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Smoke from the Loch Katrine Fire seen from Snoqualmie Ridge in mid-Ocotber. File photo courtesy of Calder Productions.

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Rain decreases Loch Katrine Fire activity, brings snowfall to Snoqualmie Pass

Management of the Loch Katrine Fire has been transferred to local agencies.

William Shaw, General Manager of the Snoqualmie Valley Record.

Business

Best of the Valley 2022: Vote for your favorites today

Since 2004, the Snoqualmie Valley Record staff has asked our readers to pick their favorite local businesses and…

Christa Charter, owner of Bear and Bee Used Books, stands inside her shop on Oct. 20. Photos Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

Business

New Carnation bookstore fufills resident’s lifelong dream

Duvall resident Christa Charter opens Bear and Bee Used Books in downtown Carnation.

The Snoqualmie Mill Site, currently home to DirtFish, a rally car racing school. Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

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Snoqualmie Mill Site development plan gets approval, construction expected in 2024

City Council approves development agreement, developer can now apply for permits

Courtesy Photos Candidates for the two 5th Legislative District positions. Top row: Bill Ramos (left) and Ken Moninski. Bottom: Chad Magendanz (left) and Lisa Callan.

News

Candidates for 5th Legislative District talk priorities at recent forum

General election is Nov. 8. District includes Snoqualmie, parts of Fall City and a sliver of North Bend.

Three firefighters from Methow Valley supporting wildfire fighting efforts outside Snoqualmie receive lunch from Snoqualmie Casino employees. Photo courtesy of Tarah Smigun.

Life

Valley steps up to support firefighters battling Loch Katrine Fire

Multiple shops, casino, hotels help those fighting wildfires

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A podcast for King County residents featuring top local stories.

Smoke from the Loch Katrine Fire seen from Snoqualmie Ridge. Photo courtesy of Calder Productions.

Opinion

Cheers n’ jeers: Police department takes a positive step, wildfires rage

Cheers to the Snoqualmie Police Department for hiring Stephanie Butler, a licensed social worker and mental health counselor.…

Jules Hughes, center, stands with Jackie Norris (l) and Kris Kirby outside Miller's in Carnation. Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record

Life

History walk honors Carnation’s history, longtime Miller’s owner

Lee Arts Foundation celebrates Carnation with new history tiles in downtown sidewalks.

Clark and Karrie Roberts, behind Valley-based nonprofit Ultimate Vision, speak at the opening of the Seeing & Sharing the Heart of Kindness Gala on Oct. 16 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Issaquah. Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record

Life

Photos: Valley nonprofit Ultimate Vision hosts first fundraising gala

Ultimate Vision hosts first ever gala, celebrates impact.

Junior outside linebacker Frank Kissick celebrates after a fumble recovery in Mount Si’s Oct. 17 loss to Eastlake. Photo Courtesy of Calder Productions.

Sports

Mount Si football falls to Eastlake

Wolves beat the Wildcats 24-0 in an Oct. 17 match-up.

Dr. Stephenie Tornberg celebrates the opening of ROW Health in Snoqualmie with the SnoValley Chamber on Oct. 13. Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

Business

Snoqualmie’s newest doctor restores her love of medicine

ROW Health opens on Snoqualmie Ridge, offering accessible health care.

A view of the Snoqualmie River from Mt Si Road bridge in North Bend. File photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record

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North Bend adds water restrictions alongside low-flows in Snoqualmie River

Stage 2 of City Water Conservation Ordinance will begin Oct. 20 and add additional restrictions.