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Meadowscape Apartment Homes is the 4th property developed by Harbor Custom Development in the South Puget Sound region.
Thurston County’s newest luxury apartments launch next week with two events
New apartments with modern touches typically only available in custom homes are coming to the Lacey area starting next week. Harbor Custom Development Inc. (Nasdaq: HCDI) is now leasing … more
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Architect Matthew Hagen shows the partially developed project called People Infra Offices, which is the subject of the Olympia Site Plan Committee review on Wednesday, August. 23, 2022.
Olympia committee reviews partially developed office spaces on 12th Avenue SE
On Wednesday, the Olympia Site Plan Review Committee revisited the partially developed project at 1220 12th Avenue SE to review the proposed construction of office spaces. At the Wednesday … more
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Procurement Coordinator Tammy Ferris (upper right) briefed IT’s board of directors on new pedestrian improvements at Olympia Transit Center.
Olympia Transit Center improvements will add accessibility and reduce trip hazards
Pedestrian improvements are planned for the Olympia Transit Center at the northwest corner of the property, which will add accessibility and reduce trip hazards, among other goals.   … more
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Jessica St Louis is a former school teacher and first-time business owner
Flipped Pot: Passion in ceramics
A “full access” ceramics studio opened on August 20 in downtown Olympia. Flipped Pot Ceramics Studio is the passion of Jessica St. Louis, a former teacher and now first-time business … more
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Olympia City Planning Director Leonard Bauer (file photo)
Olympia planning director explains the city’s Comprehensive Plan
Olympia Community Planning & Development Director Leonard Bauer explained how the 20-year Comprehensive Plan aims to prepare the city’s development for the future. In a post on the … more
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A transgender woman, Klaire Heartfilia came to Olympia to find a more accepting environment of who she is and to find work.
Klaire Heartfilia’s tribulations and desire to work
JM Simpson -  jm@theJOLTnews.com   - is a veteran photojournalist who lives in Lacey.  more
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Owner Mariane Rony is shown creating a smash burger.
Halal at the mall: Smash'n Burger opens
A new locally owned business and passion for cooking has come to Capital Mall in Olympia - Smash'n Burger performed a ceremonial ribbon cutting on August 3, and officially started grilling for the … more
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A preview of the proposed mural for the Olympia Senior Center.
Olympia accepts 'Arc of Aging' mural for senior center
At Tuesday's meeting, the Olympia City Counvil approved an ordinance accepting Senior Services for South Sound's art donation - the “Arc of Aging” mural, which is “designed to honor … more
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Brian Windrope, Executive Director of Senior Services, said the 50th anniversary also celebrates the partnership with Olympia that nurtured the organization.
Senior Services for South Sound celebrates 50th anniversary
The Olympia City Council, on Tuesday, signed a proclamation designating 2023 as the 50th anniversary of Senior Services for South Sound. The proclamation honors seniors as leaders, parents, … more
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Tumwater Planner Erika Smith-Erickson briefs the city’s General Government Committee about the preliminary docket of annual code amendments.
Tumwater looking to update and clarify four minor development regulations
Tumwater is set to update four minor development regulations to clarify certain requirements for manufactured home parks, utilities, buildings along the town center, and industrial buildings over 65 … more
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At the Wednesday meeting, August 2, 2023, the PBIA board members approved the recommendation to create the Olympia Downtown Improvement District (DID).
PBIA approves recommendation of creation of Downtown Improvement District
Parking and Business Improvement Area (PBIA) members approved the recommendation to move forward and support the creation of the Olympia Downtown Improvement District (DID) to the city council … more
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Teachers and other staff at Cadence Academy on Martin Way in Lacey struck on Friday, August 4, 2023.
Early-learning employees strike over low, stagnant wages
Teachers and childcare workers went on strike this morning at a Lacey branch of Cadence Academy Preschool, a national early childhood education services provider based near Phoenix, Arizona. … more
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IT Public Records Officer Amanda Collins (upper right) briefs IT’s board of directors on the updated public records request policy.
Intercity Transit updates public record request policy
Intercity Transit’s (IT) board of directors adopted a resolution updating the agency’s public record request policy on Wednesday, August 2. Last updated in 2007, the update seeks to … more
Olympia Police Chief Rich Allen in a file photo.
Olympia police chief says social media platform contributed to auto theft increase
Olympia Police Chief Rich Allen has identified a possible factor contributing to the spike in auto theft cases in the city – TikTok videos.   In the first quarter of 2023, Allen … more
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Lacey's Sunday Depot Market food vendors
Over 100 local micro-businesses, nonprofits showcased in Lacey's Sunday Market
Economic Development Coordinator Wesley Nguyen reported that Lacey's Sunday Depot Market is heading in the right direction in promoting and supporting micro businesses and nonprofits in the city. … more
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Thurston and Pierce County representatives gathered yesterday, July 31, to discuss updates about the Central and South Puget Sound Region Meat Production and Processing Infrastructure and Labor Study.
Limited facilities and resources hobble regional meat processing industry progress
Thurston County’s Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) met yesterday, July 31, to receive updates about the Central and South Puget Sound Region Meat Production and Processing Infrastructure … more
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The Thurston County Board of Commissioners approved the maintenance renewal with Adobe for one more year during its meeting on August 1, 2023.
Thurston County renews Adobe software tools for the year
The Thurston County Board of Commissioners (BOCC) approved the maintenance renewal with computer software by the company Adobe for one more year during its meeting on the first day of August. … more
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CP&D Deputy Director Tim Smith (bottom row, right) spoke at the Planning Commission meeting on Monday, July 24, 2023, and gave an update on Olympia's development activities.
Community Planning and Development briefs Olympia on current housing, business projects 
At the Planning Commission meeting on Monday, Olympia's Community Planning and Development Deputy Director, Tim Smith, presented a report on the development activity in the city, where it processes … more
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Acting Executive Director Rudy Rudolph says that the original recommendation of $300,000 as the new contract amount would have saved the Port Commission time from needing to re-amend it.
Port renews contract with lawyers assisting with Local 47-B union negotiations
The Port of Olympia Commission authorized Acting Executive Director Rudy Rudolph to sign an amendment to the contract of the law firm of Chmelik Sitkin & Davis, extending their services until the … more
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Environmental consultant James Maul briefs the Port Commission about a $300,000 Ecology grant.
Port seeks Ecology grant for waterway remediation projects
The Port of Olympia is seeking a $300,000 grant from the Department of Ecology (Ecology) to support various remediation projects. The Port Commission authorized Acting Executive Director Rudy … more
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