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Live Broadcast of the Music Line Up from Snoqualmie Days 2025 from 12:00PM – 09:30PM on Saturday, Aug 23rd, 2025.
Valley 104.9FM with its Outdoor Broadcasting Host duo of Fakhruddin Ahmed and Terry Spring will be at the Festival at Mt. Si Snoqualmie Days this year too to bring you live Music from the Main Stage Concert in Snoqualmie, WA. And just like the Duvall Days, Fall City Day Festival, Carnation Block Party, 4th July Celebration at Carnation, North Bend Block Party, and Festival at Mt Si, there will also be limited web streaming live on our Facebook Page at https://facebook.com/valley1049. Don’t Miss out and if you are at the venue drop into our Live Broadcasting Booth to say hello or to collect one of our Decals.
Duvall City Updates
Carnation City Updates
- The City of Carnation is accepting applications for an Association of Washington Cities (AWC) Center for Quality Communities (CQC) Scholarship! The CQC will award up to four $3,000 scholarships in Spring 2026 to graduating high school seniors who are active in leadership in their city government, community, or school and plan to pursue higher education. […]
- How to use your compost pail: Keep your compost kitchen pail in a convenient location such as your counter, under the sink, or in the freezer. Use it to collect food scraps and any food-soiled paper. Empty your pail into your green bin outside. Recology will haul your green waste material away and turn it […]
- Carnation summer sports camps are returning this year! The City is partnering with Skyhawks Sports Academy to bring sports camps to Valley Memorial Park. Spots are available for kids 4-12. Sign up by June 1st to receive $25 off registration! Use code 25SUMMER. Only one discount per camper. Click HERE to register! The post […]
Snoqualmie City Updates
- Mayor Ross shares a special message to the community and looks back at City accomplishments in the final installment of the Ross Report,
- Residents are encouraged to shop and support Snoqualmie’s business community this holiday season, starting on Small Business Saturday, November 29, 2025, a day dedicated to the local shops and restaurants that make Snoqualmie unique.
- Join the Green Snoqualmie Partnership on November 22, 2025, and take a break from the holiday rush to plant trees and native plants that will help a section of forest surrounding Jeanne Hansen Park thrive for many generations.
- You're invited to provide comments on the 2026 Property Tax Levy at a public hearing on November 10 at 7pm. In 2026, the City requires a 0.82% increase in property tax revenue over the previous year to meet expected expenses and financial obligations.
- Read the latest Ross Report to learn about work Mayor Ross is doing in support of Snoqualmie residents and business – from welcoming a long-time business back to Railroad Ave to supporting our urban forest.
North Bend City Updates
- City of North Bend Wastewater Treatment Plant staff have identified several instances of suspected illegal dumping of septic or portable-toilet (sani-can) waste directly into city manholes. Read on to learn how you can help.
- Mayor Miller announced her selection of Sgt. Ed Hall as the King County Sheriff’s Office North Bend Chief of Police. The selection of Police Chief is an integral component to transitioning services from Snoqualmie Police Department to Sheriff’s Office.
- Thriving local businesses are incredibly important to North Bend. When you shop locally, you are supporting your community, your economy, and your neighbors. Not only that – our businesses make shopping fun!
- Every year, local homes and businesses deck their places out for the community to admire! Light Up North Bend brings homes, businesses, and nonprofit organizations together for a bit of healthy competition, along with a self-guided tour of holiday lights!
