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Hospital Lunch and Learn, Sept. 6, looks at gluten-free diets
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District’s September Lunch & Learn, noon to 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6, explores the “Gluten-Free…
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Snoqualmie resident Bob Brunjes attending National Republican Convention.
Snoqualmie resident Bob Brunjes is attending the 2012 National Republican Convention in Tampa, Fla. Brunjes joins 2,286 delegates…
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From classrooms to offices to the community: New volunteer opportunities arise this fall at Encompass
Volunteer opportunities abound at Encompass this fall. To sign up for any of them, please contact Michelle McCormick…
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Snoqualmie Valley Alliance Church takes service to school grounds Sunday
Snoqualmie Valley Alliance Church will not hold regular service Sunday, Aug. 26, but will instead send members into…
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Bye bye, Boalch bounce: Repairs are coming soon to worn-out North Bend road
Few city projects could get this kind of reaction: “That will be awesome! I’m so excited!” In North…
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Riverview School District admin office moves to Duvall
The district offices of the Riverview School District were relocated in July to the school’s new Educational Service…
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Electrifying fundraiser for Mount Si Food Bank at Snoqualmie city gathering | Photo
Snoqualmie Police Chief Steve McCulley, center, and new Captain Nick Almquist, left, were zapped by a Taser gun…
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North Bend’s Hannah Piper gets WWU design scholarship
Western Washington University student Hannah Michelle Piper, daughter of David and Sharon Piper of North Bend, has accepted…
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Five Snoqualmie Valley students graduate at Seattle Pacific U
Five Valley students have graduated from Seattle Pacific University. From Snoqualmie, Judith Ann Bergman graduated with a bachelor…
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Ice cream social planned by Youth Council
The Riverview Youth Council hosts its annual ice cream social, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 5, in…
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Valley cities renew contract with Animal Services
North Bend, Snoqualmie and Carnation were among the 25 cities in King County to renew their animal control…
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Legacy rolls on: RailCamp’s Snoqualmie visit introduces young people to trains’ past, future
First one teen, then another steps onto the ladder, takes the scraper and starts cleaning 50-year-old gunk from…
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Prowlers snatching shades, lost and drunk: Weekly Snoqualmie Valley police blotters
On Tuesday, Aug. 14, a Snoqualmie Police officer was dispatched to the 6300 block of Silent Creek Avenue…