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Under construction road sign, traffic cones and orange safety helmet
Street closures in Olympia and Tumwater this week
Olympia is warning motorists of street closures along Washington and 4th Avenue and Cherry Streets and 18th Avenue, while Tumwater is announcing a road closure along Seventh Avenue this week. … more
A slide from Lacey Planning Manager Ryan Andrews’s presentation to the Lacey City Council on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024, showing the proposed housing allocations and the results of a land capacity study conducted by the Thurston Regional Planning Council.  
Lacey housing market has long way to go, mayor says
Thurston Regional Planning Council (TRPC) proposes allocating 9,915 low-income housing units for Lacey to meet county-wide affordable housing targets; according to Planning Manager Ryan Andrews' … more
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Five-foot-ten Saint Martin’s senior goalkeeper Flavia Burrell stands taller after allowing zero goals in the weekend’s GNAC games against Seattle Pacific and Montana State. She was awarded the GNAC Defensive Player of the Week after her massive efforts in goal. 
Burrell, Saints put on defensive masterclass in two goalless draws over the weekend 
After a mixed bag of results from winning 1-0 against the Central Washington Wildcats to losing a humiliating 7-0 to defending champs Simon Fraser, the Saint Martin’s University women’s … more
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Be aware of algae bloom and other warnings in your local waters.
Toxic algae bloom prompts health warning at Offutt Lake 
Thurston County Public Health and Social Services (PHSS) is urging caution at Offutt Lake due to a toxic algae bloom detected on October 16, 2024. Lab results revealed Microcystin toxin levels at 30 … more
What’s happening this weekend— Toast for Tails fundraiser, Boo-coda Spook-tacular’s Casket Races and other fun activities
Welcome the Halloween spirt by supporting charity and family-friendly events.  Olympia High School Theatre Arts presents “Noises Off”, October 18-19, 24-26 Get ready to laugh … more
These are grad students who participated in volunteering to harvest food at the garden at St. Martins. 
A day of service on St. Martin's University's farm
I was recently invited to a volunteer day for Master's Degree students at St. Martin’s University. While I couldn’t attend due to work obligations, I thought it was worth sharing some of … more
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Mira Jayarama (Bib #209) and Ruby Bryntesen (Bib #207) competed in the women’s 6k cross country run for the first time representing Saint Martin’s.
Saints off to promising start in cross country season 
The Saint Martin’s University Cross Country teams were right on track after competing in their first two invitationals of the cross country season last September under new head coach Gabriel … more
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What’s happening next week– Olympia Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Harvest Craft Festival and other festivities
There is so much to celebrate in our locality—from nature to   culture.   Harvest Craft Festival & Food Drive, Weekend, October 11-12   The first-ever Harvest Craft Fair … more
The Saints women’s soccer team got their first win of the season at the expense of the CWU Wildcats, thanks to the goal by Inara Lopez de Andrade
Saints seal first win of the season, spoils Central Washington's party, 1-0 
The Saint Martin’s University women’s soccer team finally found the winning column in this soccer season in a hard-fought 1-0 win over Central Washington University at their pitch in the … more
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The Saint Martin’s University volleyball team ended their Alaska trip with a win over the Alaska Fairbanks Nanooks with a reverse sweep.
Saint Martin’s volleybelles win one and lose one in weekend visit to Alaska  
The Saints traveled to their farthest conference opponents way up in Alaska for the last match week of September, splitting the results with a 1-3 defeat against the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves … more
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The Lacey City Council and the Thurston County Board of Commissioners convened a joint public hearing on October 1, 2024, to gather testimony regarding the proposed annexation of Draham Road and Cuoio Park North Island. 
Lacey, County unanimously approve Draham Road - Cuoio Park Island Annexation 
The Lacey City Council and the Thurston County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved an interlocal agreement facilitating the annexation of Draham Road and Cuoio Park North Island.   … more
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A teenage girl using a cell phone during a lesson in class
North Thurston Public Schools’ phone-off policy engages more students in class and extracurricular activities 
Since the opening of the current academic year, North Thurston Public Schools (NTPS) has implemented its Off and Away, All Day mobile device expectations at all of its schools.    The Off … more
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What’s happening this weekend– Olympia Fall Arts Walk, Lacey Children’s Fest and other festivities
Invite the whole neighborhood to visit the well-loved arts walk and children’s fest.   Olympia Arts Walk, Weekend, October 4-5, September 28 Mark your calendars for a vibrant … more
SMU announced that their basketball alumnus Brett Reed has moved to BC Spartak Pleven in Bulgaria.
Saint Martin’s alumnus Brett Reed signs pro contract with BC Spartak Pleven in Bulgaria
SMU Basketball alumnus Brett Reed has signed a professional basketball contract to play in Bulgaria, joining BC Spartak Pleven for the 2024-25 season after brief spells in Germany and Sweden.  … more
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Saint Martin’s volleyball celebrates their opening game win over Northwest Nazarene.
Saint Martin’s splits results in conference openers
After last year’s 10-8 winning record in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC), the Saint Martin’s University volleyball team is off to better their showing as they split their … more
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“Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole.” ~Roger Caras
JAS hooks up with pet database to find missing furbabies
Two local animal welfare groups have teamed up to launch a campaign to help pet owners who have lost their pets. Joint Animal Services (JSA) announced in a statement that it has joined with … more
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What’s happening this weekend
There's likely an event coming up to suit anyone's interests -- for the environment, culture, and the arts. Day of Caring, Friday, September 27, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Expect to see over 500 … more
The Lacey City Council officially adopted the 2024-2030 Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Strategic Plan, marking a significant step toward advancing equity in the city.
Real work begins now: Lacey's Commission on Equity celebrates Strategic Plan adoption
The Lacey City Council officially adopted the 2024-2030 Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Strategic Plan, marking a significant step toward advancing equity in the city. The plan, … more
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The Saints prepare for conference play after finishing their preseason tournament in Idaho last weekend. They will face Northwest Nazarene first in the GNAC.
Saint Martin’s wraps up volleyball preseason in Northwest Nazarene tournament  
The Saints volleyball team competed in Northwest Nazarene University ’s (NNU) Hampton Inn & Suites Nighthawks Classic , hosted by N NU last weekend at the Johnson Sports Center at Nampa, ID … more
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Caption: the South Puget Sound Community College Clippers got their first win of the season, defeating Lane Community College, 4-1.
SPSCC Clippers earn first win of the season in 4-1 drubbing over Lane CC 
The South Puget Sound Community College men’s soccer team picked up its first win of the conference season as they pummeled the Lane Community College Titans 4-1 in lopsided fashion on … more
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