Fall City Neighbors

08/31/2026

Consider becoming involved and help shape our kids educational future.

The Snoqualmie Valley School District announced the members of its newly formed Community Review and Recommendation Committee, or CRRC, a community

08/31/2026

Heads up!

State Route 203/Fall City-Carnation Road Southeast will be reduced to one lane near the Rutherford Slough (mileposts 0-1) daily from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30

08/30/2026

Sibling rivalry takes center stage at the Fall City Apple Festival this month. In this issue we learn about the intense pie baking rivalry between two Fall City brothers, discover services to help new parents survive the first year, see what bygone school days were like, find out where the poppies went, appreciate living fossils in our community, and so much more.

Pick up a copy later this week at the post office, library, and business around town or download and read today: fallcity.org/community-1

08/26/2026

Ah, summer. When a young girl’s fancy turns to softball! Yes! At least that was the way it was in Fall City in the 1960s to the 1990s, before Title 9. That’s when the women of Fall City formed a Slow-Pitch team sponsored by the Riverside Tavern.

In this month’s Neighbors read how these pioneering women made it possible for today’s young women to play Little League and high school ball and prove their talents on the diamond.

Pick up a copy at the post office, library and businesses across town or read it online at:
fallcity.org/community-1

08/25/2026

We are in Unincorporated King County, but these are good rules to follow to avoid injuring pedestrians and preventing tragic accidents in our town.

As more residents choose electric bikes, or e-bikes, for commuting and recreation, it's important to know the difference between e-bikes and e-motorcycles. E-bikes typically come in three classes, with Class 3 bikes providing assistance up to 28 mph. It's illegal for those under the age of 16 to operate a Class 3 e-bike in Washington state.

E-motorcycles typically provide assistance over 28 mph, have a power output greater than 750 watts, and do not have fully operable pedals. A driver's license and proper insurance are required to ride an e-motorcycle in Washington state.

Still not sure which type of bike you have? Consider visiting knowyourride.org, a youth-led initiative helping educate families on e-bike and e-motorcycle safety in Washington state. The Bike Check tool allows users to enter a bike's characteristics and offers guidance on the type of bike it may be.

Learn more about e-bike safety at redmond.gov/e-Bike.

08/21/2026

08/17/2026

🍧Save the Date!

Please join us on August 25th for Meet your Teacher (2:30- 3:30pm) and be sure to stick around for a sweet Popsicle Social (2:30-4:00pm) and Mini Golf (3:30-5:30) hosted by the PTSA! find us under the covered area by the Kindergarten playground!

Become a PTSA member today! purchase your membership here - https://fcesptsa.givebacks.com/shop

08/17/2026

What’s not to love about ferns. So many varieties, so many shapes a landscape artist’s endless palette.

In this months Fall City Neighbors Teresa Kluver shares how versatile ferns can be to add texture and a beautiful green background to highlight colorful flowers and shrubs.

Pick up a copy at the post office, library, and business around town or download a copy to read online: fallcity.org/community-1

08/12/2026

Thanks WSDOT for the temporary fix to SR-202. No more teeth chattering drives through downtown. Looking forward to a full fix and safety improvements on the crossing on SR-203.

08/11/2026

Fall City Apple Festival is recruiting community volunteers for September 20th festival.

Wear the uniform of a family warrior by volunteering for the Fall City Apple Festival on Sept. 20th. The festival, produced by the non-profit NWNHC Family Fund, helps support the Warrior Family Retreats and summer camp scholarships for kids whose family is struggling.

There’s volunteer opportunities for c***r pressing, apple treat sales, kids activities, vendor management, parking, and more. Your contributions of time are eligible for Community Service credits and corporate giving programs.

If you’re lucky, you’ll be able to wear one of these awesome apron uniforms!

Sign up today at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0544A8AE2AA6F85-63206959-fall

NWNHC Family Fund is a non-profit, all-volunteer 501 (c)(3) corporation. EIN 45-4536229