Snoqualmie Point Park will rock this summer as the site of a three-week concert series hosted by Snoqualmie Casino.
Tempers flared when the Snoqualmie Valley School District Board of Directors discussed the upcoming Day of Silence, planned for Friday, April 17, at their March 12 meeting.
City council members settled into the Salish Lodge for a annual retreat that dealt heavily with budgeting and funding for improvements during tough economic times.
The Valley’s food bank is collecting a specific food item each month, so that it will have enough for people in need.
A Snoqualmie Valley School District bus ran over a downed power line in predawn darkness Thursday, March 12, leaving the driver and one student stranded until emergency crews responded.
The Snoqualmie City Council took a look at ways to build the long-awaited Snoqualmie community center without a bond at its recent retreat.
Early results from the March 10 special election put the bond at 65.82 percent approval, beating both a hefty validation requirement and the 60 percent supermajority rule.
Three Valley teachers are being honored this month for their excellence and dedication in serving students and the community
Irish roots are optional for Snoqualmie business owners planning to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, Tuesday, March 17, with a downtown-wide bash.
Fainting: At 10 a.m., Snoqualmie firefighters responded to Snoqualmie Middle School for a student who had fainted.
Wednesday, March 11, is the final day for ballots to be received for the Snoqualmie Valley Record Best of the Valley contest.
It’s astonishing enough that 16-year-old Rick Teegarden walks into the Encompass main campus in North Bend lugging 55 coats of all sizes, to be passed along to youngsters who are served by the organization and who wouldn’t otherwise have warm outerwear.