Fire Blotter | 10 Foot Fall; Fall City Fire; Back Pain
December 5, 2024 Crews responded to a Snoqualmie home for the report of a person who fell more than 10 feet and hit their head on the cement. The patient […]
Future at Risk: membership vote could lead to city ‘invasion’ of Sallal Water Association
Local Artists, Businesses collaborate to Support Encompass “Take a Seat for Kids Project”
Mayhew announces will run to retain Snoqualmie City Council seat
After losing multiple employees in SR 18 accidents, Snoqualmie Casino, Tribe celebrate Legislative progress on road widening over dangerous Tiger Mountain
SnoPo help sort out complicated incident on Reinig Road, three police agencies and firefighters respond
Letter | Fall City Fire Department – Moving Forward
Mount Si boys soccer trounces Mariner, plays for District Championship May 9th
Fiery bridge collapse leaves history lurking on the bottom of the Snoqualmie River
Police Blotter | garage band needs to call it quits; night skaters upset neighbor; bag of drugs found in T-Mobile store; $600 alcohol theft
Fast growing Junior Wildcat Football program committed to safe environment, teaching life lessons; registration open
North Bend continues vocal opposition to new weigh station near Truck Town; state expected to announce preferred location soon
Brunello’s officially becomes Franceso Ristorante Italiano, complete with new menu, new lunch prices
Strong Mount Si Boys Soccer team earns KingCo 4A championship, hosts District playoff game May 7th
Ross, Sundwall announce Snoqualmie city council re-election campaigns
Fire Blotter | 3-car intersection collision; armored vehicle fire; pizza oven problems; another Tiger Mt. summit accident
Annual Snoqualmie Valley Children’s Safety Fair Returns to Si View
New State budget allocates millions for SR 18 widening planning, new Encompass campus, Snoqualmie Valley Youth Activities Center
Project Grace Guild: $1.2 million raised for Seattle Children’s, big annual fundraiser happens this weekend
New downtown Snoqualmie infrastructure project starts soon; impacts streets around Mount Si High School
New $200 million Mount Si High School still on budget and on time; opens fall 2019
Calvary Mt. Si sets up memorial fund to support family of North Bend man killed in Seattle crane collapse
