Meg Wolf reached through the green leaves toward a plump blueberry at Bybee Blueberry Farm, looking for the perfect berry to fill the cobblers at her wedding.

“I look for big, firm blueberries,” Wolf said. “You don’t want it to be too mushy.”

She and her fiancé Seamus Kelly had recruited 20 of their wedding guests to come to the North Bend blueberry farm to pick blueberries for cobblers that would feed 125 people...

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The smell of corndogs, kettle corn and curly fries filled the air of downtown Snoqualmie as folks came out Aug. 20-22 to enjoy the 72nd Annual Railroad Days.

While the festival began Friday and carried into Sunday, Saturday featured the most packed day of events. With temperatures at a comfortable 70 degrees that afternoon, fairgoers picked an ideal day to enjoy the fun.

Morning attractions included a pancake breakfast served by the Snoqualmie Firefighters Association, the morning Fun Run, and the Grand Parade. The parade included crowd-pleasers like a bagpipe player and the Seafair Pirates...

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