Opinion
Bring on the visitors
You’ve got to hand it to Snoqualmie resident Sean Sundwall. While local cities are pushing to attract new…
Letters to the Editor
Thanks for support in Mike’s death
I wish to thank the people of the Valley for showing their respect and compassion for the passing…
Opinion
Breaking the addiction cycle: Federal law opens new route out for narcotic dependency
Addiction to narcotics, also known as opioids, is a major problem in this Valley, in this region and…
Opinion
When the earth moves, it must be progress
Visit our office on a given weekday, and you never know what you will see or hear. That’s…
Letters to the Editor
Snoqualmie Valley political climate is changing
I’d like to “second,” if you will, Eric Hall’s poignant letter (“Too much divisiveness,” April 28). We moved…
Letters to the Editor
Thanks for helping injured Valley woman
Lindsey Johnson and her family would like to thank everyone who participated, attended and generously donated to her…
Opinion
New debate for old Snoqualmie Library
Should the city of Snoqualmie surplus its old library? It seemed like the sale of the former King…
Opinion
North Bend fire station saga continues
Those North Bend residents waiting for a new fire station must be a patient bunch. Negotiations on a…
Letters to the Editor
Too much divisiveness in Valley Record political cartoon
I wish to comment on the political cartoon run on the March 31 opinion page. The cartoon depicts…
Letters to the Editor
Thanks for the help to North Bend Cub Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 452 thanks the citizens of North Bend and the surrounding community for their support during…
Letters to the Editor
Lack of vision with North Bend hotel decision
As the readers of this paper are aware, the North Bend City Council voted 6-1 on April 6…
Opinion
Bob’s View: ‘Worst of the Snoqualmie Valley 2010’ nominations
The following are the results of the Worst of the Valley 2010, as nominated by Bob Edwards. In…
Opinion
Tough calls in school boundary decision
You can’t please all the people, all the time. Nowhere is that more true than an elementary school…