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Between January and June 2020, 16 people in Thurston County died of drug overdoses, with nine of those being linked to opioids. That was the latest data made available by the Thurston County … more
Why is this night different from all other nights? On all other nights, The JOLT reports to you about what already has happened.  It’s the news, not fiction. Or it’s feature … more
Christmas and the holiday season typically see an increase in activity at the Thurston County Food Bank, as volunteers help to distribute boxes of traditional holiday food to people in need. As with … more
A few days before Christmas Olympia resident David Moon was struck by these thoughts: “We drive by these buildings and note in the back of our minds – oh ... a nursing home, not really … more
For years, it’s been a holiday tradition for the folks at Gabi’s Olympic Cards and Comics to gather gifts to give to families in need. But they’ve never seen as much need, and as … more
If you already have found a home in a local church, this story’s not for you. Many people resume their interest in attending church around this time of year, according to, well, Google … more
People whose voices have gone unheard will be the ones steering a new commission designed to tackle equity and human rights issues in Olympia, city staff say. A group tasked with forming … more
The voting patterns of religious groups in the U.S. have been scrutinized since the presidential election for evidence of shifting allegiances among the faithful. Many have wondered if a boost in … more
Tumwater, WA – Looking for free holiday fun for the whole family? Join the City of Tumwater and the Parks and Recreation Department for a new holiday event, Christmas … more
The Dispute Resolution Center of Thurston County is part of a new pilot program providing resources and support to renters at-risk for eviction, and landlords experiencing financial hardship, as a … more
How to bring Hanukah’s message of light and hope to Olympia’s Jewish community amid a dark winter? Have a parade, of course! Organized by the Chabad Jewish Center, this … more
So, you can’t sit in a restaurant. You can’t go to the movies.  You can’t even go to the library. Or can you?  Are you ready to browse again?  It’s true that … more
That’s the approximate number of lights Whitney and Luke Bowerman have on their home in Olympia for this year’s Oly Lightstravaganza. Oly Lightstravaganza has been steadily growing for … more
After four decades of fishing for salmon in Puget Sound, Joseph Peters increasingly finds a nuisance in his nets: wads of cream-colored moon jellyfish. Occasionally the jellyfish get so heavy that … more
As a 20-year Naval Officer, now retired, annual accounts of the infamous December 7, 1941 surprise attack on Naval Station Pearl Harbor occupy a vivid place in my heart and mind.  My … more
For residents of Olympia, Tumwater, and Lacey, there’s a new book that promises to shed light on the rich – and at times, tumultuous – history of Thurston County. Titled Thurston … more
Valery Roseus remembers the day when a staff member called a meeting at Capital Academy, a residential youth institution in New Jersey where he had lived for a time as a foster child under the care … more
For more than two hours, a foster youth who had just been shipped by Washington state officials to a privately run Iowa group home was held down by three staffers, his wrists and heels painfully … more
Rhythm & Rye, a popular music venue and bar in downtown Olympia, has been temporarily closed since March. Now, its owner is on the hunt for a new location. Owner Andy Geertsen, in an email to … more
Quietly last summer, when social justice protests were daily events following the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and others, an anonymous person or group produced an informal public display … more
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