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Alan Browning, board president, speaks during the Chehalis School Board meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2024.
Chehalis School Board President Alan Browning to resign, district announces
At its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 21, the Chehalis School District Board of Directors is expected to vote to accept the resignation of Board President Alan Browning, the district announced … more
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Stanley Yocom displays the shadow box he made for his late uncle George F. Bishop on May 3. Bishop’s remains were recently identified after being left as Unknowns at the Manila American Cemetery following Bishop's death and burial in a mass grave in an Imperial Japanese Prisoner of War camp during World War II.
Funeral set for recently identified Centralia U.S. Army Sergeant who died after Bataan Death March
On Thursday, May 23, the remains of U.S. Army Sergeant George F. Bishop will finally be laid to rest at Claquato Cemetery. He died on July 28, 1942, according to a U.S Army Human Resources … more
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Owners Nicholas and Amy Delin pose for a photo in Winlock Liquidation Warehouse in Winlock on Thursday, May 16.
‘A little bit of everything’: New liquidation store opens in Winlock
Shoppers at the Winlock Liquidation Warehouse are likely to see new items on the shelves every time they visit. According to owners Nicholas and Amy Delin, the surprise, coupled with discounts … more
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VFW Post 2200 Commander Roger Towers and Emily Hammack, eighth grader at Rochester Middle School, pose for a photo at the American Legion in Centralia on Tuesday, May 14.
Rochester eighth grader wins local, district and state VFW Patriot’s Pen essay contest
Each year, the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) holds essay contests for middle and high school students. The contests offer cash prizes and scholarship opportunities, with different essay themes each … more
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Charles and Kathleen Ament pose for a portrait at their house in Centralia on Thursday, May 16.
Blind Centralia Navy veteran competing in his third consecutive National Veterans Golden Age Games
Though he is legally blind and nearly 82 years old, Charles Ament, of Centralia, isn’t letting it keep him from competing in his third consecutive Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) National … more
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Ivan Wade Case, 30, of Toledo, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Thursday, May 16.
Bail set at $50,000 for man accused of assaulting woman, officers in Centralia
Bail is set at $50,000 for a man accused of assaulting a woman, breaking her phone and threatening her with a knife in Centralia between May 11 and May 15. The man is also accused of kicking officers … more
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Washington Traffic Safety Commission unveils new messaging amid increase in fatal crashes
The Washington Traffic Safety Commission is changing its messaging regarding its goal of reducing fatal and serious injury automobile crashes. The change comes after Washington state in 2023 … more
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People gather at the Capitol during the “Let’s Go Washington” initiatives rally in Olympia on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024.
Washington initiatives supporters, opponents make case to voters as campaigns begin
With years of progressive programs and billions of dollars on the line, supporters and opponents of three Washington ballot measures prepare to bring their campaigns before voters. After … more
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Defense attorney John Terry, left, sits next to his client Heather Annette Hughes during the second day of her trial in Cowlitz County Superior Court on Wednesday, May 15 in Kelso. The next day, a jury found her guilty of seven charges.
Woman found guilty of seven of eight charges in Cowlitz County child sex case
A Cowlitz County jury found Heather Annette Hughes guilty of seven charges Thursday afternoon for her role in supplying a minor for sex in 2017 to a former Longview business owner.  Hughes, … more
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Wrong-way driver killed in two-vehicle wreck on Interstate 5
An impaired driver headed the wrong way on Interstate 5 Thursday night near Woodland died after hitting a Castle Rock driver head on. All of the lanes in both directions near milepost 26 — … more
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Man arrested in stabbing of Clark College employee
A man suspected of stabbing a Clark College employee in a random attack was arrested Thursday morning while sleeping in a stolen car parked about a half-mile from campus, police said. Vancouver … more
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Oregon woman arrested after allegedly shooting teenage son
Portland police arrested a woman in Southeast Portland after she allegedly fired at her sister’s partner and instead shot her 15-year-old son as he sat in the back seat of her car on Wednesday. … more
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Investigators seek public’s help in investigation of wildlife poisoning in Oregon
State and federal authorities are asking for the public’s assistance in their investigation of an “unlawful poisoning” of wildlife in Wallowa County, the Oregon State Police said in … more
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Members of the Tumwater baseball team mob Eddie Marson (gloved) after beating R.A. Long in a Class 2A District 4 loser-out game 3-2 to return to the state tournament on Saturday at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex.
Tumwater baseball looking for 2A state baseball championship three-peat
Tumwater is the back-to-back Class 2A defending state high school baseball champion in Washington, winning state titles in 2022 and 2023. The state tournament begins this week and the T-Birds … more
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A bat that was brought in for testing is shown in this courtesy photo from the DOH.
Washington confirms first rabid bat of the year
A bat captured in a Prosser home this week tested positive for rabies, according to the Benton Franklin Health District. The district is providing guidance to the person who reported the bat on … more
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Federal officer who thought he was meeting 13-year-old for sex in Eastern Washington found guilty
A former Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent has been found guilty of attempted online enticement of a minor after traveling to Othello, expecting to have sex with a 13-year-old girl. Koby … more
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Washington Supreme Court
Washington Supreme Court reverses century-old Yakama decision: 'An injustice'
SEATTLE — The Washington state Supreme Court overturned a century-old conviction Thursday of a Yakama tribal member who had been prosecuted for hunting, repudiating the conviction and the body … more
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Former Washington bull rider accused of killing Providence nurse is declared unfit to stand trial
A former Spokane bull rider accused of killing his grandmother's nurse because he thought the nurse was responsible for the 9/11 terrorist attacks is unfit to stand trial, court records show. A … more
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Washington fruit leaders expect 'short, good' northwest cherry harvest
WENATCHEE — "Short" and "good." That's how Washington fruit industry leaders described this year's upcoming northwest cherry harvest. Northwest Cherries, the organization that … more
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Man indicted for allegedly taking Washington girl to Michigan
A 30-year-old Michigan man has been indicted by a federal grand jury on a charge of traveling with intent to engage in a sexual act with a minor after allegedly driving to Mount Vernon to take a … more
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