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Arson-damaged inn sells to Preston man
A Preston-based real estate company has purchased the Snoqualmie Inn, popularly known as the Old Honey Farm Country…
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Lost racing pigeon finds sanctuary with North Bend family
A North Bend family rescued a wayward racing pigeon that had become lost during a flight.
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Snoqualmie citizens academy: Behind the scenes
As dusk fell on Snoqualmie Thursday, Oct. 4, the 19 members of the city's first-ever citizens academy were…
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Vintage images of Snoqualmie Pass
Chock full of historic photos, "Images of America Snoqualmie Pass" tells the story of the Pass with pictures.
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Point Park to open Oct. 27
Considered one of the Valley's hidden treasures, the new Snoqualmie Point Park opens to the public with a…
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Snoqualmie to host first-ever economic development conference
Valley leaders will learn how to strengthen the local community during the Snoqualmie Valley's first-ever Economic Development Conference.
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First Economic Development Conference to be held
The first Snoqualmie Valley Economic Development Conference will be held Oct. 26. Planners hope to make the conference…
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Snoqualmie Point Park to be dedicated
It might have been a private office park with dramatic views for the tenants. Instead, Snoqualmie Point Park…
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Students arrested for Airsoft gun shooting
Two Valley teens allegedly shot at two 15-year-old girls with an Airsoft pellet gun last week.
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Schools closed by bus vandalism
School was canceled Monday, Oct. 22, because of vandalism to Snoqualmie Valley School District busses.
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Muckleshoots pay $62.5 million for Salish
How much is the Salish Lodge & Spa worth? The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe paid $62.5 million to buy…
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Season’s first windstorm blows over
Cutting a downed tree blown over by the windstorm Thursday, Oct. 18, Snoqualmie city employee Gary Stevens clears…
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Sweet skulls
The white, smooth skulls made of sugar may have looked creepy when presenter Amaranta Ibarra-Sands handed them out…