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Thurston First Bank President and CEO Jim Haley: Supporting the Arts, Supporting Downtown

By Margo Greenman “There is a connection, hard to explain logically but easy to feel, between achievement in public life and progress in the arts.”

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Sisters and Shop Owners Switch Business Banking to Thurston First Bank

By Amy Rowley I am a fierce proponent of shopping local. I grew up in a third generation retail business, listening to my dad and grandfather speak

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Thurston First Bank: Revitalizing the Downtown Olympia Core

After ten years of operating from a snug spot on the primarily residential locale of Pear Street Northeast, Thurston First Bank is making a

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Rob Rice Homes Builds Local Communities

Whether it was the first house or the 3,000th home, Rob Rice continues to place the same care into each roof he raises over a Thurston County

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Andrew Hammond: Strickland and Long come together for Black History Month conversation

Andrew Hammond: Strickland and Long come together for Black History Month conversation News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. 2/18/2021 Andrew Hammond, The News Tribune (Tacoma, Wash.) Feb. 17 Two longtime South Sound leaders are coming together for a special event to celebrate Black History Month. Former Tacoma Mayor and current U.S. Rep Marilyn Strickland will host a conversation with Olympia author, community leader, and former state agency head Merritt Long at 6 p.m. Thursday on Facebook Live. They will discuss the experiences he shared in his new memoir, My View From the Back of the Bus as well pressing issues facing the Black community in Washington and across the nation.

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