Eastside Fire and Rescue firefighters Ryan Hendricks, Nick Parker and Pete Wilson brought home gold medals in the World Police and Fire Games, held in Vancouver, B.C.
Grants available to residents for barn stabilization and rehab work
To signal the start of the Boeing Classic PGA Champions Tournament, a Boeing 777 jetliner will fly over the 18th green of the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge golf course.
If you’re good with guesses, you can win prizes while supporting Encompass, the Snoqualmie Valley children’s organization.
Here’s what folks had to say at the 70th annual Snoqualmie celebration, held Saturday, Aug. 22.
North Bend’s Planning Commission has delayed considering a proposed change to development regulations until September to allow a hotel off Interstate 90’s Exit 31.
Pro golfer Tom Kite is the only man to win the Boeing Classic twice. If Kite is able to win the event for a third year, he’ll get more than a trophy and a huge cash prize — he might get a city street named after him.
‘Lots of pieces’ go into golf tourney puzzle
PGA tourney boosts local economy
Third flood meeting called for Sept. 13 in Carnation
Mount Si Lutheran Church and North Bend’s Helping Hands Food Bank are helping school children get ready for class by giving supplies and a new backpack to children in need.
Police, sheriff’s deputies and fire departments in the Snoqualmie Valley responded to the following calls last week:
The next yard and food waste drop-off date for Snoqualmie residents is 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Aug. 29, at the King Street parking lot in downtown Snoqualmie.