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At the Olympia City Council meeting yesterday, September 13, 2022, Councilmember Yen Huynh read a proclamation designating September 2022 as Suicide Prevention Month.
Olympia proclaims September Suicide Prevention Month
The Olympia City Council signed a proclamation designating September 2022 Suicide Prevention Month during their September 13 meeting September is globally observed as "Suicide Prevention Month," … more
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The artists in front of their work.
Check out the new mural in Olympia
If you’re in the neighborhood of Percival Landing, near 215 Columbia Street NW, you might want to drop by and see the newly dedicated “Welcome to Squaxin Territory” and “Land … more
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At the RFA planning committee meeting on September 12, 2022, consultant for RFA Karen Reed presented charts that reflect the impact of estimated FBC adjustments in various properties.
RFA committee discusses possible FBC adjustments
Regional Fire Authority planning committee members are considering six options to adjust the Fire Benefit Charge (FBC) formula. At the RFA planning committee meeting held Monday, September 12, … more
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The scales of justice represent the balance between fairness and injustice.
Detainee wreaks havoc in Olympia City Jail
A Yelm man allegedly spat water in the face of an Olympia corrections officer and flushed his shirt down a cell’s toilet in his refusal to undergo the booking process. Lane Gary Bennett, 54, … more
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At a meeting September 7, 2022, PBIA staff liaison Max DeJarnatt updated the advisory board on the unexpended 2022 budget.
Surplus money from underspending 2022 budget in Olympia committee
The Olympia Parking and Business Improvement Board (PBIA) is underspending its 2022 budget, according to its staff liaison Max DeJarnatt. For 2022, the city has allocated $135,000 for PBIA's … more
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At the presubmission conference on Wednesday, September 7, 2022, Olympia's Site Planning Committee reviewed a proposed project that would provide a duplex and six cottage units at 908 Chambers Street SE.
Duplex and cottage housing development proposed on Chambers Street
Olympia's Site Plan Review Committee held a presubmission conference on a proposed project to build a duplex and six cottage housing at 908 Chambers Street SE on Wednesday, September 7. In a … more
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Nate Boatright is leaving the coaching stand and coming back to the field.
Oly Town Artesians reshuffle for new season of soccer
Former Artesians Indoor Team Head Coach Nate Boatright is leaving the sidelines and stepping back onto the field as team captain. “I enjoyed coaching last year and I had a great time working … more
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The Olympia School Board convened on September 8, to discuss the reports for the opening of the new school year.
Technical courses in Olympia schools described, and OSD enrollment right on target
The Olympia School District reported no noteworthy increases in the number of enrolled students for the start of the school year 2022-2023 during its regular hybrid session on September … more
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At Olympia Site Plan Review Committee meeting held on September 7, 2022, Artisans Group presented the floor plan for a three-story office building at 521 Capitol Way that would be transformed into mixed-use commercial building.
Old building in review for a mixed-use commercial space Capitol Way in Olympia
Olympia Site Plan Review Committee reviewed the possible adaptive reuse of a three-story office building at 521 Capitol Way S Wednesday, September 7.  Project Architect Roussa Cassel said the … more
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The scales of justice represent the balance between fairness and injustice.
Missing Olympia teen found, then arrested on murder suspicion
An Olympia teen who went missing “under suspicious circumstances” was found and shortly arrested in connection with the death of a 51-year-old man in Orting. Information from Pierce … more
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The scales of justice represent the balance between fairness and injustice.
Knife-wielding Olympia woman allegedly attacks passing couple
An Olympia woman was arrested after allegedly throwing knives at a couple and punching them as they were passing by walking their dogs. Felicia Lillian Peterson, 44, was arrested on Aug. 24 after … more
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When the National Weather Service issues a Red Flag Warning, it's truly urgent.
Red Flag Warning - Hot and dry weather creates fire hazard conditions for Thurston County
Red Flag Warning issued September 5 at 2:23PM PDT until September 7 at 12:00AM PDT by NWS Seattle WAThe National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a Red FlagWarning for hot, dry and unstable … more
Square dancing. Try it and you'll like it.
Wanna dance?
Up on 46th Avenue NE in Olympia, a one-story building sits right in a beautiful grove of trees, looking like a pioneer home and containing a repository of one of America’s great cultural … more
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A map of the new Olympia School District boundaries.
New district boundaries for Olympia School Board elections
Olympia School District’s board of directors agreed to new boundaries for its five director districts during a special meeting held yesterday. Special purpose districts like the Olympia … more
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At the Utility Advisory Committee meeting September 1, 2022, Water Resources Director Eric Christensen presented a table reflecting a proposed 5% to 6% increase in utility rates for 2023. 
Olympia water, wastewater and garbage rates likely to rise next year
Olympia Water Resources Director Eric Christensen and Waste Resources Director Gary Franks recommended increasing utility rates to meet projected costs for 2023. At the Utility Advisory Committee … more
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The former West Presbyterian Church at 4th Avenue which Reality Church plans on buying to make their own worship site.
Reality Church to purchase a historic building on 4th Avenue
The Olympia Site Plan Review Committee held a presubmission conference of a proposal from Reality Church to purchase a building at 1522 4th Avenue E. Reality Church Pastor Paul Jones said the … more
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The Olympia Parks Planning Department proposes a 9th Avenue section conversion to parkland. At the August 31, 2022 meeting, the Site Plan Committee postponed the proposal review.
Olympia Site Plan Committee postpones review of Rebecca Howard Park project
The presubmission conference on the proposed project for Rebecca Howard Park was postponed yesterday, August 31, by the Olympia Site Plan Committee. The project would provide community members with a … more
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The Olympia Planning Commission's finance subcommittee convened on August 31 to review the financial plan for Capital Facilities Plan 2023-2028. 
Olympian Planning Commission starts a review on CFP 2023-2028 financial plan
Olympia's Planning Commission started its review of the city's proposed budget for public facilities and resources that are part of Olympia's 2023-2028 Capital Facilities Plan (CFP). The … more
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Photo evidence taken by Olympia police of the alleged ice cream heist.
Accused of stealing ice cream, couple then allegedly assaults store clerk and customer
An Olympia couple allegedly assaulted a store employee and a customer for the sake of an ice cream cup. Monte E. Hicks, a 39-year-old male, and Stephanie Susan Chase, a 37-year-old female, were … more
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This image shows United States artillery technology that might or might not be the same as that being used in training at Joint Base Lewis McChord on July 22, 2021. The image is from July 26 to July 29, 2022
JBLM starts another round of training
Joint Base Lewis-McChord is having mortar training today until tomorrow, August 31, 11:59 p.m., according to their Facebook post. Residents living around the base as well as passersby are advised … more
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