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The Port of Olympia Citizens Advisory Committee (POCAC) is looking into the return of passenger-only ferry service for Olympia, as part of its ... more
The final weekend of March is going to be gloomy and somewhat wet, a fitting end to a month that marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring in Thurston County. The National Weather … more
 A male motorist was arrested on for allegedly driving under the influence after the vehicle he was in hit two other vehicles in the ... more
All Olympia School District (OSD) schools will be closed for spring break from Monday, March 31, through Friday, April 4. Regular class schedules resume on ... more
If you’ve ever stared down a stack of papers after an Individualized Educational Program (IEP) meeting and thought, “I cannot do this,” well, welcome to the ... more
Should the City of Tumwater pursue a community center in the old Washington State Department of Transportation office on Capitol Boulevard, it will have to address a list of ... more
Olympia's contract lobbyist, Nick Frederici, presented legislative proposals aimed at providing local governments with flexibility in raising funds and ... more
Some Thurston County residents are calling for a comprehensive fireworks ban for the upcoming fire season, citing increasing environmental risks and ... more
Slots are now open to all “budding and seasoned biologists” for a hands-on training that dives straight into the murky waters of stream science in Thurston County.   On Friday, … more
The Olympia School District (OSD) Student Board of Representatives application for the school year 2025-26 is open until April 6, 2025.   Every spring, the OSD Board of Directors selects … more
A seat on a popular train route from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Eugene, Oregon, is going to be tougher to come by in ... more
Thurston County has announced a compost giveaway and free workshops for residents on Saturday, May 3, to celebrate ... more
The Olympia City Council approved the appointment of 19 individuals to fill vacant positions on various advisory boards and committees on ... more
A mobile hygiene program is locking in a new location to serve Thurston County’s unhoused residents. Starting on April 18, “Shower Power Plus” will station its trailer at the … more
The Olympia School District is going to migrate to a new educational management system in ... more
The Nisqually Land Trust gave a sneak peek of the items for the 2025 Conservation Celebration & Auction, including a one-week stay in a ... more
A new investment scam involving fake investment education foundations prompted a warning from a state agency and an investor protection organization ... more
In an effort to help shore up a shortage in the region's blood supply network, Thurton County Emergency Management and Bloodworks Northwest are hosting a blood drive on ... more
 Joint Animal Services is facing facility needs and requires about $30 million to $40 million to meet increasing service ... more
A sunny afternoon that brought out cyclists, runners and parents with baby strollers to local parks and outdoor areas on Tuesday, March 25, is giving way to a batch of wet weather. The National … more
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