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Crews responded to multiple emergencies in Snoqualmie and North Bend, including a serious vehicle accident on I-90 involving three vehicles. Other incidents included medical emergencies and brush fires, with one patient transported to the hospital following a dirt bike collision. Authorities contained a backyard fire that was determined to be a controlled illegal burn.
The Northwest Railway Museum offers Halloween Train rides starting October 11, inviting families to enjoy a two-hour trip with views of Snoqualmie Falls. Additionally, a Wine Train experience returns on August 28 for adults, featuring local wine tastings and scenic valley views. Both events provide unique ways to celebrate the changing seasons in the Snoqualmie Valley.
Snoqualmie Days returns on August 22-23, 2025, celebrating the town's rich history and community spirit. The event features a music crawl, pancake breakfast, grand parade, and various family-friendly activities. Streets will close on Saturday to accommodate the festivities.
King County and WSDOT plan multiple road closures and traffic delays near Carnation and Duvall from August 11 to 22. Nightly alternation of traffic on State Route 203 will occur for pavement repairs, while NE Carnation Farm Road and NE Woodinville Duvall Road will close for bridge maintenance. Drivers should expect detours and delays during this period.
The 20th annual Boeing Classic golf tournament will begin on August 8, 2025, marked by a low jet flyover at 11:15 am. A second flyover will signal the tournament's conclusion on August 10. This event highlights the ongoing tradition of combining sports with aviation in Snoqualmie, WA.
A Boeing jetliner flew over Snoqualmie, Washington, today, marking the opening of the 2025 Boeing Classic Golf Tournament. The tournament runs until August 10 at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge, and the flyover has become a thrilling tradition for spectators and residents alike.
A DUI pursuit originating in North Bend led to the arrest of a Pierce County suspect and the recovery of narcotics, cash, and a stolen firearm. The incident concluded on SR 900 in Issaquah after officers deployed spike strips to halt the fleeing vehicle. The suspect faces multiple charges, including possession of a stolen firearm.
North Bend activates its Water Conservation Ordinance on August 15 due to below-average winter precipitation. Stage 1 guidelines restrict irrigation to evening and morning hours, promoting voluntary compliance among residents. City officials anticipate moving to stricter measures earlier than usual this year.
State Route 18 will close from 9 p.m. August 15 to 5 a.m. August 18 for construction and maintenance. The Washington State Department of Transportation will conduct multiple projects to enhance safety and traffic flow along this corridor. Drivers should plan alternative routes to avoid delays, especially large vehicles.
The Festival at Mt. Si will celebrate its 77th year in North Bend from August 8 to 10, featuring local music, food, and community events. Highlights include live music, a chili cook-off, and parades, with proceeds supporting local scholarships.