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Since retiring from the military, Amboy American Legion Adjutant Rick Halle now serves his peers and community at the American Legion’s Tum Tum post in Amboy.
After retiring from U.S. Air Force, local man serves peers and community as next mission
Taking care of his veteran peers, serving the community and being a part of the Patriot Guard motorcycle riders to provide veterans an honorable burial has allowed Amboy American Legion Adjutant Rick … more
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Mark French: 1978-2023
In loving memory of Mark French: 1978-2023
Mark Norman French, 45, of Rochester, took his last breath on Oct. 31, 2023.  Mark was born to Loretta “Lori” Arana on July 1, 1978, in Centralia, Washington.  Mark … more
Brandt McKenna: 1965-2023
In loving memory of Brandt McKenna: 1965-2023
Brandt Daniel McKenna passed away Oct. 1, 2023. He was born in Morton, Washington, on Oct. 27, 1965.  Brandt was a kindhearted soul and was well known for his goofy shenanigans. He spent … more
Pacific Northwest Chamber Orchestra to perform free holiday concert at Centralia College
The Pacific Northwest Chamber Orchestra will present a concert titled "Children's Tunes for the Holidays" at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 4, in the Corbet Theater on the Centralia College campus. The … more
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Turkey Bingo coming to Adna Grange
Turkey Bingo is coming to the Adna Grange. The event will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14. Participants will have a chance to win a turkey. There will be 12 games, with three cards … more
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FILE PHOTO — Santa, also known as Tom Fitzgerald, a battalion chief for West Thurston Regional Fire Authority, poses atop the original 1936 Ford fire engine that was the first ever used by the fire district, during a ceremony at the fire district headquarters in Littlerock on Friday, Dec. 17, 2021. Leaders of the Thurston County Chamber delivered bags of toys and a $1,000 check to the Littlerock and Rochester fire stations. Firefighters there will use the money to buy toys and other Christmas gifts for needy rural families as part of the AWB Holiday Kids’ Tree Project. Employers and donors across the state have donated more than $500,000 to this project since it began in 1989. This year, 78 member businesses of the Association of Washington Business and other individuals have given more than $37,000 to the project, enough to give $1,000 and a bag of toys to 24 rural fire districts in 14 counties across Washington. Fire officials use the money and toys to deliver Christmas gifts and cheer to needy kids and families in their communities. (Photo: Brian Mittge/AWB)
West Thurston Fire Authority prepares for Breakfast with Santa
The West Thurston Regional Fire Authority will be sponsoring its annual Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 9.  The breakfast will be held from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the West Thurston … more
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Annual holiday event at Northwest Carriage Museum set for Dec. 3.
With Halloween in the rearview mirror, Santa will soon make his dazzling return to Southwest Washington. The Northwest Carriage Museum will hold its annual holiday celebration on Dec. 3 from 4 … more
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Black walnuts Harry Bhagwandin got from a neighbor as his seedstock are seen on Sunday, Oct. 8 during the Onalaska Apple Harvest Festival farm and homestead tour.
Roundtable to talk Lewis County farm marketing set for Monday
The Port of Chehalis, The Economic Alliance of Lewis County and the Northwest Agriculture Business Center will hold a roundtable discussion Monday to discuss the preliminary findings from the … more
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Coroner: Cowlitz County inmate died of natural causes related to mental illness
The Cowlitz County Jail inmate who died Nov. 1 passed away from natural causes related to his mental illness, Cowlitz County Coroner Dana Tucker reports. A Saturday press release from the … more
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A view of a recent sunrise from the Mossyrock Dam provided by a staff member.
