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The Wolves celebrate after finishing eighth at the state tournament on Nov. 11 in Yakima.
Black Hills places at State for first time since 2011
YAKIMA — For Black Hills coach Karlee Sampson, the math was simple. “We came in as the 12 (seed), and we finished eighth,” Sampson said. “We're in the positive, and … more
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Ethen Carver carries the ball during Toledo's 21-12 win over Tri-Cities Prep in the first round of the 2B state tournament, Nov. 11 in Kelso.
Toledo does just enough, beats TCP to advance to state quarterfinals
KELSO — The Toledo football team may be glad Selection Sunday was a week ago, because the Riverhawks didn’t put many style points on the scoreboard in their Saturday matchup against … more
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Loggers blanked by Warriors to end season in quarterfinals
The Onalaska girls soccer team’s postseason run came to an end at the hands of top-seeded Crosspoint Academy on Saturday with a 2-0 loss in the quarterfinals of the 2B state tournament at South … more
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The Thunderbirds break it down one final time after their season-ending loss to Ellensburg in the state tournament on Nov. 11 in Yakima.
Tumwater’s season ends with loss to Ellensburg
YAKIMA — In the moments following Tumwater’s loss to Ellensburg, one that ended their season and run at the 2A State Tournament, coach Molly Cichosz and the Thunderbirds were overcome … more
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Rock and Brews co-founder and Kiss bassist and co-lead singer Gene Simmons points and shares a laugh with Patty Kinswa-Gaiser, chairwoman of the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, during the groundbreaking ceremony for the upcoming restaurant at ilani Casino on Tuesday, Nov. 7.
Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley visit ilani for groundbreaking ceremony
In the midst of their final tour, Rock & Roll Hall of Famers and co-leads for the rock band Kiss Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley stopped by ilani Casino in Ridgefield this week for a groundbreaking … more
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An Alaska airliner docks at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in Arizona.
Off-duty pilot accused of trying to crash plane over Oregon says he thought he was dreaming or dead
“Is this real?” Joseph Emerson kept asking. While being held in a detention room at Portland International Airport, the Alaska Airlines pilot said he stripped off his clothes and … more
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FILE PHOTO — Washington State Patrol inspects a truck after a rollover crash along state Route 508 near Napavine last month.
Less driving but more deaths: Spike in traffic fatalities puzzles lawmakers
Traffic deaths are lingering near historic highs in most states despite less driving overall, prompting policymakers to consider deploying more police or installing automated monitoring such as speed … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16.
'Rent-to-own' programs will be audited after Washington lawmakers raise concerns
The Washington State Auditor's Office will audit certain rent-to-own housing programs supervised by the Washington State Housing Finance Commission in response to a request last month by lawmakers … more
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Washington woman sues her OBGYN for involuntarily inseminating her; Lawmakers say there was a lack of interest in fertility fraud laws 
If there were a law against doctors using their own sperm to inseminate their fertility patients, 33-year-old Brianna Hayes said it's possible she might have lived a different life. Hayes was … more
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A grizzly bear scrapes the bark on a tree at Northwest Trek in rural Pierce County last October.
How reintroduction of grizzlies would affect North Cascades recreation
Grizzly bears may be coming back to the North Cascades, where the apex predator roamed for thousands of years before human encroachment led their numbers to dwindle. The last confirmed grizzly … more
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Chehalis woman, 2-year-old boy killed in Thurston County crash 
A 31-year-old Chehalis woman and a 2-year-old boy were killed in a head-on collision on Interstate 5 in Thurston County Friday, according to the Washington State Patrol.  Samantha Denney, … more
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The Chronicle - November 11, 2023
Bearcats fall in first-round matchup to Highline
The chances were there all night long for the W.F. West football team in its matchup against No. 6 Highline on Friday. But the Bearcats couldn’t make the most of just about any of them, losing … more
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Whitney Van Gorkom hits the ball past two defenders during their first-round win over Shadle Park at the state tournament on Nov. 10 in Yakima.
T-Birds downed by Lions in quarterfinals
YAKIMA — At the end of their quarterfinal match against Lynden, the Tumwater Thunderbirds gathered on their end of the court, and coach Molly Cichosz spoke to the team. That, in and of … more
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Kooper Clark celebrates his second touchdown of the night during Tumwater's 70-12 win over Port Angeles in the first round of the 2A state tournament on Nov. 10.
T-Birds run roughshod over Roughriders
TUMWATER — The postseason is a new phase of the fall, so it’s only logical that the Tumwater football team went back to basics in its first-round matchup in the 2A state tournament … more
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The Wolves are all smiles during their sweep of North Kitsap at the state tournament on Nov. 10 in Yakima.
Wolves bounce back from early loss with win over Vikings
YAKIMA — The Black Hills volleyball team earned its first win at the state tournament since 2013 on Friday night, bouncing back from a first-round loss to White River with a 25-10, 25-16, 25-17 … more
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Lewis County commissioners Sean Swope, Lindsey Pollock and Scott Brummer stand behind quilts that will be given to veterans alongside volunteers from the Veterans Memorial Museum Quilts of Valor chapter.
Quilts of Valor serve as ‘a formal appreciation from a grateful nation’
Like the veterans who receive them, each quilt is unique, crafted with details that can only be appreciated upon a closer look. Stitched by a group of volunteers, the quilts represent … more
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Lewis County Commissioners Lindsey Pollock, Scott Brummer and Sean Swope prepare to pass resolutions during a meeting in Chehalis earlier this year.
Lewis County begins ‘trim’ as staff looks to address budget deficit
The elimination of six positions will “conservatively” save Lewis County $500,000 yearly as staff work to address a budget deficit. “Organizationally, we’re needing to … more
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River otters emerge from a stream off of Lincoln Creek near Galvin on Tuesday to take a look at a curious Chronicle photographer.
Photo: River otters take notice of photographer in Galvin
River otters emerge from a stream off of Lincoln Creek near Galvin on Tuesday to take a look at a curious Chronicle photographer. “River otters have long, streamlined bodies, short legs, webbed … more
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The Board of Lewis County Commissioners unanimously voted to remove Carol Brock from the Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging Advisory Board on Monday, Aug. 28. Commissioner Sean Swope is pictured here.
Lewis County commissioners fill seat on Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council
The Lewis County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to appoint Greg Rohr to serve the remainder of Carol Brock’s term on the Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council. … more
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