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Mexico has lasting effect on church men
SNOQUALMIE - The men who went to Mexico last month from the Snoqualmie Valley Alliance Church for a…
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Council cautiously moves forward with water plan
NORTH BEND - City Council members approved the next step in North Bend's ongoing saga to gain water…
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Valley school board approves boundary change
SNOQUALMIE - Despite a strong group of resident protesters, the Snoqualmie Valley School District Board of Directors voted…
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Students work to ensure prom is a safe event for all
SNOQUALMIE - The impact of an adult explaining the dangers of drinking and driving during prom season can…
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George Macris Day
William Grosvenor, 8, and his sister Olivia, 7, test out a bench to be dedicated in the name…
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Collision course
On the afternoon of May 10, two men were involved in a head-on collision near the intersection of…
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Tax rates increase for some PSE customers
NORTH BEND - A small number of Puget Sound Energy (PSE) customers in North Bend will soon see…
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North Bend to retain King County courts
NORTH BEND - King County will continue to provide court services for North Bend until at least the…
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Local artist explores vivid watercolor tones
NORTH BEND - Balancing three boys, soccer practices and an aspiring art career seems like a tremendous load.…
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Local national forest campgrounds to open
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Most campgrounds in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest will be in full operation by Friday,…
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What is the Critical Areas Ordinance?
Editor's note: The Critical Areas Ordinance is an in-depth, constantly changing plan. This series is not intended to…
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Licensing officials change unpopular address rule
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - The state Department of Licensing (DOL) is changing a recent implementation after hearing complaints from…
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Queen for a day
CSSV Executive Director Nancy Whitaker and board president Darcy Becker celebrate the success of the second annual "Queen…