Western Washington to get break after heavy rain, blustery start to November
After a blustery week of heavy rain and power outages, Western Washington will see a week of uneventful November weather, according to the National Weather Service. A weather system that came in … more
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Six people shot at house party in Pierce County neighborhood, officials say
Six people were shot at a house party early Sunday in the South Hill neighborhood, according to the Pierce County Sheriff's Department. Deputies responded to a call about a shooting around 1:39 … more
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Washington State University launches initiative to combat election misinformation
In an era of rampant misinformation, Washington State University's public policy institute announced it has launched an initiative to promote election integrity and civic engagement. A national … more
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Geno Smith #7 of the Seattle Seahawks throws the ball during the first quarter against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium on October 02, 2023 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images/TNS)
Geno Smith tempts doubters to write him off again, seals Seahawks win over Washington with two clutch drives
With poise and cold-blooded precision, Geno Smith did everything possible on Sunday to silence the critics and disbelievers. And after the Seahawks' dramatic 29-26 win over the Washington … more
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Lawsuit filed after Seattle police officers break down wrong door
Elisabeth Rehn had been preparing a bath when she heard a loud thumping at the door of her Belltown apartment. She fumbled for a jacket and wrapped it around herself just as the door burst open, … more
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Washington panel recommended treatment over jail time for child porn
The Washington Sex Offender Policy Board last year recommended the Legislature consider treatment rather than imprisonment for those convicted of possessing or viewing child pornography or caught in … more
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The arrest occurred at a grocery store on the 9300 block of Yelm Highway Southeast, near Lake Saint Clair, according to court records. The Sheriff’s Office posted this photo of the arrest to their Facebook page. It shows at least three deputies crowding around a prone man who’s wearing a motorcycle helmet. 
Thurston County Sheriff’s Office deputies set up sting to arrest robbery suspect
Deputies set up a sting Wednesday to arrest a 33-year-old Thurston County man who’s accused a string of crimes, including robberies and stealing vehicles. The arrest occurred at a grocery … more
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Grays Harbor County resident involved in fatal crash in Interstate 90
One person died and another was injured after they were thrown from a truck in a rollover crash Saturday on Interstate 90, 1 mile east of Sprague. Thomas Monaghan, 42, of McCleary, Washington, … more
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Jessica Pekari takes a selfie while hiking along the Knife's Edge in Washington during her hike across the Pacific Crest Trail.
Hiker sets record for hiking Pacific Crest Trail
Under the full blast off the Sonoran sun in Southern California, Jessica Pekari took the final steps of an epic journey spanning more than 2,600 miles, two months and countless sleeves of Oreos on … more
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NEW COACH GUIDES CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOOL FORTUNES: New head coach Skip Raish is at the helm of the Centralia Tigers this year. But he is no stranger to the orange and black, having served as quarterback on the team in 1964-65. Players competing for starting positions include Ed LeBaron, Bo Rickard, Ken Powell, Wes Scott, Tim Taylor, Brad Brumbaugh, Joel Watson, Jeff Forrest, David Owen, Greg Solomon, Gene Jarvi, Wayne Williams, Tom Hartman, Gave Gabette, Dean Proffitt, Bob Blanchard, Doug Myhr, Jeff Mason, Gary Penly, Chris Murray, Pat Campbell, Russell Rice, Henry Ferbrache, Greg Mohoric, John Cleary, Vince Stern, Pete Lehmann, Scott Sticklin, Gary Baldwin, Gary Silva, Mark Miller, Arlo Poe, Ken Victory, Duane Nesset, Vern Ward, Rick Suksdorf, Kevin, Durgin, Kevin Reichert, Clyde Moore, Scott Aho, Daryl Ball, Herb Potter, John Buchanan and Tom Alderson. Assistant coaches are Gerry McCullough, Don LeBaron, Tom Bate, Larry Buck and Steve Smith.
Fifty years back: Ending with an old friend
The 1973 season marked the first in Washington with a true state tournament, but the biggest matchup in Lewis County the first week of the postseason was an exhibition. After leaving his post as … more
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U.S. Air Force airmen and U.S. Navy sailors carry the four veterans whose remains were left unclaimed in Lewis County at Tahoma National Cemetery on Friday, Nov. 10.
Unclaimed remains of four veterans in Lewis County laid to rest in Tahoma National Cemetery 
Frederick A. Clough III, Robert E. Larsen, Michael E. Damis and Russel L. Welk.  Those are the names of four veterans whose remains were left unclaimed in Lewis County after their deaths. … more
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