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Snoqualmie Tribe opens annual nonprofit grant program in 2019
The Snoqualmie Tribe is bringing back their Charitable Donations program in January of 2019.
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Local Boy Scouts recycle Christmas trees for fundraiser
Boy Scout Troops 115, 425 and 466 will pick up trees on Jan. 5.
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It looks a lot like Inslee is running for president
New statements and political fundraising from Gov. Inslee point toward a 2020 presidential bid
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Snoqualmie Valley’s 2018 Year In Review
Take a look back at 12 of stories from throughout the year.
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Snoqualmie Council approves 2019-2020 biennial budget
After months of work, the city council has passed the biennial budget for 2019 and 2020.
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John Taylor appointed first director of Department of Local Services for King County
Starting January 1, Taylor will lead the new Department of Local Services to better meet the needs of…
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UPDATE: 911 services partially back online, FCC investigates
CenturyLink and King County report most 911 calls are getting through.
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Juvy Diversion keeps kids out of court and away from crime
The diversion program recruits community volunteers to oversee local juvenile cases.
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Three Eastside Organizations receive “retired” King County vans
Councilmember Claudia Balducci donates three vans to help each organization in its mission.
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Snoqualmie businesses bring together community with Christmas themed events
The Chamber of Commerce invited citizens out to local businesses for the Christmas Open House.
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Why do Washington voters struggle with climate change policies?
Despite environmental awareness and the public’s apparent desire for reform, statewide initiatives keep failing
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Rising rat populations cost Eastsiders thousands in repairs
The widespread increase in rat populations has been wreaking havoc in previously untouched areas.
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Snoqualmie completes Canyon Springs landslide stabilization
Snoqualmie has completed the stabilization of the Canyon Springs water line after a 2017 landslide.