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County Councilmember Upthegrove running for state lands commissioner

Fifth Democrat to enter race; council District 5 includes parts of Kent, Renton

A map showing the approximate location of the new Dahlgren Family Park.

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New park near Dahlgren property nears completion

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The SnoValley Chamber of Commerce held the Snoqualmie International Block Party on The Ridge Saturday, Sept. 9. Photo courtesy of Lucid Layout Photography.

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What’s going on in the Snoqualmie Valley? | Events Calendar

North Bend Blues Walk: This one-day blues festival in downtown North Bend will feature more than 70 musicians…

Head Volleyball Coach Brady King Poses for a photo with varsity athletes before a game against Holy Names Academy. Photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

Sports

Mount Si High School Fall 2023 Sports Preview

Schedules, season outlooks, photos and more.

With their new mantra “Eat Pie and Be Kind” painted on the back wall, co-owners Katie Podschwit and Dorie Ross held a grand opening for Snoqualmie Pie Co. in downtown Snoqualmie on Friday, Sept. 15. The new pie shop is connected to their other business, Chickadee Bakeshop, which is in the same building as Snoqualmie Ice Cream. Pictured: Snoqualmie Pie Co. owners Katie Podschwit and Dorie Ross (right). Photo William Shaw/Valley Record

Business

Snoqualmie Pie Co. opens downtown

With their new mantra “Eat Pie and Be Kind” painted on the back wall, co-owners Katie Podschwit and…

Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record
The Fall City Totem Pole is removed early Aug. 14.

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Fall City launches survey for totem pole replacement

After rehoming the Fall City totem pole last month, a committee of residents has moved on to the…

The site of where the Lones Levee was cleared on Green River to restore salmon habitat. Photo by Cameron Sheppard/Sound Publishing

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King County salmon habitat recovery projects receive state funding

The state awarded 66 grants totaling $53.7 million to projects in and around Puget Sound.

Night falls on North Bend Way during the annual North Bend Blues Walk. File photo.

Life

What’s going on in the Snoqualmie Valley? | Events Calendar

Art of the Rails Festival, North Bend Blues Walk, and more coming up next week

Gateway Park at intersection of Snoqualmie Parkway and Railroad Avenue in Snoqualmie. File photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

News

Snoqualmie model train museum project is put on hold

Project has received opposition from Snoqualmie Tribe, who are asking for a six-month delay

Photos courtesy of Lucid Layout Photography
The SnoValley Chamber of Commerce held the Snoqualmie International Block Party on The Ridge Saturday, Sept. 9. The event focused on the diversity and vibrant cultures in the Snoqualmie Valley.

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Photos | Snoqualmie International Block Party

The block party, held Sept. 9, celebrated diversity in the Snoqualmie Valley.

Tanya Guinn, middle left, poses with staff members in front of Trail Youth’s new coffee roaster. Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

Business

Trail Youth Coffee shop’s new bean roaster is a ‘game changer’

The nonprofit Trail Youth serves over 225 different teens each month.

Members of the Carnation City Council speak to reporters outside Seattle City Hall on Sept. 5. From left: Tim Harris, Jim Ribail, Ryan Burrell, Adair Hawkins, Dustin Green. Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record

News

Carnation officials confront Seattle council over Tolt Dam

Concerns continue over the dam’s emergency alert system.

Photo courtesy of Calder Productions. Senior Jack Taylor hauls in a reception.

Sports

Wildcats football win season opener against Spanaway Lake

The Cats won 41-7.