Rhonda Small

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Homeless in North Bend: Cold, but better than Seattle

Mackenzie is among a number of homeless people in North Bend that are watched by North Bend Police…

Michele Harris

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Valley health care providers warn of swine flu’s second wave

Despite delays, supplies of the HlN1, or swine flu, vaccine are reaching hospitals and clinics in the Snoqualmie…

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College paper wins award under direction of North Bend resident

North Bend student Elizabeth Ballinger has a lot to be proud of. As past editor in chief of…

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Food bank needs more turkeys

The Mount Si Helping Hand Food Bank wants to put turkeys on the tables of 350 local families…

State Trooper Ron Ayers lets bomb-sniffing dog Jack snoop around the entrance to Snoqualmie Middle School. Two K9 teams checked out the school Wednesday

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Police investigating second middle school bomb hoax

Message written on bathroom railing

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Valley elk group eyes state wolf plan

The Upper Snoqualmie Valley Elk Management Group is wondering how the state’s new wolf plans will affect local…

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Holiday bazaar at Tolt Congregational

Tolt Congregational Church in Carnation will hold a holiday bazaar, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5.

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ChildFind clinic planned at Snoqualmie Elementary

The Snoqualmie Valley School District will conduct a free Child Screening Clinic for three- to five-year-olds on Friday,…

Performing an Irish dance

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SLIDESHOW: Mount Si International Night showcases hidden talents

Students shine with cultural performances

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Poop, beer: Snoqualmie weekly police reports

The Snoqualmie Police Department responded to the following:

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Mount Si as mega-school? Coalition fights school building options

Ex-candidate David Spring fires up petition against expansion options at Mount Si High School, touts second high school

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Progress slow for new veteran memorial

Work continues by Snoqualmie Valley veterans to create a memorial honoring all local soldiers who fell in the…

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Help Wildcat soccer and they can help you out during the shopping season

Mount Si High School’s soccer program is offering childcare services for shoppers this holiday season. Called “Drop &…