Racquel Muncy is a writer for the Skagit Valley Herald, focusing on local news and events in the Skagit Valley area. She covers a variety of topics, including community events, education, business, and culture. Racquel is passionate about sharing the stories that matter to the residents of Skagit Valley.
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Racquel Muncy's coverage is primarily focused on local community events, libraries, business news, holiday events, and local organizations. Her articles often include press releases, event coverage, and private sector announcements.
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MOUNT VERNON — The Skagit Regional Health Foundation raised about $580,000 during its 36th annual Festival of Trees on Thanksgiving weekend.
On Nov. 21, the Nooksack Valley School Board heard about concerning racial situations happening within the district from a concerned parent and then went over survey results regarding the characteristics of a highly effective school.
By: Racquel Muncy
MOUNT VERNON — About 250 people turned out Saturday for a third annual National Wreaths Across America Day ceremony that honors those who have served in the military.
BURLINGTON — The Burlington American Legion teamed up with Skagit Head Start preschool Friday evening to bring an early Christmas to dozens of families.
Big changes are coming to Cairnspring Mills in 2025 thanks to improvements coming to the Port of Skagit-owned granary building.
By: Racquel Muncy
MOUNT VERNON — The Mount Vernon School Board issued a proclamation Wednesday stating the school district’s support of undocumented students and their families.
By: Racquel Muncy
MOUNT VERNON — The leadership class at Mount Baker Middle School spent the past month collecting items for the Mount Vernon Police Department's Integrated Outreach Services team.
MOUNT VERNON — This year was a big one for the city of Mount Vernon and first-year Mayor Peter Donovan.
The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is gearing up for this spring with the Friday announcement of the 2025 festival's tulip poster and artist.
By: Racquel Muncy
A Skagit County hearing examiner considered Friday whether to grant a special-use permit for a battery energy storage facility in the Bayview Ridge area west of Burlington.
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