Tom Armour, left, poses for a photo in Ukraine. (Photo courtesy of Tom Armour)

Life

Snoqualmie resident helps Ukraine families rebuild during war

Snoqualmie resident Tom Armour is making a second trip to Ukraine to build temporary homes.

Mary Miller. Courtesy photo.

News

City Councilmember Miller announces bid for mayor

Mary Miller has announces her candidacy for mayor. She will challenge incumbent Rob McFarland.

Austin Jenckes. (Courtesy photo)

Life

Valley still holds a special place in the heart of musician Austin Jenckes

He plays at the Festival at Mt. Si at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 13.

First-round pick Jaxon Smith-Njigba is ready to go at Lumen Field. (Photos by Ben Ray / Sound Publishing)

Sports

Seahawks host mock game at Lumen Field | Preseason football 2023

“It’s great to get back in front of our fans in front of Lumen,” said QB Geno Smith.

Bryan Neyers worked at Glacier Park Elementary School (pictured here) for several years as a paraeducator, supervising kids at recess and in child care programs. Despite co-workers approaching school and district administrators about Neyers’ close relationships with students, Neyers continued working with kids. He now awaits trial on Sept. 5 on charges of molesting and raping young boys in his care. (Photo by Scott Eklund/Red Box Pictures)

Northwest

Tahoma School District ignored repeated warnings of ‘grooming-like behavior’

State education officials say case highlights need for more oversight of paraeducators.

From left: Mandeep Kaur Walia, Catherine Cotton, Tanya Lavoy. (Courtesy of the campaigns)

News

Snoqualmie Council candidates Cotton, Walia advance to General Election

Catherine Cotton and Mandeep Kaur Walia took first and second in their primary race this week.

File Photo.

Life

Mt. Si Classic Charity Golf Tournament tees off this month

The 30th annual tournament will be held Aug. 28. Proceeds benefit local nonprofits & community groups.

The State Route 18/I-90 interchange. Photo courtesy of the Washington State Department of Transportation.

News

Temporary speed reductions on SR 18 begin Aug. 7

Lower speeds through late 2024 will support safety near construction zones, WSDOT says.

Snoqualmie Casino. Courtesy photo

Business

Snoqualmie Casino to introduce progressive point spread contest

The Snoqualmie Casino announced in a statement they will introduce the state’s first Las Vegas-style progressive point spread…

A scene from SipFest 2023, held July 8 at Snoqualmie Railroad Park. The event was hosted by the Rotary Club of Snoqualmie and Seattle Uncorked. (Photo courtesy of Rotary)

Life

Hey veterans, don’t miss Gruntstock | Calendar of events

Have a Valley-related event coming up? Email editor@valleyrecord.com to submit a public event to be included in our…

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Snoqualmie Valley Transportation is presented with an Vison 2050 award from the Puget Sound Regional Council on July 18. From left, SVT Excutive Director Amy Biggs, North Bend Mayor Rob McFarland and Puget Sound Regional Council Executive Director Josh Brown.

News

Snoqualmie Valley Transportation wins Vision 2050 award

Awards are presented those working to create the sustainable, livable communities

A view of the Snoqualmie River in North Bend. File photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record

News

North Bend annual water conservation ordinance begins next week

Amid drought-like conditions, North Bend will enter its WCO Aug. 8, one week earlier than normal.

Last year’s pancake breakfast. Courtesy photo.

Life

Pancake Breakfast benefiting Snoqualmie Fire returns this month

The Snoqualmie Firefighters Association is holding its annual Pancake Breakfast fundraiser Aug. 19