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“To remember without stigma those who have been lost and provide education and awareness to end fatal overdoses,” details the Thurston County Opioid Response Task Force website. The … more
The Thurston Board of County Commissioners proclaimed September National Preparedness Month to further promote family and community disaster planning and emergency preparedness. "We encourage all … more
The Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) held a public meeting on August 30 to discuss the open space application a 12.12-acre land parcel. The Open Space Taxation Act (RCW 84.34) was passed by … more
Joint Base Lewis-McChord is having mortar training today until tomorrow, August 31, 11:59 p.m., according to their Facebook post. Residents living around the base as well as passersby are advised … more
Lacey is warning motorists passing through Marvin Road of construction starting today, August 30, to Friday next week, September 9. “There will be no road closures or signed detours, but you … more
Lacey re-ordered two electronic Ford F-150 Lightning trucks for a higher price than what was initially planned, according to Troy Woo, the city’s finance director. The city had ordered two … more
Tumwater warns motorists that traffic will be reduced on Littlerock Road SW, and the east-west shopping center access road will be closed at the intersection in the 5300-5400 block of Littlerock Road … more
Controversial decisions spur Lacey to look closer at changing its land-use laws By JC Medina Following two recent controversial decisions that allow the Meridian Gas Station and Hicks Lake … more
Logan Chrysler’s art reflects his mixed heritage, cultures and background. He identifies as a Métis – a descendant of Canadian First Nations people (Nez Perce, Samson Cree) and … more
The Olympia School Board approved yesterday a $175,646,680 budget for 2022-23. The most significant chunk of the funds will go towards teaching activities and teaching support at $110.45 million … more
A history of flooding and our increasing vulnerability Olympia is blessed to be in such a beautiful location. Nestled at the very southern end of Budd Inlet in Puget Sound, Olympians have long … more
The Thurston Board of Health (BOH) discussed the screening process of applicants for the “citizen seats” of the board during its special meeting yesterday, August 24.  … more
Contemplative & Musical Evenings Under the Trees by The Lutheran Church of The Good Shepherd Thursday, August 11, 2022 through Thursday, August 25, 7:45 PM All are welcome to this … more
During my 40+ years of bird watching, I have seen several amazing recoveries in populations of prominent bird species that were in danger of extinction. For the most part, this recovery is the result … more
Olympia has joined with other governing bodies, organizations, and community groups to strengthen stewardship of the watershed. They encourage community members to take action to improve the health … more
The Olympia City Council approved an ordinance establishing a vacant property registration program, a move that will create a database to identify vacant properties and address squatting on these … more
'Salmon Romance' by Pat McVay and 'Underwater Disagreement' by Eileen Lagasse are the 2022 Percival Plinth People's Choice winners, Arts Commission chair Jim Burlingame announced at the Olympia City … more
Thurston County is gathering proposals for a comprehensive stormwater program study for its storm and surface water utility. Thurston’s Senior Water Resources Engineer Nate Ensley said … more
It was a birthday fit for a queen. And she did have a crown… and a sash, too. One hundred guests attended, representing each of her 100 years. It was the birthday of Lieutenant Colonel … more
South Puget Sound Habitat for Humanity (Habitat) and its architect, Artisans Group, will host a meeting on September 14, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., to update the public on plans for the 10-acre 3900 Boulevard … more
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