Olympia Skoolie Thrift, a new thrift store, has opened downtown and filled 18,000 square feet of space at 415 Olympia Ave. NE. It’s the second store – there’s also one in Tacoma – that feeds into the ...

Skoolie Foundation plans to open 6,000 ft thrift store in Puyallup by April 1. Proceeds fund programs; unsold items donated to those transitioning out of homelessness. Location houses thrift, ...

The idea arrived one day when Will Swanson watched a video of a man ripping all the seats out of an old van. This was when young Swanson was a tight end – one of the best tight ends in the country – ...

Founder of The Skoolie Foundation, Brandon Simmons, stands in front of a mobile medical unit donated by pregnancy center Care Net. In addition to mobile medical services, Skoolie plans to offer mobile ...

🚐 Explore the USA One Mile at a Time! Have you ever dreamed of traveling the U.S. and embracing the ultimate RV lifestyle? Whether you're rolling in a Class A motorhome, van life rig, skoolie, 5th ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photos Courtesy of Mecum Auctions, Inc “Labor of love” is a phrase that doesn’t really do this auction-bound build justice. It was ...

Beckoned by the promise of a life governed by freedom, flexibility, and adventure, more and more people are answering the call to live differently in a mobile home. School buses, known for their ...

Retired Fayetteville police officer Stacy Anderson launched a mobile arts and crafts studio in a renovated school bus. The Skoolie Xpress offers art classes and creative spaces for events like ...

🚐 Explore the USA One Mile at a Time! Have you ever dreamed of traveling the U.S. and embracing the ultimate RV lifestyle? Whether you're rolling in a Class A motorhome, van life rig, skoolie, 5th ...

If you drove by the Fern Hill Library on Tuesday afternoon, you might have seen a beige-and-blue bus emblazoned with the words, “MOBILE COMMAND UNIT.” The Skoolie Foundation, a Puyallup-based ...

Anna Morgan and Joshua Beaman bought a 30-foot school bus for $4,000. They spent four years renovating it, using carpentry and bargain-hunting skills to save money. The converted Skoolie has a curved ...