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Saturday, March 16 Bunny Breakfast The City of Yelm’s Parks and Recreation department will host “Bunny Breakfast” from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., Saturday, March 16, at Yelm … more
Following his first few months in office as Tenino’s new mayor, Dave Watterson recently talked with The Chronicle about his background and his time leading Stone City government thus far. … more
The House of Representatives unanimously passed a resolution Thursday praising state Rep. J.T. Wilcox, R-Yelm, as someone who “fought for responsible state budgets, accountable state … more
Yelm resident Steven McCullough didn’t dive into the woodworking industry for the money. He wants to provide relief, not only to himself, but to fellow veterans who battle post-traumatic stress … more
For the first time in five years, students with the Yelm High School sports medicine program will travel to Northridge, California, next week for the 23rd annual California Regional High School … more
Residents were largely split in their suggestions about what Yelm officials should do to address the homeless situation in the city at a recent council meeting.   A larger number of … more
As early as this summer, the City of Yelm will no longer have to pay an electricity bill at its community center, which can also serve as an emergency operations center in case of emergency in the … more
In its continued efforts to make clean energy more accessible, Olympia Community Solar has launched the fourth annual Solarize campaign, which is available through July 4.   The program … more
The City of Yelm is celebrating its past 100 years by offering a self-guided walking tour for residents and visitors to learn about Yelm’s history. The tour includes 10 locations in … more
For the first time since the COVID pandemic, Rainier Educational Foundation (REF) will host its annual auction to raise scholarship money for graduating Rainier High School students on their … more
Registration for kindergarten for the 2024-25 academic year is now open at Rainier Elementary School. Early registration assures parents that they will not miss any announcements regarding … more
Yelm’s Parks and Recreation Department recently launched its latest activity for school-aged children in the community, as the City officially joined the interactive Agents of Discovery … more
Three Roy residents were injured in a two-vehicle accident in Tacoma on Saturday, March 2. Wyatt Walters, 16, Roy, was charged with second-degree negligent driving. According to a police report, … more
James Willis’ love for “Dungeons & Dragons” and 3D printing has evolved into a dream of assisting veterans upon his graduation from the University of Wyoming (UW). The 2014 … more
The Yelm City Council appointed three new members to the city’s Planning Commission on Tuesday, Feb. 27.   Mayor Joe DePinto appointed Anne Wahrmund, David Johnstone and Austin Walker … more
Thurston County Public Works Department is warning about expected traffic delays on Mullen Road Southeast, between Early Spring Drive Southeast and Afflerbaugh Drive Southeast, starting Monday, March … more
Friday, March 8 Yelm baseball home opener The Yelm Tornados baseball team will open its season at 4 p.m. on Friday, March 8, at home against the Lakes Lancers in a 3A non-conference … more
A year after stepping down as minority leader of the House of Representatives, state Rep. J.T. Wilcox, R-Yelm, has announced plans to retire from the Legislature. “By the end of this term, … more
As the Department of Defense Educational Activity (DoDEA) Pacific Rim Regional Community of Practices event wound down, members of school districts from around the region gathered at Yelm Community … more
People who enjoy stand-up comedy or local beer can mark their calendars for April at Yelm’s 507 Taproom East as stand-up comedian Zane Lamprey is set to perform at the tap and filling station. … more
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