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Catch Sheyenne Leonard on Home Grown at 10:45 AM Saturday December 13, 2025, with the launch of her Latest Album “Reminder of the Times”
Sheyenne Leonard born and raised in North Bend WA is out with her latest album ” Reminder of the Times” which is her first full length album. Her past releases include couple of singles and an EP. She is joining Fakhruddin to talk about her latest album. Catch the conversation as well as the first spin of a single from the latest album. The album is out today and is available at all of the major music streaming online platforms. This edition of Home Grown will repeat every day until Friday December 19th, 2025
Duvall City Updates
- Watch the full video and view event photos here.
Carnation City Updates
- 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 […]
- APPLY NOW 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 community Funds must […]
- The City of Carnation is accepting applications for an Association of Washington Cities (AWC) Center for Quality Communities (CQC) Scholarship! The CQC will award up to four $3,000 scholarships in Spring 2026 to graduating high school seniors who are active in leadership in their city government, community, or school and plan to pursue higher education. […]
- How to use your compost pail: Keep your compost kitchen pail in a convenient location such as your counter, under the sink, or in the freezer. Use it to collect food scraps and any food-soiled paper. Empty your pail into your green bin outside. Recology will haul your green waste material away and turn it […]
Snoqualmie City Updates
- Community Concerns Regarding Proposed Cascadia Ridge Resiliency Battery Energy Storage System Project
- Proposed Battery Energy Storage System Near Snoqualmie – Community Concerns and Review Considerations
- The City of Snoqualmie is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Harder as Communications Coordinator and Public Information Officer.
- To be clear about the current facts: the City of Snoqualmie has not permitted a battery energy storage facility, and there is currently no proposal before the City or King County.
- Many Snoqualmie residents have been highly engaged on the proposed battery energy storage facility over the past several weeks, speaking at council meetings, submitting comments, and sending emails.
North Bend City Updates
- City staff and elected officials hope to see you as we meet for the Tuesday, May 5 City Council meeting, beginning at 7 p.m. here at North Bend City Hall.
- On April 29, Mayor Miller delivered her 2026 State of the City address at the historic North Bend Theatre, where she reflected on citywide achievements in 2025, and highlighted upcoming projects that are anticipated to move forward this year.
- The City of North Bend is temporarily suspending the use of our new permitting platform, Cloudpermit, for submitting building permits. This is a necessary step to ensure the city’s account billing processes fully integrate with the permitting platform.
- Stop by Huxdotter in the evening between 5 and 6 p.m. for your favorite coffee, tea, or treat, and enjoy getting to know your mayor while discussing city-related topics that are important to you.
- As shared by the Washington State Department of Transportation, final paving is now occurring, as weather forecasts improve for the next few weeks. Read on for information and be sure allow more time for travel. When possible, seek alternative routes.
