A letter has been sent to Duvall businesses that have A-Board/Sandwich boards which are not in compliance with the city’s sign code. Per the current code signs will be permitted if: They have a maximum size less than or equal to 4 sq. More...

My name is Abby Tumbleson and I am a student at Tolt Middle School. I am a junior member of the Star Guild which participates in fundraising in support of Seattle Children’s Hospital. More...

The City Council spent a great deal of their time this week taking a closer look at the sustainability presentation that Councilmember Walker presented at last weeks council retreat. The Council had the opportunity to hear more details about the proposal and ask additional questions. More...

Our Pacific Northwest late winter weather has been mild, and our temperatures so warm, it has made these past few weeks feel like the beginning of Spring! If you have lived and gardened in the valley for very long, you will likely note that it is not wise to get a jump on Spring too soon! March can still bring cold weather, so be mindful when planting vegetable and bedding plants. More...

Sun. Feb. 28, 10:43p.m. Duvall, 15100 block of 276 PL NE, Theft-From Mtr Vehicle-Misd, Citizen called to report a vehicle prowl which had occurred overnight. A window was smashed and items were taken. Police are investigating. More...

Fri. Mar. 5 thru 26 Beginning Drawing with Bruce Edwards Carnation Senior Center, 1:30-3:30pm, $40 for four sessions. No drop-ins. Call 425-333-4152 to pre-register. Drawing is a skill that can be learned and local artist Bruce Edwards will help you learn to “see” shape, form and contrast in order to draw. More...

The boys’ basketball team took on the Lynden Lions at the CHS home court in front of a standing room only crowd on Friday, February 26th. The game was the first round of the Class 2A Northwest District Tournament. The larger than life Lions who took 4th in State last year were too much for the Red Wolves and won by a score of 61-40. More...