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Jonny "Jonny Boy" Jennerjahn smiles in a photo.
Over 200 community members attend Jonny Boy Strong silent auction fundraiser
By Jacob Dimond jake@yelmonline.com Nearly 250 community members, friends and family of the Jennerjahn family attended a silent auction fundraiser on Saturday, Nov. 23, at the Yelm Senior … more
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Yelm school district schedules nine levy forums
As Yelm Community Schools attempts to pass its educational programs and operations (EP&O) levy in February after two consecutive failures, the school district is giving voters the opportunity to … more
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TwinStar Credit Union donated over $38,000 to Yelm Community Schools last week to pay off student lunch debt.
TwinStar donates $38K to Yelm district to pay off student lunch debt
TwinStar Credit Union stepped up to support Yelm Community Schools and its students’ lunch debt by donating $38,116 to the district. Laurie Kresl, TwinStar’s vice president of … more
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Thurston County residents were left without power as constant wind and rains pummeled the region last week.
East Thurston County witnessed effects of ‘bomb cyclone’ storm last week
According to PowerOutage.us, over 600,000 homes and businesses statewide were without power last Tuesday night on Nov. 19 and into Wednesday afternoon on Nov. 20 as a “bomb cyclone” wind … more
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What's Happening: Turkey Trot, Gingerbread House Contest, Christmas in the Park
Thursday, Nov. 28 Anytime Fitness Turkey Trot Yelm’s Anytime Fitness, partnered with Yelm’s Parks and Recreation department, will host the gym’s annual Turkey Trot 5K … more
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A look back: Take a trip through our area’s rich history
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 residents called for the city to address its water quality issues.
Roy acting city clerk-treasurer accuses former public works director of intentional misconduct
Acting Roy City-Clerk Treasurer Beth King accused former Public Works Director William Starks Jr. of intentionally falsifying town water tests to “show the worst possible look of the water to … more
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Sargent Engineers added four I-beams to one of the six Yelm bridges owned by Centralia this summer, and funding options for upgrades to the other five structures will be discussed in early 2025.
Centralia City Council to consider construction for five Yelm bridges needing repairs
The process to improve five Yelm bridges owned by the City of Centralia across the Centralia Canal is moving forward and backward at the same time. After the Centralia City Council approved … more
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The Roy City Council begins an Oct. 21 business meeting with, from left, Edmund Dunn, Mayor Kimber Ivy, Yvonne Starks, Ryan Muller and William Starks present. The City Council must soon decide how it will balance its budget for 2025.
Roy city officials discusses revenue options as town nears budget adoption
The Roy City Council is divided on ways to bring revenue into the city as its general fund faces a deficit of over $137,000 entering 2025, but one sentiment is similar: there aren’t many ideas … more
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The Yelm Public Works Department is gearing up for potential winter weather storms by preparing anti-ice vehicles and materials for roads.
Yelm Public Services Department preparing for potential winter weather events
In preparation for potential inclement winter weather conditions, the City of Yelm’s Public Works Department is gearing up by adding an additional anti-ice truck and an updated map listing … more
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Harry Miller greets attendees at the Yelm Senior Center's Winter Social & Auction on Dec. 16, 2023. The Yelm Senior Center could receive $24,000 from the City of Yelm in 2025 to help fund the organization.
Yelm Senior Center, Bounties for Families to receive increase in city funding
The Yelm Senior Center and organization Bounty for Families will receive more city-based funding in 2025 if the City Council approves the budget as presented. Yelm Mayor Joe DePinto told Yelm … more
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Yelm Mayor Joe DePinto appointed three new committee advisors during a Yelm City Council meeting on Nov. 12. His appointments individually received 5-1 votes, with Joshua Crossman being the lone "no" vote for each of the committee members.
Mayor appoints members to parks advisory committee, two to tree advisory board
Two different advisory boards and committees in Yelm will welcome additional members, as Mayor Joe DePinto appointed three new members to the parks and tree advisory committees during Nov. 12’s … more
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Summer Miller was formally appointed as the budget and fiscal manager in the commissioners office.
Thurston County announces new leadership appointments
Thurston County announced the appointment of three key leadership positions within the organization. Summer Miller was formally appointed as the budget and fiscal manager in the commissioners office; … more
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Members of a Yelm Community School band practice prior to performing on Saturday, Dec. 2 at Christmas in the Park.
What's Happening: Turkey Trot, Basketball, Christmas in the Park
Saturday, Nov. 23 “Jonny Boy Strong” silent auction and dinner Join 5-year-old Jonny Jennerjahn and his family from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 23, at Yelm Senior Center … more
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A look back: Take a trip through our area’s rich history
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
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Nisqually Valley News Bites Ep. 3: Yelm Mayor Joe DePinto talks journey to office, upcoming projects
On the third episode of the Nisqually Valley News Bites, Yelm Mayor Joe DePinto joins reporters Dylan Reubenking and Jacob Dimond  to discuss his journey from Yelm councilman to mayor, the ups … more
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Homicide investigation near Lake Lawrence leads to arrest of homeowner
By Jacob Dimond jake@yelmonline.com Thurston County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) arrested a homeowner near Lake Lawrence during the afternoon hours of Sunday, Nov. 10, after … more
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The Five Corners intersection will soon feature a two-lane roundabout to help improve traffic throughout downtown Yelm.
Incoming roundabouts could solve traffic buildups in Yelm, McKenna
According to a model conducted by the city and state, traffic buildups in Yelm and McKenna will be resolved once a series of roundabouts are installed in the future. Public Works Director Cody … more
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The 640-acre parcel of land under consideration for development is located southwest of downtown Yelm.
City’s plan for 640-acre property encounters challenges
The City of Yelm may have to wait a little longer to begin bringing development ideas and designs to Yelm City Council for the 640-acre undeveloped property owned by the city. Yelm’s City … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez gives her final remarks during a Washington 3rd District Congressional debate at Lower Columbia College in Longview on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
MGP writes state schools superintendent seeking to expand CTE education
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, has written to the Washington state Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction to encourage the office to expand career and technical education (CTE) … more
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