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The Olympia School District Board of Directors approved a resolution authorizing Superintendent Patrick Murphy to craft a reduced educational program and staffing plan at a meeting on March 12, 2026.
Olympia School District board backs Reduction in Program resolution amid budget woes
The Olympia School District Board of Directors approved a resolution that paves the way for a reduced education program and staffing plan for ... more
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Deputy Mayor Malcolm Miller, left, presented the City of Lacey's Transgender Day of Visibility proclamation to PFLAG Olympia Board of Directors member Lucas Miller at a meeting of the Lacey City Council on Tuesday, March 17, 2026. 
Lacey City Council proclaims Transgender Day of Visibility 
Amid a backdrop of transgender protections facing challenges across the country, the Lacey City Council proclaimed ...  more
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A narcotics bust netted a number of items related to drug dealing. Two individuals were arrested at a residence in the Yelm area on Tuesday, March 17, 2026.
Two people arrested for alleged drug dealing, $14,000 in cash seized
Two alleged drug dealers were arrested after a search warrant was executed at a residence in the Yelm ... more
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South Sound Reading Foundation to celebrate 25 years with signature events  
The South Sound Reading Foundation is celebrating 25 years of promoting reading across the ... more
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Lacey Public Works Director Scott Egger and City Engineer Aubrey Collier briefed the Lacey City Council at a meeting on March 10, 2026, about options to renew the Transportation Benefit District ahead of its February 2027 expiration.
Lacey City Council weighs Transportation Benefit District renewal options
City officials briefed the Lacey City Council on plans to renew a voter-approved transportation sales tax before it expires in February ... more
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Timberland Regional Library to lay off dozens of workers
Dozens of Timberland Regional Library employees have been notified they will lose their jobs in spring amid a budget crisis that is reshaping ... more
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Tumwater City Administrator Paul Simmons addressed the Tumwater School District Board of Directors about the School Resource Officer contract on March 12, 2026.
City willing to work with Tumwater School District on SRO issue
The City of Tumwater remains committed to working with the Tumwater School District after the removal of a School Resource Officer ... more
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Seen facing north, the Davis Meeker Garry oak tree overhangs Old Highway 99 and is adjacent to the northernmost Olympia Regional Airport airplane hangar. The tree, estimated to be about 400 years old, is listed on Tumwater’s historic register. 
Davis Meeker Garry oak tree treatment plan moving forward 
The Tumwater Historic Preservation Commission approved a treatment plan for the Davis Meeker Garry oak ... more
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The 2026 Conservation Celebration & Auction will be held at South Puget Sound Community College – Lacey Campus on Saturday, May 30, 2026. Tickets are now available.
Nisqually Land Trust to host 2026 Conservation Celebration & Auction
Tickets are now available for the Nisqually Land Trust's 2026 Conservation Celebration & Auction, an annual fundraiser aimed at ... more
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The Port of Olympia is joining the Washington Public Ports Association’s (WPPA) Maritime Industrial Base Coalition in a move aimed at restoring the state's competitiveness in the shipbuilding industry.
Port of Olympia joins coalition formed to support shipbuilding industry
The Port of Olympia is putting its weight behind a large effort to bolster the shipbuilding industry by joining the Washington Public Ports Association’s ... more
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City of Lacey employees took part in games and activities during Employee Appreciation Week at city facilities last week.
City of Lacey celebrates Employee Appreciation Week 
The City of Lacey recognized its workforce last week during Employee Appreciation ... more
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Rain on the way to Thurston County as winter winds down
The final week of winter is shaping up to be a wet one, with rain likely through Friday, March 20, before the odds of precipitation lessen this ... more
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Food inspection results in Thurston County – March 16, 2026
Restaurant inspection reports focus on two types of violations: red and ... more
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Regular unleaded gasoline was priced at $5.399 per gallon at Chevron, 1018 Plum St. SE in Olympia on Friday afternoon, March 13, 2026.
Gas prices soar in Olympia, across state of Washington
The average price of regular unleaded gasoline jumped nearly 25 cents per gallon in the Olympia market over the last week, amid a growing conflict ... more
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Shelby Parker
Shelby Parker appointed Chief of Olympia Police Department
Olympia Police Department veteran Shelby Parker was elevated to role of chief, after serving as the interim chief for about nine ... more
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The inaugural class of the Lacey Community Academy participated in a session at Lacey City Hall's council chambers during the 2025 program. 
Lacey Community Academy seeking applicants for spring session
Lacey residents who want more than a passing familiarity with city government, now have a free, seven-week opportunity to learn ... more
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The Washington State Capitol building can be seen in the backdrop amid snow that fell in downtown Olympia on Friday, March 13, 2026.
Snow falls in Thurston County as an atmospheric river moves through region
An atmospheric river delivered as predicted, bringing rain and snow to Thurston County on ... more
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Cracked and deteriorating pavement, left, contrasts with freshly resurfaced Lacey roads, right, as shown in the 2025 State of the Streets Report, which was presented to the Lacey City Council on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. 
Report: Lacey streets in good shape
The City of Lacey's streets are nearly as good as they have ever been, according to its latest biennial road ... more
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Tumwater committee advances body-worn camera policy 
A body-worn camera policy is one step closer to being implemented in ... more
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Flood watch issued for Thurston County
An abundance of rain over the past few days, coupled with the likelihood of more precipitation, has led to a flood watch being issued for ... more
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