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Good morning, Olympia. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 23rd of January.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • Families and childcare workers rallied at the Washington State Capitol to demand legislative solutions for the state's childcare crisis, emphasizing high costs, long waitlists, and inadequate wages for workers.  South Sound News

CULTURE NEWS

  • The Olympia Arts + Heritage Alliance presents the 'Faces of Olympia' exhibit, showcasing 36 portraits of significant figures from Olympia's history, now viewable at Old City Hall and Fire House.  JOLT

ENVIRONMENT NEWS

  • Thurston County invites applications for 2025 Conservation Futures funding to help landowners preserve their land while still receiving financial benefits.  ThurstonTalk

GOVERNMENT NEWS

  • The Olympia City Council designated January 21, 2025, as the National Day of Racial Healing for the second year, emphasizing the commitment to equity and inclusivity.  JOLT
  • Washington legislators are considering a bill to ban the sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products by 2026 to combat youth addiction, amidst debates over public health impacts and economic consequences.  FOX13

EVENTS

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  • JIG: A Trinity Irish Dance Company Production

    JIG is a unique production by the Trinity Irish Dance Company that fuses traditional Irish dance with innovative American styles, featuring live music and a celebration of rhythm and movement.

    Fri, 1/24/25

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  • Gregory Alan Isakov Live Performance

    Horticulturist and musician Gregory Alan Isakov will perform songs from his acclaimed discography, including his latest album 'Appaloosa Bones.'

    Sat, 1/25/25

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  • Whose Live Anyway? - Improv Comedy Show

    The Emmy-nominated cast of Whose Line Is It Anyway? presents a lively 90-minute improv comedy tour performance.

    Thu, 1/30/25

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  • The Gobs Live Performance

    Experience a live performance by The Gobs at Le Voyeur in Olympia.

    Fri, 1/31/25

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  • Free Dental Screenings for Children

    This event offers free dental screenings for children, along with an interactive experience where kids can learn about dental care.

    Sat, 2/1/25

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  • International Guitar Night Featuring Talented Guitarists

    International Guitar Night features four exceptional guitarists showcasing diverse styles, including Latin Swing and Congolese rhythms, performing at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts.

    Sun, 2/2/25

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  • How To Train Your Dragon Valentine's Paint-and-Sip Night

    This all-ages event involves painting beloved characters from How To Train Your Dragon while enjoying food and drinks in a guided atmosphere.

    Fri, 2/7/25

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  • Dawson Gool Live at Rhythms Coffee

    Dawson Gool will perform live at Rhythms Coffee in Olympia, offering an engaging musical experience for attendees.

    Fri, 2/21/25

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  • Single Mixer with Games and Snacks in Olympia

    This event invites singles in Olympia to socialize over drinks, snacks, and engaging games, fostering connections in a casual environment.

    Sat, 2/22/25

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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