Life
Valley Center Stage ‘I and You’ runs until Feb. 19
Valley Center Stage returns to the theater with performances of “I and You,” every Thursday through Sunday beginning…
News
Survey seeks input on future of housing in North Bend
The city of North Bend is inviting those who have experienced obstacles to housing to fill out a…
News
King County’s new prosecuting attorney announces task force units
Leesa Manion said the units are focused on public safety and “King County’s greatest areas of concern”
News
North Bend aims to lower housing costs with SEPA exemptions
City council approves exemptions from environmental review under State Environmental Policy Act
News
SVSD to seek feedback for selection of permanent superintendent
SVSD looking to fill opening left by former superintendent Lance Gibbon.
News
Carnation awarded funds for business incubator feasibility study
City hopes Snoqualmie Valley Business Incubator supports and retains entrepreneurs in the region
Business
A big ‘thank you’ to Snoqualmie Valley readers and businesses | Shaw
Throughout 2022 the Snoqualmie Valley Record has brought you stories that celebrate the common bonds that connect the…
Sports
Washington pickleball fans may may soon have special license plate
Enthusiasts are teaming up on a bill for a special plate. Proceeds would build and maintain courts.
Life
Adult mentors make a difference for Valley students
January is Mentoring Month in the Valley, recognizing the benefits of mentors in youth success.
News
Snoqualmie Valley land returned to Snoqualmie Tribe’s ownership
Seattle nonprofit, Tribe close deal to return ownership of 10-acre land parcel to Tribe.
Business
Valley nonprofit names three employee of the quarter contest winners
Crystal Werner, Tenille Hockenbury and Shelby Westerlund were named winners of the quarterly contest
News
Effort begins to lower the legal limit for driving drunk
Washington could join Utah with toughest standard in the nation. Change concerns wine and hospitality industries.
News
Fall City gets funding to pursue new community center
King County Budget includes $500,000 grant to study feasibility of a community center in Fall City.