Fall City Neighbors

06/09/2026

Help keep Fall City looking beautiful! Join in our annual town clean-up. It’s a great way to show your pride in our community and get in some community service hours. Bring a pair of gloves. We’ll supply the rest. Meet at Bernard Park, next to the Roadhouse restaurant, at 5:00 p.m. We’ll be working for a couple hours.

06/08/2026

4,833 acres of forested land in Fall City used by hikers, bikers and equestrians is about to be auctioned off by Campbell Global, a J.P. Morgan company. Recreationists are worried about continued access to the miles of trails that criscross these wild lands and the preservation of this green space.

In this month’s Neighbors, read what county officials, community groups, and land preservationists are doing to try to assure the lands remain open for wildlife, recreation, and environmental health.

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

06/02/2026

JUNE NEIGHBORS AVAILABLE The surprise auction of more than 4,800 acres of forested land in Fall City has bikers, hikers, equestrians and land preservationists scrambling to preserve the property for recreation and limit development. This month we take a look at what government and non-profits are doing about it. We also celebrate our annual Fall City Day and honor the parade Grand Marshals who have contributed so much to our community.

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

05/19/2026

Getting ready for Memorial Day. The Fall City Historical Society, Fall City Cemetery Association, and community volunteers spent a recent Saturday afternoon sprucing up the Fall City Cemetery for Memorial Day ceremonies.

The cemetery officially began in 1899 after a nameless boarder passed away at The Landing (the original name for Fall City), prompting the need for a communal resting place. Over time, the cemetery expanded, with the Fall City Cemetery Association acquiring additional land to serve the growing community. Notably, the cemetery includes a section reserved for Native American burials, reflecting the area's diverse history.

To learn more about the cemetery history, visit: https://www.fallcityhistorical.org/did-you-know-fc-cemetery.html

To learn more about the present day: https://fallcitycemetery.org/pages/about-us

05/18/2026

The Fall City Community Association is again sponsoring a comfort station as part of the Cascade Bicycle Club Flying Wheels Summer Century race. The comfort station will be in the Fall City Elementary parking lot Saturday, May 30th, from 8am to 4pm.

Enthusiastic volunteers are needed to make around 500 PB&J sandwiches, keep the water station running smoothly for the cyclists, and showcase our Fall City community spirit.

Please RSVP to [email protected] to volunteer. In your response let us know if you can help in the morning or afternoon. Most of the work will happen in the morning starting at 8am. We do need some volunteers in the afternoon to maintain the water station and tear down.

We hope to see you there!

05/01/2026

MAY NEIGHBORS NOW AVAILABLE.
MUST READ ISSUE!
Fall City is growing with six new housing developments coming in the next few years. In a special report this month we learn about the challenges our new neighbors at Arrington Court have experienced with their Large On-site Sewer System (LOSS), lessons learned, and how similar systems in the works will impact new homebuyers and the community at large. We also discover what’s up with the Fall City Summer Market, recognize a neighbor who’s done good, discover how to grace our yard with majestic Viburnum, and so much more.

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

04/16/2026

It takes a village to run a community. The Fall City Community Association (FCCA) reports a strong financial position despite a projected deficit for 2026.

Read all about it and what the FCCA is up to in this month’s Neighbors. Available now at the post office, library and businesses around town or read online at: fallcity.org/community-1

04/10/2026

Got someone in mind who has/is making a significant contribution to our community? Nominate them today.

Every town’s got a legend… who’s ours this year, Fall City? 🤠🌾

We’re now accepting Grand Marshal nominations for the 2026 Fall City Day Festival Parade — and this year’s theme says it all:

“Let’s Go Country!” 🌻
Celebrating the rural charm, hardworking spirit, and agricultural roots that run deep in Fall City.

Do you know someone who:
🌾 Embodies our small-town, country spirit
🤝 Gives back to the community
🚜 Has deep roots in Fall City’s history, farming, or local traditions
💛 Makes Fall City feel like home

Nominate them to lead this year’s parade and be honored as a true hometown hero.

📅 Festival Date: June 13, 2026
📝 Nominations are NOW OPEN

👉 Submit your nomination at the link below
https://forms.gle/3VYwzPRSxq9nG8oA7

Tag someone who deserves the spotlight 👇
Let’s celebrate the folks who make Fall City truly special 🤎