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Mount Si’s Zach Ramsey, left, controls the ball in an April 12 match against Bothell. Photos courtesy of Calder Productions

Sports

‘We’re in the mix at the moment’

Competition is fierce for Mount Si soccer team as season nears the end.

Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank’s Dylan Johnson (left) and Alison Roberts (right). The food bank is located at 122 E. 3rd St., North Bend. (Photo by Mallory Kruml/Valley Record)

News

Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank looks to expand

Limited storage and cramped spaces lead to long wait lines as food bank staff seeks a new home.

Sixty-one orange traffic barrels were set up April 2, 2024, on the WSDOT front lawn in Olympia. Each cone represents a fallen WSDOT employee killed on the job since 1950 - many in active work zones. The visual display is meant to remind everyone of the importance of slowing down in work zones. Photo courtesy of Washington State Department of Transportation.

Northwest

WSDOT: Slow down for Work Zone Awareness Week

The number of fatal crashes in marked work zones had doubled in 2023 when compared to the previous…

Scene of the April 14 fire at 8102 Railroad Avenue SE. (Photo by Mallory Kruml/Valley Record)

News

Historic building destroyed in early morning Snoqualmie fire

Several businesses have been determined a total loss.

Declan Mallady, a fifth-grader from Snoqualmie Elementary School, won the Regional Spelling Bee of King and Snohomish County on March 30, outspelling 73 competitors. The win qualifies Mallady for the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., this May. (Photo courtesy of Snoqualmie Valley School District)

Life

Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | April 12 edition

Also: Local fifth-grader wins regional spelling bee.

Chief Brian Lynch (left), Captain Gary Horejsi, his wife and Snoqualmie Mayor Katherine Ross (right). Photo courtesy of the City of Snoqualmie

News

Snoqualmie Police Department appoints new captain

Gary Horejsi, previously a sergeant with the Enumclaw Police Department, brings nearly 20 years of experience to the…

The Scott Rinckenberger Gallery at 106 W. North Bend Way in North Bend. (Photo courtesy of Scott Rinckenberger)

Business

Scott Rinckenberger launches new exhibit in North Bend

Terrestrial Tapestries opens April 18.

SCH posed for a photo during the March 28 ribbon cutting ceremony. (Photo courtesy of Snoqualmie Valley Hospital)

Business

Snoqualmie Valley Hospital unveils CT Scanner, announces future upgrades

A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the state-of-the-art Computed Tomography (CT) scanner was held at Snoqualmie Valley Health (SVH) on…

Kent Police recovered nearly 800 catalytic converters in a 2021 bust. File photo

News

New state legislation fights catalytic converter theft

Governor Jay Inslee signed a bill on March 26 adding new regulations to the purchase and sale of…

Carnation is working to hold King County and SPU accountable for the eighth false alarm at the Tolt Dam since 2020. (Photo courtesy of Seattle Public Utilities)

News

Tolt Dam false alarm ruled an accident

Seattle Public Utilities found a Federal Signal employee responsible for setting off the alarm.

Derek Strey, the associate superintendent at Friends of Echo Glen, LaShann Ross, the sales manager at South Fork and Britni Larson, the manager at the North Bend Theatre and president of the North Bend Downtown Foundation were recognized as the Keep it Local Snoqualmie Valley Employees of the Quarter on March 28. Courtesy photo

Life

Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | April 5 edition

Head over to Remlinger Brewing, 32610 NE 32nd Street, Carnation, on April 5 to listen to Foo Fighters…

Rep. Kim Schrier (D-8) held a press conference with local dairy farmer Leann Krainick and Alan Huttema, interim CEO at Darigold. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

News

Krainick Dairy, Rep. Schrier stump for whole fat, 2% milk to go back in schools

Leann Krainick, a local dairy farmer, recently voiced support for the District 8 Congresswoman’s bill.

The all-women’s class is not strictly for aspiring professional drivers. Women who have signed up so far include car enthusiasts, stunt women, bus drivers and a mom looking to be more comfortable driving in ice and snow.(Photos courtesy of Dirtfish)

Sports

DirtFish accelerates its women in motorsport initiative

Snoqualmie rally car school program continues to grow. Women who have signed up so far include car enthusiasts,…