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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SEDRO-WOOLLEY — The Sedro-Woolley Chamber of Commerce celebrated the best and brightest the area has to offer Wednesday with its Best of Awards.
CONCRETE — There’s always something going on in Concrete during the holidays, but this year many of the activities will have a Celtic twist.
The Port of Skagit Board of Commissioners officially welcomed its first female commissioner Tuesday as Melanie Mankamyer was sworn in.
CONCRETE — The Concrete Town Council looked Tuesday at a variety of lease terms for the Mears Field airport.
By: Racquel Muncy
NOOKSACK — The Nooksack City County met on Monday evening, Nov. 4 to discuss the Nooksack Slough and a likely increase in property taxes.
HAMILTON — The Hamilton Town Council decided Tuesday to increase the town's property taxes in 2025 by 1%.
By: Racquel Muncy
MOUNT VERNON — The Mount Vernon City Council set the costs Wednesday for the electric vehicle charging stations at the Mount Vernon Library Commons.
MOUNT VERNON — Students from throughout Skagit County met at the Skagit County Fairgrounds on Wednesday and Thursday for the inaugural Skagit Farm Circle.
LA CONNER — About 50 agricultural professionals met at Maple Hall in La Conner on Thursday for the inaugural Northwest Agriculture Safety Day.
MOUNT VERNON — About 200 local high school students attended the 2024 Learning with Leaders event Wednesday at Skagit Valley College.
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