JZ Knight’s Blu Room Expands World Wide

By Nisqually Valley News

Posted 3/9/17

JZ Knight, purported channeler of Ramtha and head of Ramtha’s School of Enlightenment headquartered just outside Yelm city limits, invented what is called the Blu Room, and last year opened an …

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Yelm council approves construction for phase two of dog park

YHS graduate returns from Germany to teach cooking class

‘We Love Rainier WA’ to donate dictionaries to local third graders

Yelm Community Schools superintendent discusses current state of the district