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Standing by a spectacular bed of lilies near his front door, a friend said “This year my garden is finally everything I want it to be.” What an enviable satisfaction! Most of us have … more
The Thurston County Museum of Fine Arts (TCMoFA) is here but almost gone again. The all-volunteer project is operating a pop-up art gallery (nothing’s for sale) at the Olympia Armory … more
July is undoubtedly turning out to be a fun month. Join any of the events below to support locals!   Olympia Lakefair Races, Saturday, July 15, 7 a.m. - 12 p.m. Set for its 46th year, … more
The Olympia City Council signed a proclamation designating July 2023 as Muslim Heritage Month. At Tuesday's city council meeting, Dr. Amna Qazi of the Islamic Center of Olympia thanked the city … more
Earlier this week, a friend and I decided to look around for birds in downtown Olympia, and particularly around the Port (see map for specific locations mentioned). We were pleasantly surprised. … more
The Olympia City Council has approved a petition to vacate the alley referred to as the old Griswold building off Fourth Avenue between Adams and Franklin Streets that paves the way for a project to … more
Intercity Transit will be providing transport service to Joint Base Lewis-McChord for the public who wish to see the JBLM Airshow being hosted at the base this weekend, July 15 and 16. According … more
The North Thurston Education Foundation has awarded scholarships with a total value of $191,000 to 49 graduating seniors from North Thurston Public Schools.   “We are delighted … more
Olympia is inviting community members to participate in an online survey that will be used to update the Public Participation and Partners chapter of the Olympia Comprehensive Plan. Available … more
Since Pixar’s first film in the 1990s, when they introduced us to another mean storytelling style through Toy Story, the company engaged the audience with its unique storytelling. Up until … more
Twenty-year-old JJ Peck became pregnant at age 13 when her older brother sexually assaulted her. “He raped me; I got pregnant; I had a child; and then my mom kicked me out of the house because she deemed me ‘impure,’” she began. more
Hummingbird Studios will have free one-hour art sessions each day from Tuesday to Thursday as part of the Olympia Armory’s first nine Art Interventions. Hummingbird Studio is a free, … more
The Olympia High School Class of 2023 received their diplomas on Tuesday, June 20 during its commencement ceremony at Saint Martin's University. Proud family members and friends filled the bleachers … more
A couple of weeks ago, George Walter and I teamed up on a column about the damage slugs do in gardens , and their value as food for birds. We quickly discovered that slugs are a hot topic that … more
Olympia School District’s Transition Academy and Project Search held their graduation ceremony on Friday, June 9 at the Capital High School Performing Arts Center. Smiles, laughs, happy tears … more
Olympia is inviting community members to register for its upcoming fall Arts Walk on October 6 to 7 to celebrate the city’s artists. According to the city’s press release, more than … more
Legion Way SE between Jefferson and Cherry Streets SE will be closed off to traffic tomorrow from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., Olympia said in a press release. According to the city, the closure will be to … more
Libraries are regularly evolving and changing to meet the needs of their patrons. Timberland Regional Library is responding to these needs by increasing library access through the Books by Mail … more
Thanks to the cartoon character Woody Woodpecker, the woodpecker family of birds is well-known, at least superficially. They make their living primarily by harvesting insects and other invertebrates … more
July will be a creative month for the locals. Join any of the events for each celebration! Tenino’s 150th Jubillee, Saturday, July 8 The City of Tenino will celebrate its sesquicentennial … more
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