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The Thurston County Auditor's Office is reminding voters to submit their ballots by tomorrow, August 1 before 8 p.m. There are 29  ballot drop boxes distributed throughout the county (see … more
Lacey Veterans Services Hub Manager Keith Looker reported the city’s services’ success in serving veterans in the county for the past quarter during an informational session yesterday, … more
Moments of glory in the garden come thick and fast in this last week of July. A wild party of bright petunias, a bouquet of Shirley poppies, a big stand of Russian sage in a neighbor’s sunny … more
Timberland Regional Library does not condone the “prejudicial labeling” of their books, said Executive Director Cheryl Heywood. During their board of trustees meeting on Wednesday, … more
They first visited the bird bath about three weeks ago, those three fledgling Chestnut-backed Chickadees. They were looking goofy, with pin feathers sticking out at odd angles, and wanted to bathe. … more
Motorists can expect traffic disruptions along Lacey’s Israel Road from I-5 to Capitol Boulevard and on Linderson Way from Israel Road to the 7300 block of Linderson Way on Monday, 31, from 7 … more
Enjoy the last days of July and welcome the fast-approaching days of August! 2023 Thurston County Fair, Weekend, July 26 - 30 Fair hours: 10-9 Wed & Thurs, 10-10 Fri & Sat, 10-8 Sun … more
Non-profit TOGETHER! is looking to provide more high school students experiencing housing instability with short-term housing through its Host Homes Program. Host Homes Program Director Tami … more
Thurston County’s Auditor will be holding a random audit of the primary elections on August 1 to test and demonstrate the tabulation equipment’s accuracy. In a statement released by … more
Lacey Veterans Services Hub (LVSH) Manager Keith Looker reported that suicide has been an ongoing problem across the veterans and active-duty community. Speaking during the Lacey Commission on … more
With incumbent Municipal Judge Scott Ahlf moving to serve as Washington State’s court services director for the Administrative Office of Courts, Olympia is seeking applicants who will finish … more
70% of residents believe Olympia is heading on the wrong track Survey shows big declines in satisfaction as place to live, retire and raise a family more
Thurston County residents are set to vote on a new public safety tax in the November 7 general elections. If approved, retail sales taxes throughout the county would increase by  0.2%, or … more
Armory Building Manager Valerie Roberts has updated the Olympia City Council about the Olympia Armory Creative Campus phase one plan, which focused on designing with the community through artists' … more
Intercity Transit (IT) is looking to recruit more full-time employees than they originally planned to hire with their 2023 budget. Its board of directors, the Intercity Transit Authority (ITA), … more
... "we were so cold one night that I stood on a corner until I had enough money to go get us some food and a hotel room for a night" more
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (WSDNR) is reminding drone hobbyists not to fly their drones near wildfires. WSDNR said on its website that the United States Forest Service … more
Expect day and night mortar training to generate loud noises July 24 at 8 p.m. to July 28 at 11:59 p.m. from the Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord Base (JBLM). “Live munitions are fired into the … more
The Thurston Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, August 1, at 3:30 p.m. to discuss the Olympia Joint Plan update. The county reminded the public in a press … more
Olympia is reminding community members to participate in the Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (CRVA) survey on the city’s website to help the city determine its vulnerability to … more
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