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The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has announced updated guidance around COVID-19 at-home testing, including changes to how self-testing results should be reported and additional … more
In response to Starbucks’ continued union-busting practices, Starbucks workers from the Capitol Blvd and Trosper St. locations are going on a two-day strike. Workers from this store, located at … more
Pablo Picasso once said, “The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.” This weekend you can take a bath from the daily humdrum by visiting the Creative Market … more
Olympia Site Plan Review Committee reviewed the possible adaptive reuse of a three-story office building at 521 Capitol Way S Wednesday, September 7.  Project Architect Roussa Cassel said the … more
September is a very exciting month for us. Let us take a peek at some events next week that might interest you and your family. Hale Ekinci at SPSCC Leonor R. Fuller Gallery, August 29-September … more
Tumwater will donate an empty house at 6541 Henderson Boulevard SE to Homes First, a non-profit corporation based in Washington. Tumwater’s city council approved the donation after they … more
Lacey kicked off its Volunteer Litter Pickup Program yesterday, September 6, at the regular meeting of the city’s Transportation Committee. Transportation Maintenance Supervisor Scott … more
Port of Olympia officials are reassuring community members of the noise that will be coming this Friday evening at the docks. “When you see lights flashing and hear sirens sounding on the … more
Tenino Young-at-Heart Theater (TYT) will unveil its plans for its community theater building on Saturday, September 10, at 2 p.m. at the building site on Sussex Avenue between Keithahn and Ritter … more
Up on 46th Avenue NE in Olympia, a one-story building sits right in a beautiful grove of trees, looking like a pioneer home and containing a repository of one of America’s great cultural … more
Olympia School District’s board of directors agreed to new boundaries for its five director districts during a special meeting held yesterday. Special purpose districts like the Olympia … more
The Lacey City Council approved budget amendments for the last quarter of 2022 at its meeting yesterday. Finance Director Troy Woo said the amendment does not require extra money but a … more
Olympia Water Resources Director Eric Christensen and Waste Resources Director Gary Franks recommended increasing utility rates to meet projected costs for 2023. At the Utility Advisory Committee … more
Goodbye, August! Hello, September! Another month has fruitfully passed by our county, let us welcome another month full of blessings. Olympia Lamplighters Watercolor Class, September 2 Have you … more
What an odd year it’s been. First there was the long, cold, wet spring that lasted well into June. Then came an unusually dry and sunny summer, with the repeated but brief heat waves, though … more
The Olympia Site Plan Review Committee held a presubmission conference of a proposal from Reality Church to purchase a building at 1522 4th Avenue E. Reality Church Pastor Paul Jones said the … more
The presubmission conference on the proposed project for Rebecca Howard Park was postponed yesterday, August 31, by the Olympia Site Plan Committee. The project would provide community members with a … more
Olympia's Planning Commission started its review of the city's proposed budget for public facilities and resources that are part of Olympia's 2023-2028 Capital Facilities Plan (CFP). The … more
There was a time, before 2000, when Thurston County was the winter vacation wonderland for all sorts of gulls. Each winter, more than 10,000 gulls would visit our county. Their lives then were … more
The Thurston Economic Development Council (EDC) has named Heidi McCutcheon as Operations Director.  The Operations Director is a critical leadership position at the EDC. In her role, … more
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