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Please join us tomorrow at our Neighborhood Picnic!

Just a reminder that our fourth annual neighborhood picnic will be tomorrow – Sun, Sept 13th from 2 – 5 pm at the Lincoln Elementary School Playshed. Please bring friends and family for an afternoon of fun. There’ll be music, lots of good food, and outdoor activities for the kids. If you can, please bringContinue reading “Please join us tomorrow at our Neighborhood Picnic!”

Board Minutes Sept 2026

South Capitol Neighborhood Association Board Meeting MinutesWeds, Sept 9, 2026 6:30 pmLincoln Elementary School library Note: On Sept 10, 2026, Theresa Freeman made a motion to approve the Sept 9, 2026 board minutes via email vote. Gordon White seconded. Eight board members voted in favor, and the motion passed. Introductions and Call Meeting to OrderMembersContinue reading “Board Minutes Sept 2026”

Small-scale commercial uses in residential neighborhoods survey open until Tues, Sept 15

While updating their comprehensive plan in 2025, the Olympia City Council discussed allowing small businesses to provide residents with options for goods and services in their neighborhoods. The council placed this on the Community Development Department’s workplan in 2026. City staff will be drafting proposed amendments to city code based on input they receive fromContinue reading “Small-scale commercial uses in residential neighborhoods survey open until Tues, Sept 15”

Board Minutes Aug 2026

South Capitol Neighborhood Association Board Meeting MinutesWeds, Aug 13, 2026 6:30 – 8 pmLincoln Elementary School library Note: On August 18, 2026, Gerry Apple made a motion to approve the August 13, 2026 board minutes via email vote. Theresa Freeman seconded. Seven board members voted in favor, and the motion passed. Introductions and Call MeetingContinue reading “Board Minutes Aug 2026”

Reminder – fourth annual South Capitol neighborhood picnic is Sunday, Sept 13th

It’s mid-August and summer seems to be flying by. And that means it’s almost time for our fourth annual neighborhood picnic, which is shaping up to be another fun event! Invitations should be arriving soon via snail mail. Please come! We’d love to have you join us! South Capitol Neighborhood BBQ PicnicSunday, Sept 13th, 2Continue reading “Reminder – fourth annual South Capitol neighborhood picnic is Sunday, Sept 13th”

Board Minutes July 2026

South Capitol Neighborhood Association Board Meeting MinutesWeds, July 8, 2026 6:30 – 8 pmLincoln Elementary School library Note: On July 9, 2026, Theresa Freeman made a motion to approve the July 8, 2026 board minutes via email vote. Gerry Apple seconded. Nine board members voted in favor, and the motion passed. Introductions and Call MeetingContinue reading “Board Minutes July 2026”

2026 Annual Meeting Minutes

South Capitol Neighborhood Association Annual Meeting MinutesWeds, June 10, 2026 7 – 8 pmLincoln Elementary School cafeteria Note: On June 21, 2026, Gerry Apple made a motion to approve the June 10, 2026 annual meeting minutes via email vote. John Saunders seconded. Ten board members voted in favor, and the motion passed. Introductions and CallContinue reading “2026 Annual Meeting Minutes”

And the 2026 winner is…

I know you are on the edge of your seat to find out who won the $100 gift card to Vic’s Pizzeria at our neighborhood association annual meeting last week. But, before I satisfy your curiosity, some thanks are definitely in order. First and foremost, to everyone who came – thanks so much! We hadContinue reading “And the 2026 winner is…”

2026 annual meeting is happening this Wednesday!

Just a quick reminder that the South Capitol Neighborhood Association’s annual meeting is happening soon! Your lovely spring-green invitation should have arrived in your (U.S. snail) mailbox. Please come!We would love to have you join us on Weds, June 10th, 7–8 pm in Lincoln Elementary School’s cafeteria. There’ll be some required business on the agendaContinue reading “2026 annual meeting is happening this Wednesday!”

Please consider joining our board!

Our June annual meeting is approaching, which means change is coming once again to our neighborhood association board. Board members serve two-year terms, and eight of our 15 members have terms ending in June. Some have decided to run again, but some have chosen not to, so we hope you will join us to sayContinue reading “Please consider joining our board!”