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Tour set at Snoqualmie public works facilities
A public tour of the City of Snoqualmie Public Works facilities will be offered on Wednesday, May 21.
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Museum to unveil restored caboose
The Northwest Railway Museum is ready to unveil its Conservation Restoration Center's first project, a 1945 wooden train…
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Students rock out to musical ‘Stone Soup’
North Bend Elementary School's kindergarten students rocked audiences with a musical version of "Stone Soup," a classic folk…
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Critics, supporters weigh in on hospital
Commissioners for King County Hospital District No. 4 presented their plans to fund a new campus on Snoqualmie…
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County sheriff looking at cuts
The Valley's top deputy will host a town meeting on some tough decisions to made about a shrinking…
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Bomb scare halts classes
The discovery of a suspicious package caused Mount Si High School officials to cancel classes and evacuate the…
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Fun in the sun at Fall City Days
The sun peeked out Saturday, June 14 for the 37th annual Fall City Days festival, which included a…
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Ready for the real world
Cheers, tears and miles of sticky string capped an emotional graduation ceremony on Thursday, June 12, at Mount…
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Inspirational evening
The June 11 commencement ceremony for Two Rivers School was a emotional culmination of years of hard work…
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Celebration planned for first-ever city hall
The city of Snoqualmie is all set to celebrate the start of construction on its new city hall…
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City fireworks law
The Snoqualmie City Council has approved a change in the city's fireworks rules that makes it easier for…
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A global education
North Bend graduate Kathryn McFarland, currently a freshman attending Franklin College in Switzerland, recently wrote to the Valley…
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Citizens of the Week
When Virginia Sharpy learned five years ago that her husband, Dave, had liver cirrhosis, she thought he had…