Community Events

It comes ahead of major decisions on the jail’s size, scope and budget this spring.

In Washington, several free webinars are hosted to educate people about water protection against aquatic invasive species as well as weeds and insects this week.

The public is free to attend the meeting, which takes place at 11 a.m.

Per the name, Wild Women Week has historically taken place over the course of a week, but this year the event will span two weeks before wrapping on March 8, or International Women’s Day.

Tickets will be available for pre-sale on Wednesday, Feb. 18, with public ticket sales going live at 9 a.m. this Friday. 

From ‘Single Mingle Trivia’ to improv comedy, this weekend is packed with fun events.

In addition to watch parties, 15 local businesses were selected as designated fan zone venues.

The property was purchased by the city using funding from the Greenways Levy and officially opened to the public on Friday, Feb. 6. 

They’ll be giving mid-session updates from Olympia, previewing what’s to come and answering questions from their constituents.

If you can’t sign up for Community Academy this year, you can still become better acquainted with the work (and the people doing the work) via the WCSO Spotlight on Service series.