News
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation restores some routes to pre-pandemic levels
The Cedar Falls Loop will return, as will runs of the Valley Shuttle.
Northwest
Man with brain injury harasses neighbors with few consequences | King County Crime Dive podcast
In this episode, Jonathan Arnold has allegedly harassed and sexually assaulted women in his Enumclaw neighborhood for more…
News
Valley civic leader and historian Gardiner Vinnedge dies at 72
Vinnedge, a teacher, is remembered for his work preserving Valley history and articulate storytelling
News
Documents reveal Snoqualmie Police Chief Phipps resigned at request of mayor
Police Chief Perry Phipps, who resigned in July, did so at request of Mayor Katherine Ross.
Sports
Microsoft CEO announces cricket stadium coming to Seattle area
Seattle Orcas co-owner discussed plans during Major League Cricket championship match.
Life
Snoqualmie resident helps Ukraine families rebuild during war
Snoqualmie resident Tom Armour is making a second trip to Ukraine to build temporary homes.
News
City Councilmember Miller announces bid for mayor
Mary Miller has announces her candidacy for mayor. She will challenge incumbent Rob McFarland.
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.
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.
Northwest
Tahoma School District ignored repeated warnings of ‘grooming-like behavior’
State education officials say case highlights need for more oversight of paraeducators.
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.
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.
News
Temporary speed reductions on SR 18 begin Aug. 7
Lower speeds through late 2024 will support safety near construction zones, WSDOT says.