residents on pages A6 and A7.

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Silence at the shore

Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson shows the town’s new city hall to urban planning students from the University of Washington. The new city hall utilizes green technology and has a flexible design

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Sustainable city sights

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In brief

King County is seeking nominations for its Earth Heroes at Schools award.

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In brief

Wednesday, Feb. 11, is officially known in Snoqualmie as Gloria McNeely Day.