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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Genuine Skagit Valley took a group of garden lovers to a variety of flower farms Aug. 22 to showcase the cut flower industry in the Skagit Valley.
MOUNT VERNON — The Glam Shack Clothing Co., a women's clothing boutique, is the newest tenant of The Pop-Up Mount Vernon.
MOUNT VERNON — Brewfest on the Skagit is returning this year with a few changes, the largest of which is the organization that is putting it on.
The Skagit County Fairgrounds received a $43,500 grant from AgWest Credit Union to help with the remodel of the fairgrounds' restrooms.
United Way of Skagit County has officially brought on Andrew Miller as executive director. Miller has been serving as interim executive director for the past month.
MOUNT VERNON — After starting later than planned due to a strike by its paraeducators, the Mount Vernon School District is back in session.
FarmHQ, an agricultural technology company started by two Skagit County brothers, continues to expand its technology to help farmers monitor water usage while irrigating.
MOUNT VERNON — The Mount Vernon City Library held a farewell party for its building on Snoqualmie Street as staff prepares to move into the new Library Commons.
MOUNT VERNON — Mount Vernon Fire Chief Bryan Brice has announced his upcoming retirement.
By: Racquel Muncy
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