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Free surgery qualifications and
Qualifications for free surgery include proof of state or federal public assistance; only cash is accepted for fee-based…
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Issaquah hospital hearing starts
The question of whether the residents of the greater Issaquah area need a full-service hospital went before a…
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Salmon habitat receives award
A salmon habitat in the Snoqualmie Watershed was awarded $320,000 recently by the state Salmon Recovery Funding Board.
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District schools plan on ways to improve
Though principals in the Snoqualmie Valley School District make plans to improve their schools on a regular basis,…
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Dinner and fire safety
Sparky, the fire safety pup with the King County Fire District No. 27 in Fall City, waves to…
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Flood study of Lower Valley, river wraps up
Representatives from King and Snohomish counties and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) were in Carnation on Wednesday,…
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Snoqualmie to try out online meetings
The Snoqualmie City Council will soon be holding a few special meetings online. Starting at the end of…
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Businesses surprised by PSE work
Business owners along Railroad Avenue in Snoqualmie were surprised when Pilchuck Contractors workers and equipment took over the…
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A wonder on one wheel
Three-year-old Gracie Lou Wyrsch is helped by her mother, Erin, at last week's Mount Si boys' basketball game.…
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Methodist from Snoqualmie to help build church in Congo
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire) is the third largest country on the continent of Africa.…
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Nature photographed
Genuine Image Photography in Snoqualmie, owned by Brenda Huckle (pictured), is showcasing its first collection of photography by…
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Children of the Ridge
Mike's Cascade Grill on the Snoqualmie Ridge is hosting a reception for local artist Richard Burhans at 10…
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Bipartisan group is looking out for the environment
For the first time in Washington state, Republicans, Democrats and environmental groups have been meeting as a bipartisan…