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Fire Safety Starts with All of Us

Wander Wisely Fire Safety

Fire Safety Starts with All of Us The Snoqualmie Valley is known for its forests, mountains, rivers, and outdoor recreation opportunities. These landscapes are part of what makes our communities such a special place to live, work, and visit. This year, however, conditions are different. Our region received less snow than normal during the winter,…

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Wildlife Safety Starts with Respect

Wander Wisely Wildlife Safety

Wildlife Safety Starts with Respect One of the things that makes the Snoqualmie Valley so special is that we live alongside incredible wildlife. Elk, bears, cougars, eagles, river otters, and countless other species call this place home. For many visitors, seeing wildlife is one of the highlights of their visit. But with that opportunity comes…

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Water Safety Matters: A Reminder for Our Community

Wander Wisely Cold Water Can Kill

Water Safety Matters: A Reminder for Our Community Recent events serve as a heartbreaking reminder that water can be unpredictable and dangerous, even on warm summer days. Throughout the Snoqualmie Valley and surrounding communities, we are fortunate to have access to beautiful rivers, lakes, and waterways that provide recreation, relaxation, and connection to nature. But…

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2026 Legislative Update: End of Session Review

2026 Legislative Update: End of Session Review By Lyset Cadena Contract Lobbyist, Bellevue Chamber The 2026 session came to an end at 8:24 pm on March 12th and proved to be among the most turbulent in recent years and may help set the stage for a highly competitive election cycle. Debate over the proposed Millionaire’s…

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Best of the Best Snoqualmie Valley 2025 Winners

Best of the Best 2025 Snoqualmie Valley Winners award banner

Best of the Best Snoqualmie Valley 2025 Winners Best of the Best 2025 Snoqualmie Valley Winners The results are in for Best of the Best Snoqualmie Valley 2025. After an incredible 5,200 votes cast by community members, we’re proud to announce this year’s winners! We had an amazing awards party at Remlinger Farms to honor…

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Mount Si students craft ornaments for holiday scavenger hunt

Mount Si High School student Romalyn Hatol displays a laser-cut wood cougar ornament for the Snoqualmie Valley holiday scavenger hunt

Mount Si students craft ornaments for holiday scavenger hunt Mount Si students craft ornaments for holiday scavenger hunt. The scavenger hunt will run through December and includes prizes. By Grace Gorenflo Grace Gorenflo • November 26, 2024 9:30 am – Read Article Some of the bear, eagle and elk ornaments made by Mount Si High…

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Higher Minimum Wage Starts in 2025

King County minimum wage increase to $20.29 per hour starting January 2025

Higher Minimum Wage Starts in 2025 Higher Minimum Wage Starts in 2025 Get ready – the minimum wage is increasing. The lowest hourly wage for work done in unincorporated King County will go up to $20.29 an hour on January 1. There are exceptions for smaller businesses. The new minimum wage applies only to the…

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