Thurston County
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The Thurston Regional Housing Council has implemented the Affordable Housing Capital Pipeline, which is a docket of affordable housing projects planned to be funded on a three-year schedule.  … more
Tumwater’s Davis-Meeker Oak has been in the news lately, with passions running high on both sides. Here we are in 2024, hotly debating the value of a tree. We have millions of trees in Western … more
Intercity Transit has announced its service schedule for Independence Day, Thursday, July 4. The bus company’s Dial-A-Lift, local, and Express services will operate on a weekend-level … more
Yelm High School (YHS)’s Class of 2024 marched to their graduation at the Tacoma Dome on June 9.   The YHS Band played the Processional “Pomp and Circumstance,” and the … more
As the 4th of July approaches, it is important to remember that while fireworks are a thrilling way to celebrate Independence Day, Joint Animal Services (JAS) reminds us that they can be distressing … more
Motorists are advised of lane reductions on Tumwater’s Crosby Boulevard SW and Mottman Road SW, and Waddell Creek Road SW outside the city will be closed and detoured.   Waddell Creek … more
The River Ridge High School graduation ceremony took place on June 11 at Saint Martin’s University. The ceremony began with musical performances by the River Ridge Symphony orchestra, and … more
Barbara Lawrence is a longtime friend, a Suquamish elder, and a gifted storyteller. Last weekend she told Suquamish stories at Benaroya Hall in Seattle . In every story, she made reference to … more
In the early hours of Wednesday, June 19, a routine traffic stop near Marvin Road escalated into a pursuit involving the Thurston County Sheriff's Office (TCSO) and a suspect vehicle.    … more
Port of Olympia staff shared updates on the progress of several capital improvement projects at the Olympia Regional Airport this year. Capital Assets Program Manager James Sommer presented … more
As the 4th of July approaches, excitement is building for the upcoming Independence Day celebration. The Cities of Lacey, Olympia, and Tumwater remind residents that fireworks cannot be sold, … more
June’s long hours of sunlight make it possible to spend an hour or so either before or after our work hours checking out what birds are up to at the time when the birds are most active and … more
Zachary Dickinson was sentenced to four years in prison for first-degree animal cruelty and unlawful possession of a firearm on June 21, according to the Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney (TCPA) … more
The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has announced that the Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) will provide HIV case management services in Thurston County.  more
Highlights at North Thurston Public Schools’ Board of Directors June 18 meeting included a celebration of retiring Superintendent Dr. Debra Clemens and the swearing-in of incoming … more
Sheriff’s deputies engaged in a car chase, going after a felon charged with violating a protection order. On the night of June 25, Thurston County Sheriff's Office (TCSO) deputies … more
The Port of Olympia is getting a new law firm to serve as its general counsel. The Port Commission authorized Executive Director Alex Smith to sign a contract with Dickson Frohlich Phillips … more
General Manager Emily Bergkamp told the Intercity Transit board last Wednesday, June 18, that Intercity the company will hire a new community representative for its board of directors starting in … more
Intercity Transit is in the process of rent ing a warehouse to support the renovation of its headquarters on Pattison Street in Olympia.   IT’s board of directors authorized General … more
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