From left: Amy Moorhead, Liz Tusing, Zach Wright, Spencer Ross, Sean Ansell, Darby Summers, Kalieghe Phillips, Mark Vetter. Photo Courtesy of Keep It Local Snoqualmie Valley.

Business

Three Snoqualmie Valley workers named employees of the Quarter

Keep It Local Snoqualmie Valley selected Spencer Ross, Bradley White and Lt. Sean Ansell as winners

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Sports

All-Star Weekend in Seattle: Lots of festivities for local fans

Starting July 7, fans can attend events in and around T-Mobile Park.

Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record.
Taryn Graham, owner of Snoqualmie Running.

Business

Born to run: Snoqualmie store owner welcomes all runners

Taryn Graham opened her new shop, Snoqualmie Running, on June 24.

Courtesy photo.
Lee Amador.

Life

Carnation posthumously honors Lee Amador as 4th of July grand marshal

Amador’s family hopes to use his story to encourage drivers to be more aware of motorcycles on the…

The Monroe Correctional Complex in Monroe, Wa. (Sound Publishing file photo)

Northwest

State DOC pledges to reduce use of solitary confinement

Goal is to lower the rate by 90% in the next five years in Washington state prisons.

Screenshot of Dustin Posser, manager of the Fall City Water District, speaking at the King County Council meeting on June 27.

News

Fall City residents speak in support of housing moratorium, raise concerns about growth

King County Council held a public hearing to address a recent housing moratorium in Fall City.

File photo
The Carnation Milk Truck during a past Fourth of July parade.

News

What’s going on in the Valley? | Events Calendar

Red White & Boom, Carnation 4th of July, and Sipfest all on the horizon in early July

Photo courtesy of Travis Wetherbee.

Life

Carnation 4th of July goes back to its roots with eyes on future

New leaders take the reigns of the historic annual festival.

Snoqualmie Valley Transportation bus. Courtesy photo

News

SVT secures funding for weekend bus service, but needs to hire more drivers

Five more drivers are needed to get back to pre-pandemic levels and restore suspended routes

Heavy traffic northbound on 1-5 in Everett, Washington on August 31, 2022. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

News

Leave early or late to skirt Independence Day travel throngs

Seattle area is projected to have some of the worst traffic in the nation.

Snoqualmie Police Chief Perry Phipps. File photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record

News

Snoqualmie Police Chief Perry Phipps resigns

Phipps’ last day is July 3. He is the latest high-ranking city official to leave in recent months

A screenshot of the citation issued by the Department of Labor & Industries.

News

Snoqualmie golf course overworked 41 minors, state L&I investigation finds

State Labor department has fined the Club at Snoqualmie Ridge $27,000 for violating child labor laws

Photo of Rise & Shine Volunteers:
Sara Wingerath-Schlanger, Leo Tenney, Emily Hays (nominator), Madhumitha Gandhi, Maya Falodia, Avery Zlateff, Sara Hughes, Barb Lewis 
Ann Marie Gill, Mickey Davidson, Lyssa Seward, Nicole Ritter, Thyra Demetrick, Tove Stakkestad, Tejasvini Vijay, James Wilkes, Kayla Hampton, Jakob White, Lorraine Thurston, Kaila Russell (nominator)
Sara Balsley, Leesa McKean, Lauren Kremer, Melody Granillo, Tom O’Dell, Tom Armour, Randy Griffin, Kappie Ayers, Chad Amble

Life

Empower Youth Network recognizes outstanding students, community volunteers

EYN held its 26th Annual Rise Shine Volunteer Recognition Breakfast earlier this month