The police pursuit ended near exit 11 on Mercer Island. (Courtesy of Snoqualmie Police Department)

News

Teens arrested in North Bend bank robbery

The 15-year-olds hit three cars while leading the pursuit that ended on Mercer Island.

Photo courtesy of the Snoqualmie Valley School District
Pictured left to right is Rotary President Sandra Ramsey; Mount Si High School Principal Debra Hay; Seniors Kiana Sheehan, Hailey Weir, Sam Silverman, Ella Zabriskie, Sawyer Shelton and Neal Vedullapalli; Snoqualmie Valley School District Superintendent Dan Schlotfeldt and North Bend Mayor Mary Miller.

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Snoqualmie Valley Rotary reveals 2024 Students of the Quarter

Six Mount Si seniors honored on Jan. 25

Intersection between State Route 203 and Tolt Hill Road. (Cameron Sires/ Sound Publishing)

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SR 203 and Tolt Hill Rd. intersection gets more attention

An increase in crashes has sparked action at the local and state levels.

Fire Chief Mike Bailey (left), Lieutenant Robert Lasswell (middle) and Mayor Katherine Ross (right) at the Monday meeting of the Snoqualmie City Council. Photo courtesy of the Snoqualmie City Council

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Snoqualmie Fire Department celebrates promotions

Fire Chief Mike Bailey and Lieutenant Robert Lasswell have been with the department for decades.

Burt Mann accepting the 2018 North Bend Citizen of the Year award. (Photo courtesy of Mayor Mary Miller)

Life

North Bend’s Burt Mann dies at 100

“ He was a treasured and inspirational friend and neighbor.”

North Bend, in blue, saw a high voter turn out compared to most of King County. (Screenshot from King County Elections map)

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North Bend draws higher than average voter turnout

A close mayoral race was just one factor in November’s election participation.

Courtesy photo: Snoqualmie Valley Women in Leadership’s Spring Connection Gathering.

Business

Valley Women in Leadership group celebrates first anniversary

The business group will celebrate with a gathering on Jan. 30

Owners of The Line Bike Experience at their grand opening on March 18. From left: Michael Kunz, Alex Kunz, Sheryl Tullis, James Skinner and Steve Tullis. Photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

Business

The Line Bike Experience adds new race training program

North Bend business continues to build mountain biking community.

William Shaw is the general manager and publisher of the Snoqualmie Valley Record. Contact: wshaw@valleyrecord.com.

Business

A big ‘thank you’ to our Valley readers and advertising partners

In 2023, Snoqualmie Valley Record brought you stories that celebrate the common bonds that connect the people, businesses,…

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King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion.

News

King County prosecutor announces efforts to increase school safety

KCPAO says it plans to better work with schools and districts with legal matters involving students.

Stock file photo

News

Washington State Office of Homeless Youth awards $4.8 million in grants

Several programs in King County received grant funding.

The Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank, which provides food for over 250 households each week, was awarded charitable funds from the Tribe last year. (Courtesy photo)

News

Snoqualmie Tribe opens applications for nonprofit grants

The Snoqualmie Tribe opened applications to award one or more nonprofit organizations $50,000. The Tribe outlined several categories…

This map depicts the collisions that occurred throughout 2023 along the State Route 18. The darker the dot means there are multiple collisions at that location. (Screenshot from the Washington State Patrol)

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Data shows more collisions in SR 18 construction zone

75% increase in collisions in 2023.