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Snoqualmie Valley Sports & Events: We Are Live! 🎙️
We are officially expanding into Live Sports Broadcasting! After another incredible summer bringing you the 2026 Snoqualmie Valley Summer Town Festivals—including live coverage of Duvall Days, Carnation Block Party, North Bend Block Party, and the Festival at Mt. Si by your favorite hosts, Fakhruddin Ahmed and Terry Spring—we are taking our microphones to the field.
Get ready to cheer on your local athletes as we bring you every touchdown, pass, and game-winning play live from the sidelines.
🏈 2026 Cedarcrest High School Varsity Football Live Broadcasts
Never miss a moment of the action. Tune in to catch the Cedarcrest Red Wolves varsity football games completely live!
- Your Broadcast Team: Bringing you the play-by-play action are local favorites Joshua J. Suman and Morgan Henley.
- How to Listen: Stream right here on our website or tune your radio dials to catch the live feed from anywhere in the valley.
🏫 Live from Mount Si High School!
The community fun doesn’t stop with sports. We are heading back to school for a special lunchtime broadcast!
- What: Live Broadcast from the Mount Si High School Cafeteria
- When: Monday, September 28, 2026
- Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
- Hosts: Live and in-person with Fakhruddin Ahmed and Terry Spring
Don’t just hear about it later. Bookmark our page, lock in your station presets, and click our Listen Live button below to follow every local festival, high school football game, and community event as it happens!
Duvall City Updates
- Monthly News and information from your Mayor, City Council, and City Administration.
- Looking for a fun way to explore Duvall?
Carnation City Updates
- Hey Carnation, get ready to Eat Local! The City of Carnation and the Carnation Chamber of Commerce are teaming up with Eat Local First to inspire everyone to #eatlocalcarnation throughout September! We’re excited to have ALL local businesses join in the fun, whether you serve food or not. We’re going to celebrate all things eating local for […]
- Supporting Cleaner Transportation & Community Education The City of Carnation is proud to introduce its first climate‑friendly electric vehicle (EV) in the municipal fleet — a major step toward reducing emissions, improving air quality, and supporting long‑term climate resiliency. This project reflects the City Council’s commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable transportation. The EV will […]
- City of Carnation and Skyhawks Sports present 2026 Summer Sports Camps! All camps are Monday – Friday at Valley Memorial Park (3810 Stossel Ave, Carnation, WA 98014). Camps range from $159-$249. Scholarships available! Email beth.offeman@carnationwa.gov for an application. Sign up by June 1st to receive $25 off registration! Use code Carnation25. *Only one discount per […]
- Click HERE for the presentation slides. Through education, skill building, and community discussion, attendees gained tools to reduce distress, validate their experiences, and strengthen resilience. Trauma informed education Practical coping tools Strategies to reduce distress and avoidance behaviors Meet the Presenter: Marykate Tihinen, MA, LMHC Mental Health Therapist Marykate, a Duvall local, is a Licensed Mental Health […]
- THE APPLICATION PERIOD HAS CLOSED. Goal: Support local non-profit organizations that provide vital services, community connection, education, and equitable access to the Carnation community. Eligibility Criteria: Must be a 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(6) non-profit entity Services provided in the City of Carnation (within City limits) The funds must be used to provide direct services and/or events to the Carnation […]
Snoqualmie City Updates
- The Washington State Department of Ecology is seeking public input as it begins a statewide environmental study
- Two proclamations presented at Monday's City Council meeting with one reminder: we're stronger when we look out for each other and plan ahead.
- City Council approved an after-hours noise permit for night construction on Snoqualmie Valley Health's expansion project at its Aug. 24 meeting.
- Community members are encouraged to take a brief, five-minute online questionnaire
- Jupiter Power will now seek approval for its proposed Cascadia Ridge Resiliency Energy Storage facility through the state (EFSEC) instead of King County.
North Bend City Updates
- Mayor Mary Miller proclaimed September as Hunger Action Month in North Bend, at the September 1, 2026, City Council meeting.
- First launched in May, What’s Brewing is a structured, monthly forum hosted at City Hall the second Wednesday of each month. The EDC created the event with the goal of strengthening local networks, fostering collaboration, and amplifying entrepreneurism.
- Beginning September 10, crews from Active Construction, Inc. will begin the existing road striping removal and will add temporary striping to aid flow of traffic as the project moves forward.
- North Bend's monthly newsletter is a great way to learn about what is happening in your city, with information about local community events, city updates, new ways to get involved with your city government, infrastructure projects and more.
- Fall is coming…but it's not quite here yet! Check out your September edition of North Bend Neighbors for city updates, local events, and more.
