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South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC), in collaboration with THE Coalition and Thurston County, invites the community to an evening of film and conversation titled “Fish War: Connecting … more
Members of the Tenino community had the opportunity to experience the taste of Southwest Washington during the grand opening of Colvin Ranch Provisions Friday afternoon at the Tenino Agriculture and … more
During the Bucoda Town Council’s regular monthly meeting on Sept. 9, Mayor Callie Carpenter made the official proclamation changing the South Thurston County community’s name to Boo-Coda … more
Thanks to a board-approved jump in distributable lodging tax funds in 2026, the Thurston County Board of Commissioners is planning to spend $84,000 toward its involvement as a FIFA Fan Zone during … more
For many organ transplant recipients, meeting their donor often doesn’t happen, as some donors are no longer living, or the agency organizing the organ transplant has policies to maintain … more
Alpaca business owners throughout North America will celebrate the 19th annual National Alpaca Farm Days on Sept. 27 and 28, according to a news release from Alpaca Owners Association, Inc. (AOA). … more
Animal lover. Family provider. Budding entrepreneur. Practical joker. Curtice Gordon was that and more to the people that loved him. The 23-year-old manager for Kraftwerk K9 in Rochester had … more
A new book, “Saving the Nisqually Delta” by Janine Gates, chronicles the decades-long citizen activism that saved the Nisqually Delta from industrialization, a news release from Janine … more
For many people, sounds such as birds chirping, cars driving by or children’s laughter are taken for granted. Not for Jennie Guggenheim. Guggenheim, who was born in the Philippines … more
Tickets are live for one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier holiday adventures: “Christmas with the Clauses.” “Christmas with the Clauses” is a cozy, homegrown … more
Since the High Rock Lookout Trail’s closure in early July, volunteers with the Sand Mountain Society have been working to restore the lookout — now with less than a month until its … more
Rainier will host the 31st annual Bluegrass Festival from Aug. 21 through 25 during the Rainier Round-Up Days weekend at Wilkowski Park. The festival, hosted by the We Love Rainier WA nonprofit … more
With his old personal restored fire truck parked on display, family, friends and various local and federal officials who worked with the late Bucoda Mayor Robert “Rob” Gordon attended a … more
Seventeen newly certified doulas are ready to serve families across the South Sound thanks to the Blissful Birth Initiations (BBI) Doula Training, a Washington state-approved program designed to … more
Tenino-based Wolf Haven International this week announced the birth of a new litter of wild red wolf pups in North Carolina that were sired by a wolf born and raised at the Tenino sanctuary. The … more
Wil Speight, better known as SP8 inside the squared circle, had the opportunity of a lifetime to wrestle in the main event of “Clash in Tenino,” an Inclusion Pro Wrestling (IPW) show that … more
The Washington State University Thurston County Extension and Thurston County Public Works are recruiting for the 2025-26 Master Recycler Composter (MRC) Volunteer Training program. The … more
Providence Swedish hospitals throughout the Puget Sound region have again been recognized for their overall excellence, as well as excellence in specialty areas, in U.S. News & World … more
At the beginning of this year, former U.S. President Joe Biden signed U.S. House Resolution 9421 into law, officially renaming the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) office in Bucoda after the late Bucoda … more
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