Headline
Headline
Back to Olympia, WA News

Ulta Beauty, Daiso set to open new storefronts in west Olympia | The Olympian

Olympia, WALocal News

New Moon Cafe, an employee-owned cooperative in downtown Olympia, will close its doors after December 16 due to financial difficulties intensified by the COVID pandemic. The management is seeking to raise $20,000 to ensure a safe closure, reflecting the challenges faced during this critical period. In a contrasting development, Ulta Beauty and Daiso are set to open new locations in west Olympia, raising questions about the future of existing Ulta stores in the area. While a spokesperson for Ulta was unavailable, an employee confirmed that one existing store will be relocating. The article also highlights the resilience of local businesses, noting that Oly Curl and Eastside Big Tom continue to operate despite recent vandalism.

Furthermore, it provides an update on Arirang Asian Market, confirming its reopening after a brief vacation closure. This coverage captures the dynamic retail landscape in Olympia, showcasing both the challenges and opportunities for local businesses.

Related Articles

Olympia, WALocal News

South Sound Parent to Parent Invites Community to Join Them in Recognizing Disability Pride Month in July

South Sound Parent to Parent (SSP2P) will celebrate Disability Pride Month this July, marking its 10-year anniversary nationally. The organization emphasizes the importance of accommodations for people with disabilities, highlighting their contributions to the community. Executive Director Kim Smith advocates for increased awareness and inclusion, particularly as federal programs face potential cuts.

Olympia, WALocal News

71 North Thurston Public Schools Students Earn Seal of Biliteracy This School Year

Seventy-one students from North Thurston Public Schools earned the Washington State Seal of Biliteracy this year, recognizing their proficiency in world languages. Students can achieve this distinction through class credits or competency-based assessments, reflecting diverse linguistic backgrounds. Notable earners include Hoang Tran, Megan Kipp, and Eli Andino Herrera, who showcased their language skills in Vietnamese, French, and Spanish, respectively.

Olympia, WALocal News

Unique Pop-Up Vendor Brings Dirty Sodas to Olympia Area

Saylor’s Dirty Sodas, a new pop-up vendor in Olympia, offers a playful twist on traditional beverages by combining soda with various add-ins. Owner Julie Shryne aims to provide a fun, family-friendly alternative to coffee, focusing on refreshing, customizable drinks. The unique offerings have quickly gained popularity at local events, celebrating creativity and community.