ThurstonTalk 2020 Yearbook Launch

Olympia, WALocal News

The ThurstonTalk 2020 Yearbook is a remarkable compilation that reflects the resilience of Thurston County during a challenging year marked by the global pandemic. This unique publication includes 45 articles selected by readers, showcasing the contributions and stories of local businesses and individuals. The NorthAmericaTalk team collaborated with Gorham Printing to bring this vision to life, resulting in a beautifully designed yearbook that emphasizes community spirit. The project took five months from conception in the fall of 2020 to final printing in March 2021, highlighting the quick turnaround in response to the pressing need for community connection. Each story included offers insights into various aspects of life in Thurston County, from dining options to outdoor adventures.

The yearbook not only serves as a historical document but also encourages residents to appreciate and explore their local area. Gorham Printing’s owner, Kurt Gorham, instigated the project, expressing a passion for local history and community engagement. With hopes of expanding to other regions in the future, the team aims to make this yearbook an annual celebration of Thurston County's unique offerings.

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