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Timothy Christian-Brookshier, left, on the picket line with fellow Alaska Airlines fight attendants picketing for a new contract Tuesday afternoon in SeaTac, Washington on December 19, 2023.
With some flight attendants on welfare, Alaska Airlines faces contract fight
You wouldn’t know it to look at them. Junior Alaska Airlines flight attendants say they are barely getting by on poverty level wages, many of them building up debt and scrambling to make rent. … more
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The University of Washington football team walks across the field and the Pac-12 logo during their “Dawg Walk” before the start of a game against Tulsa Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023 in Seattle.
Inside Washington's breakup with the Pac-12, and the conference's frantic, final days
SEATTLE — Ana Mari Cauce was feeling, if not quite sorry, at least anguished. Conciliatory. It was Aug. 8, four days after the University of Washington president's momentous decision to … more
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Family members take cellphone shots of their graduating seniors in the Onalaska High School gym on in June 2003.
Should Washington schools restrict cellphones? One district has
With fingers crossed, Gig Harbor's Peninsula School District made the move to ban social media access and restrict cellphone use in classrooms this year. There has been less pushback than anticipated … more
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A variety of trees grow at the Christmas Valley Tree Farm in Rochester on Monday, Nov. 13.
How to dispose of Christmas trees in Lewis, Thurston counties
With Christmas in the rearview, it’s time for Lewis and Thurston county residents to consider what to do with all those trees. Beginning Dec. 26 at the Lewis County Solid Waste … more
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The Chronicle - December 26, 2023
The Chronicle’s All-Area football team poses for a photo at Bearcat Stadium in Chehalis on Tuesday, Dec. 9. .In the front row, from left: Adna’s Gavan Muller, W.F. West’s Gage Brumfield, Connor Coleman, Tucker Land, and Andrew Penland; Tumwater’s Beckett Wall, Cash Short, Brady Larson, Malijah Tucker, and Kooper Clark..In the second row, from left: Centralia’s Marcus Miller, Rochester’s Tate Quarnstrom and Jaden Nichols, Tenino’s Michael Vassar, and Oakville’s Daniel Rodas..In the third row, from left: Black Hills’ Jack Ellison, Onalaska’s Cooper Lawrence, Rylan McGraw, Rodrigo Rodriguez, Nick Rushton and Kayden Mozingo, and Winlock’s James Cusson. .In the fourth row, from left: PWV’s Cody Strozyk and Blaine King, Napavine’s Cael Stanley, Ashton Demarest, Jack Nelson and Karsen Denault, and Mossyrock’s Easton Kolb. .In the back row, from left: Toledo’s Nico Acosta, Eli Weeks, Bayron Rodridguez and Ethen Carver.
The Chronicle’s 2023 All-Area football team
For the third year in a row, the Napavine TIgers were in the 2B state title game, and once again, quarterback Ashton Demarest was one of the best dual-threat options in all of 2B. Demarest … more
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Jamal Adams #33 of the Seattle Seahawks reacts as he walks to the locker room after suffering a concussion during the first quarter against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium on Oct. 2, 2023 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images/TNS)
Commentary: With big paychecks and little production, seems time for Seahawks to move on from Jamal Adams
He's got three Pro Bowl appearances, the single-season sack record for defensive backs and is in year two of a four-year, $70-million extension. He was the prize that prompted the Seahawks to … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Proposed law would create trust funds for low-income babies to address Washington's wealth gap
Nearly half the babies in Washington are born into poor families. This legislative session, some lawmakers and the state treasurer are once again trying to pass a proposal they say will break … more
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Seattle police cars sit outside the Rainier Beach Safeway after a shooting Friday, July 28, 2023.
Seattle-area homicides are nearing record high, bucking national trend
SEATTLE — Two young men, both in their 20s, arrived at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center with gunshot wounds within minutes of one another on a recent afternoon. They reportedly shot … more
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A wolverine was spotted along the Columbia River near Portland for the first time in 30 years earlier this year.
Endangered Species Act's 50th anniversary: What six Northwest animals can tell us
No matter how humble or obscure, all plant, animal and insect life in America is eligible for protection under the Endangered Species Act, one of the most far-reaching and important conservation … more
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Earthquake rattles Western Washington early on Christmas Eve
A 4.0 magnitude earthquake hit the Olympic Peninsula on Sunday at 7:14 a.m. and it lightly shook homes from Victoria to Tacoma, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, which gathered reports from a … more
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Other Views: Tire-regulation idea should go back on the shelf
A few years back, a bumper sticker with a blunt message enjoyed some fleeting popularity in a few of the Northwest's outer reaches: "We don't give a damn how they did it in California." And … more
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Riverhawks top Timberwolves in Portland
The Toledo and Morton-White Pass girls basketball teams got a “special opportunity” on Friday, as the two teams took the court at the Moda Center in Portland, and it was Toledo that came … more
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Hayden Kaut soars to the rim for a layup during the first half of Napavine's game against Mabton on Dec. 23.
Tigers pull away from Vikings for big win
NAPAVINE — The glimpses were there to see Saturday in Napavine. The Napavine girls basketball team had its moments of disorder and panic, its missed layups and its mental mistakes against … more
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Angelica Askey drains a layup over a defender during Rainier's win over Brewster on Dec. 23.
Mountaineers overcame sluggish start, top Bears to stay unbeaten
RAINIER — Just before the midway point of the second quarter on Saturday, the Rainier Mountaineers were a team without answers. After taking an early lead, the Mountaineers allowed 15 … more
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Jacob Meldrum shoots a fadeaway jumper during Rainier's loss to Brewster on Dec. 23.
Mountaineers can’t climb out of early hole, lose against Bears
RAINIER — Just seven minutes into Rainier’s matchup with Brewster, the Mountaineers trailed by 16. The second quarter wasn’t much kinder, as Rainier entered halftime down 21. … more
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Photos by Jared Wenzelburger / jared@chronline.com State Senate Republican Leader John Braun, R-Centralia, State Rep. Ed Orcutt and State Rep. Peter Abbarno, along with members of their staff, talk with members of the The Chronicle Editorial Board about the upcoming legislative session during a visit to The Chronicle in Centralia on Thursday, Dec 14.
Local lawmakers eye additional police reform in 2024 session
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of articles previewing the 2024 legislative session. While the start of a new year is a reason for hope and optimism, the new year also means … more
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The Chehalis Tribe held a ribbon cutting ceremony in Tumwater on Thursday, Dec. 14, for Hope and Healing Clinic, an Opioid Treatment Program location equipped with a mobile medical unit, where the public was able to tour the new facilities.
Facing ‘opioid pandemic,’ Chehalis Tribe to open treatment clinic
According to the Washington State Health Care Authority, Indigenous people face above-average rates of opioid and fentanyl-related overdose deaths. “American and Alaska Native people are … more
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Chehalis City Council members listen to attendees present during a meeting on Monday, Dec. 11.
City seeks applicants for Chehalis City Council vacancy; applications due by Jan. 11
While newly elected Chehalis City Councilor Jody Kyes will be officially sworn in during the council’s first meeting next year on Jan. 8 for the District 4 seat, a District 1 seat formerly held … more
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The Chehalis River winds alongside Riverside Golf Course and the Chehalis-Centralia Airport in the summer of 2022.
Chehalis-Centralia Airport receives $450,000 as part of nearly $200 million in federal funding for Washington state airports
The Chehalis-Centralia Airport received $450,000 in two grants to update the airport’s master plan, part of nearly $200 million in federal funding airports throughout the state received this … more
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