News - Snoqualmie Valley

Downtown’s new direction: $2 million street project means big changes for Snoqualmie core

$2 million infrastructure fix means big changes for downtown

King County Executive to tour Valley

Sustainability forums set in Snoqualmie

Healthy farm, good neighbor: Conservation plan helps historic Fall City acreage

For Fall City resident Cory Huskinson, the reason for adopting a King Conservation District Farm Plan is splashing in the creek outside.

Praying to stop persecution

Judge says state not fully funding basic education

A King County Superior Court judge ruled Thursday, Feb. 4, that the State of Washington is not adequately funding education in the state.

North Bend hotel decision pushed to March

Council moves hotel decision to March to allow time for public comment

Serviceman climbing Kilimanjaro to help wounded soldiers

Joe Crecca, a prisoner of war for six years in the Vietnam War, has never lost his admiration for the United States soldier.

State budget cuts put WAVE scholarships on shaky ground

Mount Si High School senior Brianna Kelly dreams of a career decorating beautiful wedding cakes. As Mount Si’s finalist for the Washington Award for Vocational Excellence, or WAVE, scholarship, she’s in the running for funds to help her attend college and grow business, nutrition and culinary skills. Kelly is among high school seniors across the state who have come to rely on scholarships in the recent economic downturn. Her scholarship opportunity is on thin ice, though. Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire has proposed postponing the WAVE and five other scholarships in 2010 to balance the state’s budget.

Korean teens try ‘America 101’ in North Bend

Welcoming 15-year-old exchange student DoHeyong Kim into their home, the Skylstad family of North Bend planned to learn a thing or two about the Korean culture It turns out that the Skylstads also had some teaching of their own to do, as they showed Kim, locally known as "D.J.," the basics of being an American kid.