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Construction will start the week of September 2 to enhance pedestrian safety on Thrasher Avenue NE in North Bend. Fury SiteWorks will build a new sidewalk, curb, and gutter, with completion expected by mid-October. Temporary lane closures will occur during the project.
The Snoqualmie Valley holiday train rides return this season, featuring the Santa Limited and the Yuletide Express. Families can enjoy festive excursions with Santa aboard historic railway cars, running on select weekends from late November to December. Both experiences combine holiday spirit with local railway history, creating lasting memories for attendees.
North Bend Theatre hosts a free screening of the 1932 classic "Tarzan the Ape Man" on September 1 to celebrate Edgar Rice Burroughs' 150th birthday. The event includes the giveaway of 100 vintage Ballantine books featuring artwork by notable artists. Attendees can enjoy themed beverages while experiencing the origins of the iconic character.
King County Road Services will implement lane restrictions on SE Issaquah Fall City Road for a chip seal project starting September 2, 2025. The work will include multiple sections of the road and may cause delays of up to 20 minutes. Drivers should exercise caution and expect potential Saturday work as conditions allow.
The "Sip Suds and Si" event will return to downtown North Bend on September 13, 2025. This popular festival celebrates local brews and community spirit, attracting residents and visitors alike. The event marks a significant anniversary for the town's vibrant cultural scene.
Public School Employees of Washington SEIU 1948 endorsed Amy McHenry for Mayor of Duvall, citing her respect for classified staff and commitment to public education. PSE represents over 30,000 school employees in Washington, emphasizing their integral role in education. The endorsement is bolstered by support from other local unions and community leaders.
Snoqualmie Fire Department and Snoqualmie Valley Health will host a free fentanyl overdose education class on September 18, 2025, at Snoqualmie Valley Hospital. The course aims to teach participants how to recognize and reverse fentanyl overdoses, especially targeting individuals aged 14-45 and their parents. Registration is limited to 40 participants.
The Snoqualmie Fire Department and Snoqualmie Valley Health will offer a free course on recognizing and reversing fentanyl overdoses on September 18, 2025. The training targets individuals aged 14-45, aiming to combat the rising fentanyl crisis in Snoqualmie Valley. Participants will learn about opioid risks and life-saving actions during this educational session.
Acres of Diamonds will host its Diamond Dinner & Auction on September 27, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue to support families experiencing homelessness. The event aims to raise funds through a silent and live auction, featuring items such as a James Bond experience and restaurant dinners. Proceeds will help provide long-term solutions and comprehensive programming for homeless women and children in the region.
A semi-truck carrying 40,000 pounds of bananas tipped on westbound State Route 18 at Tiger Mountain Summit, blocking the right lane. Emergency responders are on-site, and the road will remain partially obstructed until the truck is unloaded and righted. WSDOT advises freight traffic to avoid detours onto local roads not designed for large vehicles.