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Columbia Sportswear opening at Centralia Outlets 
A grand opening for Columbia Sportswear will be held at the Centralia Outlets Aug. 25.   “A global leader and innovator in outdoor apparel, footwear and equipment, Columbia Sportswear … more
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Captain Terry Ternan, with Riverside Fire Authority, uses a hose to spray water while responding to the scene of a residential structure fire in the 1300 block of Southwest Mills Ave. in Chehalis Thursday morning.
In focus: Firefighters respond to blaze in Centralia Thursday
FILE PHOTO — Centralia Police Chief Stacy Denham talks in front of the Centralia City Council.
Centralia City Council passes ordinance allowing police, parks director to ban groups and individuals from parks
During Tuesday night’s Centralia City Council meeting, councilors approved an ordinance granting authority to the parks director and Centralia police officers to temporarily or permanently ban … more
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Death Notices: Aug. 11, 2023
• GERALD E. TODD, 82, Silver Lake, died Aug. 4 at his residence. Arrangements are under the care of Cattermole Funeral Home. • ROSEALICE P. ROBINSON, 88, Winlock, died Aug. 6 at … more
Sirens: Naked female in duct tape; ‘Unwanted boyfriend’; Angry 911 caller; Swinging an ax at Seminary Hill; Flock camera leads to another arrest
Centralia Police Department   Nuisance violation • Centralia police and code enforcement posted a truck and trailer with nuisance violation notices for being parked on the city … more
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Chad Taylor is owner and publisher of The Chronicle. He can be reached at chad@chronline.com.
Publisher's note: Senior board’s missteps ignite demand for truth and accountability
This week, our community learned about a troubling situation involving the management of centers by the Lewis County Seniors Board. It’s a bit complicated and has left many people in our … more
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John McCroskey was Lewis County sheriff from 1995 to 2005. He lives outside Chehalis and can be contacted at musingsonthemiddlefork@gmail.com.
John McCroskey commentary: The trial of Two Dogs Fasaga and what it means for justice
I was intrigued by the front page story in The Chronicle about the trial of a guy named Two Dogs Fasaga (mostly the Two Dogs part), the apparent gruesomeness of the crime he was charged with and the … more
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Richard Stride is the current CEO of Cascade Community Healthcare. He can be reached at drstride@icloud.com.
Richard Stride commentary: Learning you can’t please everyone, but you can please yourself
You can’t please everyone. Why do we even try to please others?   Because we like being liked. If we are honest with ourselves, we do not like it when people do not like us. It … more
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A map shows the proposed location of the Skookumchuck Commerce Center in Centralia on Thursday, July 27.
Residents, local and state agencies raise concerns over proposed Skookumchuck Commerce Center in Centralia
Area residents and local and state agencies are raising concerns over a proposed development in Centralia. The Skookumchuck Commerce Center is a proposed industrial warehouse development on land … more
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Tyler Jackson and Amber Keer have an award they received for their help facilitating the prior two Gambler 500 events cut in half for them by Veterans Memorial Museum Executive Director Chip Duncan.
An estimated 2,000 pounds of trash collected, nearly $5,000 raised at the Gambler 500 in East Lewis County last weekend
Last weekend, 72 vehicles and around 300 people participated in the Run Gifford Run Poker Run Gambler 500 throughout East Lewis County. Racers set out from the Lewis County Fire District 14 fire … more
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It only took firefighters with the West Thurston Regional Fire Authority four minutes and 25 seconds to make it to the scene of a brush fire on 183rd Avenue in Rochester after crews were dispatched at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 7. 
The summer barbecue is back: Some Thurston County recreational fire bans lifted
Thurston County is lifting some recreational fire bans to allow for charcoal or charcoal briquettes to be used specifically for barbecues or related appliances for the same purpose. Users must … more
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Lewis County Manager candidate Ryan Barrett smiles while mingling with visitors at the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis on Tuesday, July 11.
Lewis County commissioners finalize contract with new county manager
The Board of Lewis County Commissioners has finalized a contract for a new county manager.   Ryan Barrett will begin in the position previously held by Erik Martin on Aug. 28.   … more
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Ostynn “Otti” Farrier is pictured with his children in this photo published with his obituary in The Chronicle.
Ostynn 'Otti' Farrier case: Brother of Onalaska man found dead in burned vehicle to lead protest at courthouse
The brother of a 26-year-old Onalaska man found dead in a burned vehicle on Jan. 22, 2022, is planning a protest to bring more attention to the case.   Garrett Farrier says he will bring … more
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The northern leopard frog is an endangered species likely because of habitatloss and degradation, diseases, and climate change in the Pacific Northwest.
Northwest Trek and WDFW prepare to release hundreds of endangered northern leopard frogs
Staff at Northwest Trek Wildlife Park in Eatonville have raised over 300 endangered northern leopard frogs from the egg to froglet stage and are set to release them in Eastern Washington at the end … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Thurston County judge will decide next month if state lawmakers have privilege to withhold records
Months after a lawsuit was filed against state lawmakers for withholding public records under the legally untested concept of legislative privilege, plaintiffs — and the public — will … more
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Knapweed grows near a scenic lookout in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest on Sunday, Aug. 6. Knapweed is considered an invasive species from Europe.
Climate change could make invasive species more common and more stubborn, experts say
A slew of plants and insects make their way to the Northwest each year, entangling themselves in other plants and eventually eating away at the native flora. Some of them, like knapweed, are toxic to … more
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Visitors use binoculars to spot animals below Mount St. Helens from Johnston Ridge on Thursday, May 11.
Looking to visit Johnston Ridge Observatory? Here's when you can put it on your calendar
The upper portion of state Route 504, which takes visitors to the Johnston Ridge Observatory looking into the Mount St. Helens crater, will remain closed into spring 2024, according to the Washington … more
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David Masters, senior respiratory therapist with Providence Swedish South Puget Sound, speaks with Meilissa Reiman and Maile Young during a STEM camp at W.F. West High School on Wednesday.
Providence gets involved at W.F. West STEM Camp
More than a dozen caregivers from Providence Swedish South Puget Sound supported the STEM Camp at W.F. West High School on Wednesday, Aug. 9, providing information on a variety of careers in the … more
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The City of Chehalis provided these photos from the Aug. 5 summer clean up event in Chehalis.
Over 107 residents disposed of trash at summer clean up event hosted by the City of Chehalis last week
More than 107 Chehalis residents came out to Stan Hedwall Park on Saturday, Aug. 5, to dump trash for the city’s summer clean up event, according to a news release from the city.   … more
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Clouds glow red as the sunset is seen from the road to Burley Mountain on Thursday, Aug. 10, in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
In focus: Summer scenes from East Lewis County
Chronicle Assistant Editor Isabel Vander Stoep and Photo Editor Jared Wenzelburger were in East Lewis County Thursday for a pair of assignments. They captured these photos along the way. To submit … more
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