Jacob Dimond is a Senior Reporter at Case Publishing, Inc. He covers a range of topics including public education, school districts, and transportation policy, as well as events and conferences related to regional and world news. Jacob's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Chronicle and Nisqually Valley News.
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Jacob Dimond's focus is on local news, especially related to Yelm and Thurston County. He often covers events, announcements, and provides expert commentary in the areas of sports and community events.
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In recent years, the City of Yelm has intentionally increased its efforts to host fun, cost-friendly events for the community — and despite the
By: Jacob Dimond
Mayor Joe DePinto used Facebook to provide an update on the long-awaited Yelm Loop project during his trip on Aug. 19, to WSDOT's material laboratory in Tumwater.
By: Jacob Dimond
During the start of the Yelm City Council meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 25, Mayor Joe DePinto recognized one of the oldest entities in the area, Scouting America Troop 9268 — which celebrated its 100th anniversary since its founding.
By: Jacob Dimond
Nearly a year after being defeated in the Thurston County general election by Griselda Arias last November, former Yelm City Councilor Joshua Crossman is back with the City of Yelm — this time working in a new aspect of city government.
By: Jacob Dimond
Toward the conclusion of the Yelm City Council meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 25, councilors and city staffers used their time during the “standing council committee report” portion of the meeting to highlight several upcoming projects, a potential Boys and Girls Club expansion and more.
By: Jacob Dimond
Shellica Trevino, chief executive officer of the Boys and Girls Club of Thurston County, took some time during a Yelm City Council study session
By: Jacob Dimond
Cody Colt, Yelm public works director, took some time during a Yelm City Council study session meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 1, to update the council
By: Jacob Dimond
During a Yelm City Council study session meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 4, several members of Thurston Economic Development Council (EDC) took to the podium during the special presentation portion of the …
By: Jacob Dimond
During a Yelm City Council study session on Tuesday, Sept. 1, Todd Stancil, Yelm city administrator, told councilors that they city is close to bringing a development agreement with Blue Fern Development forward.
By: Jacob Dimond
Stephanie Nanavich, the City of Yelm's finance director, gave Yelm City Council a glimpse into the city's financial future during a study session meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 1, as she highlighted Yelm's 2026 revenue estimates and projections for fiscal years 2027 and 2028.
