StoryBook Theater, produced by Studio East, has begun its first in-person performances in 18 months, according to a press release. StoryBook in the Park, presented by Google, will be at McCormick Park in Duvall on Saturday, Aug. 28 with shows at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.  

Opening day at the Carnation Farmers Market recorded double the attendees compared to last year, according to a newsletter from the event team. 

This year’s Duvall Days is not canceled but postponed. The roaming concerts and fireworks show were moved to Saturday, June 12, to avoid rain showers on the original date.

The sound of Kody Clark’s treaded tires whirling against the dirt path could be heard well before he came into view. The late afternoon sun barely crept between the thick trees at the trail system in Snoqualmie on that Friday afternoon. 

Keeping active during a global pandemic is difficult enough already. Doing so while working and schooling from home is a totally new challenge for all people over the last year.

DUVALL – More than 100 years after the Duvall's foundation, there are still remnants of its earliest days. 

Since 2013, the Tolt Avenue Central Business District (CBD) has long awaited construction to create a safer and more livable downtown environment.

More than 110 years after the publication of Anne of Green Gables, Cascade Community Theatre is bringing the classic tale to life with the help of some recently popularized 21st century technology. 

After nearly nine months without customers, the Re-In-Carnation Thrift Store will reopen at very limited capacity for two upcoming Saturdays this month.

Sno-Valley Senior Center attendees embodied the Roaring 20s and dressed to the nines in flapper dresses, sequins, boas, bow ties and three-piece suits for the center’s first-ever virtual auction and gala Saturday, Oct. 17.

Public health officials are investigating a COVID-19 outbreak linked to the Salish Lodge and Spa overlooking Snoqualmie Falls, according to Public Health - Seattle & King County.

When Carnation Farmers Market was readying for the season-opening on July 7, the uncertainty of pulling off a successful venue was lingering as organizers were in a state of flux.

SNOQUALMIE — Steam engine 924, built in 1889, will make its first public appearance during Snoqualmie Railroad Days on August 15. The historic locomotive is part of the Northwest Railroad Museum collection and is sure to be a crowd-pleaser at the event.

From teachers looking for creative lessons to residents who’ve always wanted to check out the century-old building on Cherry Road, the Duvall Historical Society has plans to deliver. After overcoming some technical difficulties, the organization is planning on hosting virtual tours of the Do…