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Affected by the December floods? June 10 is the deadline to apply for federal assistance programs Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Individual Assistance, Disaster Unemployment…

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Planning for success: Building wealth for a new generation and beyond

Electric violin maestro Geoffrey Castle welcomes the Seattle Irish Dance Company and others for this year’s Christmas in Washington Concert Series. Courtesy Christmas in Washington

Celtic magic returns to Washington with Christmas in Washington 2025!

From expert staging to heartfelt service, Alicia Messa turns every real estate journey into a seamless, personal and rewarding experience.

Real estate with heart: How Alicia with The Messa Group turns buying and selling into a seamless, supportive experience

September is an ideal time to think about something that lasts far longer than the latest fashion craze: your child’s financial future. Photo courtesy of Kevin Hauglie Agency.

Back to School: Build their future with Juvenile Life Insurance

100 small business owners in King County will receive Comcast RISE grant packages to help them grow, innovate and strengthen their local community. Courtesy Comcast

Comcast supports small business growth in North Bend

Kevin’s parents, Herb and Helen Hauglie – pictured here with all of their grandchildren – purchased juvenile life insurance for each one of them. Courtesy Kevin Hauglie Insurance.

A gift that grows: Why more grandparents are choosing juvenile life insurance

Comcast Unveils Simpler, Predictable Internet Pricing—What It Means for Snoqualmie Valley Residents

The Gas Station Blues series is held outside the Historic Shell Station on Front Street in Downtown Issaquah. Photo courtesy of Downtown Issaquah Association.
The Gas Station Blues series is held outside the Historic Shell Station on Front Street in Downtown Issaquah. Photo courtesy of Downtown Issaquah Association.

Summer is magical and musical in Downtown Issaquah

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Carnation was voted “Best City” on the Eastside for the second year in a row in 425 Magazine’s 2026 Best of 425 awards.

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Directed by Chezik Tsunoda, who was one of the recipients of the 2025 Seattle International Film Festival Grant for Courageous Documentary Filmmaking, “Under A Million…

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As the 2026 Washington state legislative session came to a close, there was at least one thing worth noting: some of the worst anti-farm ideas…

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May 5 is recognized as the official Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) Awareness Day, and in Seattle, Indigenous folks came from all over the…

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Apply for federal flood assistance funds by June 10

Road construction will be limited during World Cup to aid traffic

Asian markets – from strip malls to mega stores | Meanderings by Mindy Stern

Local rivers carry extra risk after December flooding, officials say

Fall City horse arena revitalized by community volunteers

Snoqualmie Valley community calendar | May 22 edition

2026 Search and Rescue awareness event | Photos

Deaths on Washington roads drop again

Snoqualmie selects new city council member, police chief

Memorial Day at Mt. Rainier: ‘The Flight Has Ended, They Are Now In Thy Keeping’

For Post 79, Memorial Day is not confined to one Monday in May

News

Washington reforms that could tackle teacher sexual abuse

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Wine boss: Cheers to Washington state’s amazing wine industry

Federal Way officials help Ukrainian woman visit mother before her death

Connections: Local groups who make the Snoqualmie Valley go round

Quarter one King County fatal shooting victims in single digits

Snoqualmie Valley community calendar | May 15 edition

As pet care costs climb, Snoqualmie Valley nonprofit becomes lifeline

Covington man faces charge for throwing rock at Hawaiian monk seal

Wander Wisely builds wilderness knowledge to protect tourists

North Bend resident builds online bookstore with trade format

Photos: Opening day of the Duvall Farmers Market

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Carnation wins 425 Magazine “Best City” for second year

Ladies’ Night Out event hopes to enliven downtown Snoqualmie

Recent Snoqualmie Valley ribbon-cutting ceremonies

Natoncks Metsu serves up Indigenous cuisine to the Puget Sound region

Amazon and Walmart fined for selling banned refrigerant in WA

Life

SIFF reviews: “Under A Million Stars,” directed by Mercer Island’s Chezik Tsunoda

Wine boss: How to find an outstanding wine

Snoqualmie Valley community calendar | May 8 edition

Snoqualmie Valley community calendar | May 1 edition

Wine boss: Light reds, blends and the difference between right and left bank

Opinion

Lawmakers in Olympia did nothing about WA farming crisis | Commentary

About that battery site on Snoqualmie Ridge … | Cartoon by Frank Shiers

Washington employers are looking for the exit | Commentary

Let’s make some noise for the love of language | Whale’s Tales

New police department in North Bend | Cartoon by Roy Rand

Northwest

Remembering missing and murdered loved ones on Red Dress Day

‘Lights Out’ from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. as millions of birds return home

WA leaders reconsider Cesar Chavez recognition

DOH awards $2.5 million to local environmental organizations

King County executive signs order to better protect immigrants

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Snoqualmie Valley state legislative candidates | Election 2026

King County homelessness program’s fate is unclear amid financial problems

Nonprofit left with $300k bill in blame-game between state and contractor

King County executive tours Fall City, meets business owners

Legislative races to watch in WA

More I-405 closures May 11-18

Nonprofit works to install green stormwater solutions in Valley

Snoqualmie asks King County to find different battery site

Single lane closure on Issaquah-Hobart Road May 11-June 1

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