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A lot of people are scared right now –scared about the growing list of budget cuts, mass firing and banned words in federal agencies, scared about the impacts ...
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The 20th annual Saint Martin’s Gala on Nov. 1 will feature host and celebrity chef Rick Bayless.
The black-tie event will have a five-course gourmet dinner, a silent and live auction, and …
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By P. Jade Asumbrado
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3/13/25
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This weekend take in a film screening, have a few laughs, update an expired passport, take in a workshop and more in ...
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By P. Jade Asumbrado
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3/13/25
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Just like our clocks, the Thurston County arts scene moved forward last weekend in presenting refreshingly original ...
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By Rachel Benton
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3/13/25
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Each spring and fall, as we switch from standard time to daylight saving time and back, there are always a few editorials complaining about the custom …
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Families, fitness enthusiasts, and outdoor adventurers have a fresh lineup of activities as Lacey Parks, Culture & Recreation opened its spring registration on ...
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As we are getting closer to St. Patrick’s Day, I would like to remind you of my corned beef and cabbage from last year, linked in this ...
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By Shannon Beigert
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3/10/25
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From July to September of 2024, the Inspire Olympia’s Cultural Access in Public Schools (CAPS) initiative funded 10 organizations offering programs for ...
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The first plants to come up in spring are weeds, and among the weeds the earliest are usually the most prolific.
And the most prolific and fast growing of all are often shotweed and dandelions. …
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Enjoy the weekend while engaging in a variety of ...
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By The JOLT News Staff
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3/6/25
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Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking with one of Olympia’s coolest stand-up comedians, Sam Miller.
Sam tours nationally, is a regular guest on the nationally syndicated “Bob …
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By Rachel Benton
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3/6/25
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An out-of-town bird watching friend is coming to visit. Where will you take them? This past Saturday, I answered that question by choosing the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually ...
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By George Walter
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3/6/25
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The Olympia City Council approved the sculptures the Arts Commission recommended for the 2025 Percival Plinth Project at ...
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Today, in the spirit of Ireland, I am providing my recipe for Colcannon, a classic Irish recipe: potatoes with a ...
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By Shannon Beigert
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3/3/25
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Jarvis Harris and Joe Foss are telling local audiences about their five-week, 4,600-mile tour of Black historical sites across the United States last fall.
If you would like to schedule a public …
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The Thurston County Museum of Fine Arts will run the multigenerational artistic experience "Dirty Laundry 2" in the historic building at ...
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By P. Jade Asumbrado
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2/28/25
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Pacific chorus frogs are singing — a sure sign we’ve made it through another winter. Meteorologists may say it’s not official until March 20, but frogs’ joyous, noisy courting ritual …
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...if you are paying attention, since the 1960s, while our society has made much progress leveling the field a little for everyone, recently, government officials at the national level are taking much of it back.
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Welcome the month of March with some creative happenings in Thurston County for ...
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By The JOLT News Staff
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2/27/25
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Two shows opened last weekend, each with a distinct flavor. South Puget Sound Community College’s (SPSCC) “Small Mouth Sounds” offers an intimate experience and invites reflection …
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By Rachel Benton
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2/27/25
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