News
Sexual assault advocates speak out about loss of bodily autonomy following Roe v. Wade decision
According to the CDC, 15% of rape assaults across the nation result in pregnancy.
News
Snoqualmie shares feedback on Community Center expansion
The addition of a pool and a swimming lesson program are among top priorities.
Life
Rotary Club hosts sixth SipFest Snoqualmie
Event proceeds will be used as grants to benefit community organizations.
News
Fall City totem pole will be donated to Baxter Barn
The FCCA will explore the cost of moving the pole during the September budget talks.
Northwest
Massive earthquake on Seattle Fault would bring catastrophic tsunami waves
A magnitude 7.5 earthquake could create a tsunami that would flood the Seattle shoreline in over 20 feet…
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JUDGED BY XII: Auburn officer’s violent past presented in pretrial hearing
Episode 6 in this special podcast series that explores Jeffrey Nelson’s history of violent interactions with community members…
News
New ‘Do Not Flush’ labeling law goes into effect across Washington this month
Officials estimate $440 million is spent removing clogs caused by improperly flushed products yearly
Northwest
The falling of Roe v. Wade: Through the eyes of a local abortion access hotline volunteer
The Northwest Abortion Access Fund (NWAAF) is already receiving calls from people in Texas and Louisiana.
Business
Keep it Local Snoqualmie Valley names three outstanding employees
Nonprofit Keep it Local Snoqualmie Valley has named three outstanding employees as the winners of its second ever…
Life
Like father, like son: Henley carries torch for Valley’s local music
Hippie Henley Henn Haus will be honored at upcoming BrodieNation music festival.
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Snoqualmie to distribute COVID relief funds as business owners voice frustrations
Many businesses are still “barely hanging on” due to rising costs elsewhere.
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King County Local Dive: Prostitution coercion, hate crime, book ban
A new podcast for King County residents
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Data released on fireworks-related injuries in Washington
Last year fireworks caused $122,000 in damage.