FOOD & DRINK

This article presents a tour of five exceptional pubs in Olympia. Have you had the chance to visit any of them? If yes, we'd love to hear your experiences. Please share your thoughts in the comment section below:

First tip: Don’t touch bats, alive or dead.

Local baker Phoebe Martinson owns two pastry cafes in Olympia

The Nisqually Tribe has announced a major development project on their land near Cabela's in Lacey. The project includes a 155,000-square-foot casino and a 350-room hotel, known as the Quiemuth Resort. Additionally, they have proposed a mixed-use development named Quiemuth Village. Tribal Chairman Willie Frank III believes the project will benefit both the city and the tribe.

Ladies and Gentlemen, prepare to embark on a creative journey as we introduce the upcoming event, "3D Paint and Sip: THE DRAGONFLY". This unique event is set to take place on Sun, Sep 24 · 5pm - 8pm and promises to be an exceptional experience for all attendees.

Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some adorable pets near you up for adoption? There are dozens of endearing pets up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Rochester.

Steilacoom Historical Museum Association announcement. The new Steilacoom Calendar 2024 will be debuted at the Steilacoom Apple Squeeze. Come to the Calendar and Membership Booth in front of Town Hall to take a look. Calendars will be $12 each or buy 4 for $40. After the Squeeze they will be sold at the Steilacoom Historical Museum, Coffee Cabin and The Bair.

Organized by the Iron Works Boutique and the Sandstone Cafe, the “Fly into Fall” fashion show will be held in The Kodiak Room in downtown Tenino on Wednesday, Sept. 27.  

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Pete Replinger, a Shelton native and railroad author, will sign copies of his new book at the Mason County Historical Museum on Saturday. The book, 'Atlas of South Puget Sound Logging Railroads,' reflects Replinger's long-standing interest in trains and logging history. He has written many books and articles on the subject.

In this article, we explore six delectable Mexican dishes that you can savor in Olympia. Have you had the chance to try any of these yet? If yes, we'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences in the comments section below!

This article is set to guide you through three exceptional noodle restaurants in Lacey. Have you had the chance to experience any of these culinary delights yet? If you have, we would love to hear your thoughts in the comments section below!

Get ready to immerse yourself in a soul-soothing experience at Melodic Meditations @ Fusion! This one-of-a-kind event is set to take place on Sun, Sep 24, from 3pm to 4pm, promising an intentional hour of tranquility and inner peace.

The City of Shelton recently placed wood sealer on the playground equipment at its Kneeland Park. On Saturday, Shelton resident Hannah Natland and her son Brayden, 2, enjoy the tire swing. The 4-acre park at 100 Turner Ave. was established in 1920 to address the volume of traffic on the Olympic Highway through Shelton and the need to provide tourists with a suitable campground.Visit here for more details.

The Olympia School of Advanced Skincare, recently founded by local salon owner, esthetician and educator, Jin Mi S. Williams, is set to help students in the South Sound region to prepare for a career in the beauty industry. With a beauty career spanning almost two decades, Williams has used her experience to develop a comprehensive curriculum, while also helping to bolster Olympia’s small business community.

ASHFORD, Wash.-The parkwide fire ban has been lifted for the last few weeks of the season in Rainier National Park. The parkwide fire ban had been in place since August 18 to reduce the risk of wildfire during the summer months. Campfires are now allowed at the Park's three campgrounds...

Get ready to unleash your inner artist at the upcoming event, 3D Paint and Sip: Daisies, Dragonfly, and Mocktails. This unique experience is set to take place on Fri, Sep 22 from 5pm to 8pm at the vibrant location of 168 4th Avenue West suite 202, Olympia, WA 98502.

Get ready to strap on your adventure boots and join us for the Military Family Appreciation Event - Guided Wildlife Tour! This exhilarating event is set to take place on Sat, Sep 23 from 10am - 11am at the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, Brown Farm Road Northeast, Olympia, WA, USA. It's a must-attend for military families and wildlife enthusiasts alike!

🎣🌊🍁 Get ready for an exciting fishing adventure! 🌟 Our upcoming event, Fall Chinook Fishing, will take place on the majestic Snake River. 🐟🏞️. 📢 The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has just announced some rule changes for this year's fall chinook salmon season, and you won't want to miss it! 🗓️ On August 10, they declared that anglers will be allowed to keep some adult Chinook salmon caught on the Snake River this fall. 🐠💪

The City of Yelm is encouraging residents and visitors to join their Parks and Recreation Programs. For questions about the programs, people can reach out to Line Roy, the Communications & Recreation Coordinator. Current programs include the Yelm's Parks Passport Program. This program invites participants to attend various events throughout the year and collect stickers. These stickers can be exchanged for prizes at year's end.