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CBDG program specialist Anastacia Everett presented the draft fund allocation for project year 2022-2023.
Olympia to receive about $400K from housing fund
The City of Olympia expects to receive around $400,000 from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, which will fund projects that focus on rehabilitation and maintenance of low-income … more
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Bakers are listed by Stacker as the 26th lowest paying job in our area.
Lowest-paying jobs in Olympia
The U.S. may be one of the wealthiest countries in the world but there’s a growing trend of financial inequality, with middle-class households feeling the most impact. In fact, the number of adults … more
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The INSPIRE Women's Business Conference will be held online again, May 12, 2022.
Women’s business conference is this Thursday – online again
  The Washington Center for Women in Business (WCWB) will hold its INSPIRE Virtual Women’s Business Conference this Thursday, May 12, “identifying strategies for women to support … more
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A parking payment kiosk at Washington Street between A and B Avenues.
Olympia to install 10 new solar-powered “pay-by-plate” kiosks
Olympia will start installing 10 new solar-powered pay-by-plate parking kiosks to modernize the process of payment for customers, Parking Services Field Representative Chelsea Baker said. In a … more
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A committee that advises the Olympia City Council on rental housing issues is evaluating feedback from the public that might lead to new regulations and requirements.
Olympia wants further discussion on rent issues
Olympia's Land Use and Environment Committee wants to have further discussions on rent increases, move-in fees, and rental registration fees as well as a  license and inspection … more
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The dashed line shows the Urban Growth Boundary surrounding the city of Tumwater. The city is proposing to annex all 12 parcels into the city.
Tumwater council planning to annex remaining 12 “islands” into city limits
The Tumwater City Council has approved staff recommendations to schedule final deliberations for the city to annex 12  “islands” in the coming months. These “island” … more
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The Thurston Board of County Commissioners approved on Tuesday, May 3, a grant agreement between U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development for the HOME American Rescue Plan Program for $3,053,476.
Thurston County receives HUD grant to house “vulnerable populations”
The Thurston Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) approved on Tuesday, May 3, a grant agreement between the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development for the HOME American Rescue Plan (HOME … more
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The left photo shows how the Martin Way Corridor looked when originally constructed in the early 1930’s. The Corridor was a part of the original highway system. The right photo shows what Martin Way looks like now as the county plans to turn the area from an automobile-dominated roadway to a more pedestrian-friendly road.
Is yours one of the 40,000 vehicles on Martin Way each day?
Community members are invited to provide input and feedback on plans for the Martin Way Corridor in an online public meeting on Thursday, May 12, 5:30 p.m. As part of the Martin Way Corridor Study … more
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Heritage Commission chief Holly Davies revealed the five nominees for the 2022 Olympia Heritage Award at the Community Livability and Public Safety meeting Wednesday, April 27.
Olympia’s Heritage Commission unveils five small-business nominees for 2022 Olympia Heritage Award
Heritage Commission Chief Holly Davies revealed five nominees for the 2022 Olympia Heritage Award, focusing on businesses contributing to the city's legacy, heritage and culture. Davies was at … more
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Stamps chosen for their warm and nonthreatening appearance are seen next to an envelope set to be hand addressed to a tenant facing eviction at the Dispute Resolution Center of Thurston County in Olympia, Washington on April 21, 2022. The staff at the center work to broker deals between landlords and tenants facing eviction.
How rent relief fraud allegations left Thurston County tenants hanging
Nicky spent much of the past decade as a social worker, helping people get into housing or avoid eviction. So when she fell … more
The Washington Center for the Performing Arts's new facade.
Washington arts center operates in the black
The Washington Center for the Performing Arts is financially afloat despite shutdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the organization’s executive director Jill Barnes said in Olympia’s … more
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Amy Buckler update the Olympia City Finance Committee members on Thurston Strong Recovery and Reset program on April 20, 2022.
Thurston Strong’s Phase 2 Recovery and Reset Program now underway, says Olympia economic planner
Implementation of Thurston Strong’s phase 2 Recovery and Reset program – which translate to an $11 million investment – is underway, according to Olympia strategic projects manager … more
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Port Executive Director Sam Gibboney explained the committee’s inactivity to the pandemic and staff turnover at the Port.
Port of Olympia citizens committee is lacking members
Port of Olympia Citizens Advisory Committee (POCAC) faces a membership shortage with two of its members resigning and two others ending their terms last year. During POCAC’s meeting … more
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Approximately 160 people attended the Thurston Green Business Forum event on April 13, 2022.
Thurston Green Business awards presented for 2022
Close to 100 businesses applied for a Thurston Green designation this year and the community celebrated them at the Thurston County Chamber of Commerce's April Green Business Forum on Wednesday, … more
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"... the whole purpose of being a landlord is to provide housing and services to people in exchange for rent," writes Priscilla Terry.
Rent assistance applicants must re-apply, county says
LiveStories, Thurston County’s new rent assistance contractor, will accept new applications for the county’s Treasury Rent Assistance Program starting Monday, May 2, according to an April … more
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The City of Lacey held a public hearing on April 12 to gather opinions on the controversial Meridian Market and Gas Station.
Lacey residents push back against planned Meridian Gas Station; city staff, developer defend
Some 45 Lacey residents showed up at a public hearing on Tuesday about the proposed construction of a gas station in the northeast corner of the city, with some staying online for more than four … more
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Screenshot of the livestream of the canceled public hearing on April 4
Lacey public hearing for Meridian Market and Gas set for tomorrow morning
A public hearing for the controversial Meridian Market and Gas Station was moved from on April 4 moved to Tuesday, April 12, 10:00 a.m. Lacey Senior Planner Samra Seymour said they postponed the … more
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Habitat for Humanity's proposed development plan for 3900 Boulevard Road will have 110 affordable homes to address homelessness in Olympia
Olympia partners with Habitat for Humanity on affordable housing on Boulevard Road
The City of Olympia announced its partnership with South Puget Sound Habitat for Humanity (Habitat) in developing its 10-acre 3900 Boulevard Road property into affordable housing. In its proposal, … more
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Critter Control franchise owner Josh Anderson.
New animal-control company opens in Tumwater
The newest Critter Control service company recently opened in Tumwater offering humane ways of capturing and removing animals from residential and office spaces. Critter Control is a wildlife and … more
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Panelists at the Workforce Symposium included, l-r, David Schaffert, Amy Warren, and William Westmoreland. Michael Cade, executive director of the Thurston Economic Development Council, right, moderated the event.
Retiring population, lack of flexibility contribute to labor shortage
The retiring population and lack of flexibility in the employment practices and workplace are among the issues contributing to workforce shortages, according to presenters at the Lacey South Sound … more
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