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The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services (DES) announced on Thursday, October 31, that it plans to proceed with the demolition of the vacant General Administration Building on the north … more
Presidential election and US Senate election more
Look at the general election outcomes as they are called. more
This story shows results for Legislative Districts 2, 19, 20, 22 and 35 -- all that touch a part of Thurston County. The Senate seat for the 35th District is not on the ballot this year. more
The Lacey Civil Service Commission is considering updates to its civil service rules to improve the reinstatement process for former employees.  If approved by the commission and city … more
Olympia seek to formalize and expand avenues for community involvement in local governance and delineate neighborhood associations' roles in decision-making.  The Olympia Planning … more
The Olympia Women’s march of 2024 started off at the Legislative Building and ended at Heritage Park. Nearly 1,000 people joined in on the peaceful march and no counter-protest was … more
The Thurston Regional Planning Council (TRPC) has adopted a new congestion management process (CMP) to address growing traffic pressures in Olympia, Tumwater, and nearby areas following significant … more
Koral Thorpe, a sixth-grader from Olympia Regional Learning Academy, has been named Olympia’s first Mayor for the Day, earning the title through the city’s youth essay contest.   … more
The Olympia Metropolitan Parks District (OMPD) has proposed a $5.7 million budget for 2025 that prioritizes ongoing park maintenance, improved accessibility, and strategic community-focused projects. … more
Olympia’s City Council is preparing for its 2025 Annual Retreat, a two-day event to set budget priorities, finalize operational strategies, and improve committee structures. The retreat also … more
After a delay for review , Thurston County's Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) approved the Deschutes Estuary Restoration Project interlocal agreement (ILA) at a meeting on Tuesday, October 29. … more
The state auditor's office reported to city management on Monday, October 28, that the city of Lacey is in compliance with state regulations and its own policies.   The State … more
Three forest stands whose timbers have been authorized for sale but had been paused are now back on the chopping block as the Board of Natural Resources (BNR) will consider re-approving them for … more
Olympia's City Council reviewed the 2025-2030 Capital Facilities Plan (CFP), a six-year blueprint for infrastructure projects in transportation, utilities, and parks, during a public hearing on … more
Olympia’s Budget and Finance Manager Joan Lutz presented the proposed rates and allocations for residents in an effort to clarify the city's property tax expectations for 2025.   … more
The Olympia Women's March 2024 takes place this Saturday, November 2, beginning at 10 a.m. on the steps of the Legislative Building and ending at Heritage Park.   The inclusive event … more
The Thurston County Auditor’s Office reassures voters that their ballots are secure, it said in a press release. “Thurston County has been proactive in ensuring the safety of our … more
The Thurston County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) is considering subscribing to a new technology system bundle from supplier Axon  to replace deputies’ body cameras, in-car cameras, and … more
The Port of Olympia Commission approved on Monday, October 28, the renewal of its contract with ILWU Local 47A, which represents the marine terminal maintenance workers.   more
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