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Washington State Patrol to conduct statewide ‘One More Stop’ patrol in honor of fallen Trooper Christopher Gadd
On Friday, Sept. 27, the Washington State Patrol (WSP) will conduct a statewide “One More Stop” emphasis patrol in honor of fallen Trooper Christopher Gadd. The statewide emphasis … more
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This little brown bat was found in 2016 near North Bend and was the first case of white-nose syndrome in the state.
New cases of white-nose syndrome recorded in Washington bats this year
White-nose syndrome, an often-fatal disease of hibernating bats, continues to spread in Washington. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and research partners documented white-nose … more
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Joshua Cummings will take over as an assistant county manager for Thurston County after Robin Campbell's retirement at the end of the year.
New Thurston County assistant manager looks forward to continuing to serve the community
Joshua Cummings believes the last 11 years of work in Thurston County have been a job interview for his new role as the county’s assistant manager. Cummings, the current Community Planning … more
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Laura Wilson, new Bucoda Town Councilor and new president of the Bucoda Improvement Club, stands in front of a concession stand on Sunday, Aug. 25, after she and her husband repainted it as part of park restoration projects the Bucoda Improvement Club is working on.
New Bucoda councilor, improvement club president joins effort to enhance South Thurston County town
As summer nears its end, many residents in Bucoda are looking toward the future with hope as they seek to improve their small South Thurston County community amid the appointment of a new mayor and … more
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Multiple local agencies launch free 'Wildfire Ready Neighbors' program for homeowners
In efforts to combat local property, structure and brush fires, several local agencies are offering free home visits to survey potential fire hazards and offer fire prevention methods to home and … more
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Southeast Thurston Fire Authority's brush truck responds to a fire.
Southeast Thurston Fire stays busy this summer dispatching mobilization crews
Southeast Thurston Fire Authority (SETFA) has been active since the start of the summer season, dispatching several crews to combat non-local fires as part of the wildland mobilization team under the … more
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South Puget Sound Community College was recognized as the “Best Community College” in Showcase Magazine’s Best of 2024.
South Puget Sound Community College awarded best community college by Showcase Magazine
South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) was recognized as the “Best Community College” in Showcase Magazine’s Best of 2024. According to a news release, this award reflects … more
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Thurston County assistant manager announces retirement, replacement set
Robin Campbell, Thurston County assistant county manager, announced her retirement Friday, Aug. 23, after 41 years of public service with the state of Washington and the county. She will end her … more
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Members of the Nisqually Indian Tribe open the 50th anniversary commemoration of the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge with a tribal song on Aug. 15.
Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge celebrates 50 years
Community members gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge in a commemoration Thursday, Aug. 15. The event honored partnerships … more
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This bridge, located near Crystal Springs Road Northwest, has a weight capacity rating that is too low for local fire engines and other heavy service vehicles to cross.
Local fire trucks struggling to serve Yelm residents across Centralia Canal bridges
Yelm residents living across the Centralia Canal have expressed concerns after the Southeast Thurston Fire Authority sent them a letter regarding its reduced ability to combat fires across the … more
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The Nisqually River is pictured at a Nisqually Land Trust Yelm shoreline protected area. The state Department of Ecology is putting together a plan for first responders in the event of an train oil spill into the river.
State Department of Labor & Industries uncovers safety violations in Fish and Wildlife incidents
The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) identified multiple workplace safety violations linked to two recent incidents involving the Washington Department of Fish and … more
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A mountain goat walks down a ridge at sunset near Paradise at Mount Rainier National Park in Ashford on Aug. 15, 2023.
Mount Rainier National Park seeks public input on timed entry reservation pilot program
Mount Rainier National Park is asking the public for feedback on the timed entry reservation pilot program for visits to the Paradise and Sunrise corridors that was unveiled this summer and will last … more
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Although the Tuesday, Aug. 6 primary election results are unofficial, most races have candidates set to advance to November's general election.
Early primary election results: Republicans topping Dems in District 2 state rep race; Reichert likely to face Ferguson for governor as Bird trails in crowded race
With the exception of one local race, Tuesday’s primary election yielded few surprises in Thurston and Pierce countries and, perhaps, across the state. Among the contested local state … more
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Former Mayor of Yelm JW Foster seeks election for the Thurston County Commissioner District No. 2 seat.
County Commission candidates feature diverse backgrounds, priorities
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
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Former Thurston County Sheriff John Snaza seeks election for state representative Position 2 in the Second Legislative District.
District 2 legislative races feature packed slate
With the Thurston County Aug. 6 Primary Election just weeks away, the county has officially released and delivered voters’ pamphlets containing … more
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JBLM’s DuPont gate set to close from July 29 – Aug. 5 for road construction
Beginning 5 a.m. Monday, July 29, the Joint Base Lewis-McChord DuPont gate will close to all travelers. The gate will reopen 5 a.m. Monday, Aug. 5 The closure of this gate allows crews to … more
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Thurston County Fair accepting entries for foods, art, hobbies and crafts
The Thurston County Fair is accepting open class entries from July 22 through July 29 at the Thurston County Fairgrounds. Categories include open class photography, foods, hobbies and crafts, art and … more
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Thurston County Voter Services opening in new location
Voter services are now available at a new location in Tumwater, at 2915 29th Ave. SW. Thurston County residents can register to vote and receive other voting services at this new location. … more
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Fire crews from across Thurston County respond to the scene of a fire in Tenino in this file photo. Effective last week, the Thurston County fire marshal has initiated a countywide outdoor burn ban from now through September.
Thurston County initiates countywide fire safety burn ban
Effective last week, the Thurston County fire marshal has initiated a countywide outdoor burn ban from now through September. According to a Thurston County press release, the decision was made … more
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Corey Comperatore, 50, pictured with his daughter Allyson. Comperatore died after diving to protect his family at a rally for former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pa. on July 13, 2024.
Man who dived on his family to protect them killed at Trump rally shooting
Corey Comperatore, a 50-year-old man from Buffalo Township, Pa., died after a gunman opened fire during a rally for former President Donald Trump on Saturday evening. The former volunteer fire … more
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