Covering Olympia, Tumwater, and the Capitol.
Covering Olympia, Tumwater, and the Capitol.
Business
Wingstop opening Aug. 21 in west Olympia, bringing 20 jobs
Wingstop will open its second Thurston County location Friday, Aug. 21 at 1620 Cooper Point Road SW in west Olympia, operated by Far West Restaurant Group and expected to employ 15 to 20 workers.
Business
Free ScaleUp business training open to Olympia-area owners
The Thurston County EDC's Center for Business & Innovation is offering its ScaleUp advanced training program free to established Olympia-area business owners, led by newly promoted director Ashley Whitley.
Business
Wingstop opening Aug. 21 in west Olympia, bringing 20 jobs
Wingstop will open its second Thurston County location Friday, Aug. 21 at 1620 Cooper Point Road SW in west Olympia, operated by Far West Restaurant Group and expected to employ 15 to 20 workers.
Business
Wingstop opening Aug. 21 in west Olympia, bringing 20 jobs
Wingstop will open its second Thurston County location Friday, Aug. 21 at 1620 Cooper Point Road SW in west Olympia, operated by Far West Restaurant Group and expected to employ 15 to 20 workers.
More in Business
More in Business
More in Business
Business
Tumwater spent $20M on roundabouts to unlock Capitol Boulevard redevelopment plan
Tumwater's $20 million three-roundabout project at Capitol Boulevard and Trosper Road, completed in 2024, was built to satisfy state Growth Management Act concurrency requirements and keep the Capitol Boulevard Corridor Improvement Plan on track. A fourth roundabout at X Street is next.
Business
Casa Mia family proposes mixed-use apartment project at downtown Olympia restaurant site
The Knudson family, operators of Casa Mia and Well 80, has proposed a 52-to-56-unit mixed-use development called Via Susina at 716 Plum St. SE in downtown Olympia, with a preliminary city review scheduled for Wednesday, July 1.
Business
New director appointed at Thurston Economic Development Council offers free startup coaching
The Thurston Economic Development Council promoted Ashley Whitley from WCWB program manager to director of its Center for Business & Innovation, the Lacey-based hub that runs startup training, coaching, and contracting programs used by Olympia and Tumwater business owners.
©2026 Capitol Record
Powered by Surround Sound Media
©2026 Capitol Record
Powered by Surround Sound Media
©2026 Capitol Record
Powered by Surround Sound Media