Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of December.
Good morning, Olympia.
Gabi's Kids, a charity in Lacey, Washington, was burglarized, resulting in community support to overcome losses, including stolen and damaged goods, and a broken door costing over $1,300 to replace.
The Port of Olympia Commission has approved a $1.6 million contract with ClearSpan for a temporary warehouse to enhance cargo capacity for Brazilian pulp and paper producer Suzano.
Scott Clifthorne was elected as the new president of the Olympia School District Board of Directors for a one-year term starting January 2025.
NOVA Middle School in Olympia emphasizes community service in its curriculum to foster empathy, responsibility, and active citizenship among students, highlighting projects like habitat restoration and support for local nonprofits.
Holiday Factory: Create Your Own Rube Goldberg Machine
Families can invent Rube Goldberg machines using provided supplies to help with holiday tasks at the WET Science Center.
24th Annual Community Messiah Singalong
The SOGO Messiah Singalong invites participants to experience Handel's Messiah through community singing or listening, featuring local vocal soloists and directed by Cameron May, with free admission and donation opportunities.
Water Saving Resolutions Workshop
Participants can engage in games and learn about their water footprint while developing water-saving resolutions for the upcoming year.
A Magical Cirque Christmas
A family-friendly variety show featuring world-class entertainers performing beloved holiday music, designed to evoke the holiday spirit with charm and awe-inspiring acts.
Epic Movie Music Showdown: NYE Concert
The Olympia Symphony presents a thrilling concert featuring iconic musical battles from beloved movies and comics, allowing the audience to choose the ultimate winners.
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