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Everson Farm in Yelm transformed into a battlefield this past weekend for a Civil War reenactment hosted by the Washington Civil War Association (WCWA). Over 100 reenactors dressed in their best … more
By Dylan Reubenking dylan@yelmonline.com Editor’s note: This year, Yelm will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the city’s official incorporation, which took place on Dec. 8, … more
Two Yelm residents were injured and a Port Angeles man is dead following a two-vehicle collision near McCleary at around noon, Friday, July 19, according to a Washington State Patrol news release. … more
A man and woman from Yelm were both injured and transported to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after their motorcycle crossed the centerline on U.S. Highway 12 northeast of Packwood and struck a … more
A Roy woman died after being struck by a semi-truck on state Route 702 near 40th Avenue South, last week. Dae S. Hwang, a 79-year-old Roy resident, died on Thursday, July 18, after being struck … more
One of the City of Yelm’s most expensive projects ever is nearing completion, as Cody Colt, Yelm’s Public Works director, anticipates the $36 million water reclamation facility (WRF) … more
By Dylan Reubenking dylan@yelmonline.com When Roy resident James Baumann’s son was attacked by a dog, he became addicted to OxyContin. That was when Baumann noticed a lack of … more
With the Aug. 6 Thurston County Primary Election quickly approaching, the county has released an official local voters’ pamphlet, which provides detailed statements and information about the … more
With the Thurston County Aug. 6 Primary Election just weeks away, the county has officially released and delivered voters’ pamphlets containing … more
With the Aug. 6 Thurston County primary election approaching, voters must register prior to the following deadlines to vote. Monday, July 29, is the last day for remote registrations and updates … more
Yelm Community Schools will partner with Olympia Federal Savings to create an account to fund student scholarships and potentially restore programs on the chopping block.  Superintendent … more
Isabella Rearden, the 2-year-old daughter of Devin and Casey Rearden, has been sick for all but three months of her life.  Isabella, who turns 3 soon, suffers from bronchomalacia, … more
Shaun Tai has big plans for her new business, Crowns Hair Salon and Beauty Bar, in Yelm, but her vision extends far beyond the confines of the new space in the Prairie Plaza, 10501 Creek St. SE. … more
Saturday, July 27 Yelm Farmers Market  The 2024 Yelm Farmers Market will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, July 27, at 206 McKenzie Ave., near City Park. The event will … more
Enjoy these snapshots of articles written in past issues of the Nisqually Valley News from 45, 35, 25 and 15 years ago, respectively.  A Look Back at This Week, 45 Years Ago … more
Roy Mayor Kimber Ivy hoped to close out the Roy City Council’s July 8 meeting with a simple vote for an adjournment. As she gathered favoring votes from each council member, she was unable to … more
After Mark Rohwedder’s May departure from his District No. 1 seat on the Yelm Community Schools Board of Directors, the board voted unanimously to approve Frank King’s appointment to fill … more
A suspect faces attempted first-degree murder charges after a person was shot at a residence on Chad Drive Southeast, Sunday, Aug. 14. Yelm Police Sgt. Kevin Taylor said that he and another YPD … more
According to the annual Crime in Washington 2023 report, serious crimes in Yelm decreased 19.68% from 2022 to 2023. According to the report, last year, 518 “Group A” crimes were … more
Just one month after celebrating the completion of Phase 2 of Yelm’s Prairie Line Trail, Yelm city councilors learned that Phase 2B, or renovations of the trestle bridge over the Nisqually … more
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