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Washington healthcare providers will begin offering COVID vaccine boosters
Washington is allocated 191,100 bivalent booster doses, which will be available this week.
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More than ten years, $10 million later, Tolt Avenue construction comes to fruition
Carnation officials celebrate near end of improvements along Tolt Avenue and revitalized downtown.
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Hearing to be held on Snoqualmie Mill Site Development next week
City Council to hold hearing on Development agreement.
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How to stay safe from wildfire smoke in Washington
Department of Health reminds Washingtonians to stay indoors when smoke is in the air.
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Inflation squeezes Snoqualmie’s pandemic relief dollars
Inflation contributes to budget challenges as City Council begins debate over pandemic relief funds.
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Hate crimes: King County Council to consider legislation for a reporting system
In the wake of a report on rising hate crimes throughout King County, legislation to establish hate crime…
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Swim Across America cancer research fundraiser set for September 10
This year, hundreds will swim in Lake Sammamish to help raise money for cancer research.
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Exhibition of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel paintings to be hosted in Bellevue
The exhibit will be at the Shops at Bravern through September and October.
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Snoqualmie Valley Hospital releases community needs health assessment
The Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District has released a new report highlighting community health needs in the Valley.
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Sound Publishing to host King County prosecutor candidate forum Sept. 28
The event is free and open to the public at Carco Theatre in Renton, hosted in partnership with…
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Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services celebrates 10 years – and needs your assistance
After decade serving those experiencing homelessness, SVSS to hold biggest fundraiser in history
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Local distillery calls for plums for gin amid low harvest yield from local farms
Copperworks releases the second batch of their experimental plum gin as they plan for next year’s.