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Firework Lit by Girl, 13, Starts Brush Fire in Centralia on July 5
A 13-year-old girl is being referred to Lewis County Juvenile Court for second-degree arson for allegedly lighting a firework in tall grass in the 1200 block of Harrison Avenue, starting a brush … more
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Three Suspects Accused of Burglarizing Rochester High School 
Three suspects were arrested on burglary, theft and malicious mischief charges on Monday after Thurston County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a report of a burglary at Rochester High … more
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Tenino senior Shawn Nicholson (24) fist bumps head coach Cary Nagel during a playoff game against Castle Rock on Friday, Nov. 5, 2021.
Nagel Resigns as Tenino Football Coach
Carey Nagel announced Thursday that he is resigning as head football coach Tenino after six years in charge in Stone City. “After talking with my family and my close circle, it was time to … more
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No-Bail Warrant Issued for Ashford Man Accused of Assaulting Woman in March 
A no-bail bench warrant has been issued for a 32-year-old man accused of assaulting a woman in Ashford in March.  The suspect, identified as Jacob Michael Criss, of Ashford, is accused of … more
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John Lee Raish 
In Loving Memory of John Lee Raish 
John Lee Raish passed away on June 14, 2023.  He is survived by his brother Skip Raish, sisters Darlene Raish and JoAnn Blankenship, children Chad Raish and Stacie Drake, and four … more
The Kingston Family smiles for a photo while shopping for fireworks with their pet possum Rosie outside the Thunder’N’Rose Fireworks stand off Anderson Road near Oakville on Monday.
In Focus: Fireworks Stands on the Chehalis Reservation Booming
The Chehalis Tribe will have some stands remaining open to sell fireworks along Anderson Road in Oakville July 5-6. Cakes, mortars, firecrackers and smoke grenades can be purchased at most stands … more
Three girls dressed as the Napavine Funtime Festival mascot Princess Napawinah wave to the crowd during the Toledo Cheese Days parade in July 2022.
‘Playing Indian’: Napavine Festival’s Princess Napawinah Draws Critique
The City of Napavine welcomes Interstate 5 travelers with a sign off Exit 72: “Welcome to Napavine: for a day, or for a lifetime.” The sign was erected by the Napavine Funtime … more
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Vivian Eason smiles for a photo outside Talking Cedar in Grand Mound on Thursday, June 29.
Longtime Thurston County Employee Seeks New Thurston County Commission Position
This November, southwest Thurston County voters will choose a candidate to serve as their representative in a new seat on the Thurston County Board of Commissioners.   The seat was one of … more
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Schanelle Schanz poses in front of a mural in downtown Chehalis commemorating her grandfather Kenneth Arnold's famous 1947 UFO sighting in a photo provided by the Chehalis Flying Saucer Party. She will be returning this September as a speaker at the party sharing her grandfather's story.
Chehalis Flying Saucer Party Announces First Two Speakers
The first two speakers for the Chehalis Flying Saucer Party have been announced.   The first is Shanelle Schanz, the granddaughter of famous pilot Kenneth Arnold, who is returning to speak … more
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Tansy ragwort is invasive and will establish itself readily in disturbed areas. It is toxic and can be lethal to livestock. The toxic properties remain when the plant is cut and dried in hay, where it is difficult for animals to avoid eating it. The toxins accumulate in an animal’s body, causing irreversible liver damage and poor health or death. The toxic properties may also be a threat to humans, because honey or milk can be contaminated if bees or goats utilize tansy ragwort plants. All parts of the plant are poisonous, but flowers have the highest concentration of toxins. Tansy ragwort is a Class B Noxious Weed. Control is required county-wide.
Lewis County Noxious Weeds to Host Tansy Disposals This Month
On July 14 and 15, Lewis County’s Noxious Weed Control department will host free tansy ragwort disposal events in East and West Lewis County, respectively. Tansy must be brought in … more
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The Packwood Timberland Library serves residents in the East Lewis County community.
Restroom Repairs, Asbestos Abatement Will Close Packwood Library Most of August
The Packwood Timberland Library will temporarily close in August for restroom renovations and asbestos abatement. The library, located at 109 W. Main St., Packwood, will close at 5 p.m. on Aug. … more
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Grand Marshals Chris Pierce and Adeline Pierce lead the Pe Ell Fourth of July parade, Tuesday, July 4, 2023
In Focus: Independence Day Parade Rolls Through Pe Ell
Sirens: Shoplifters Jailed; 'Highly Intoxicated and Out of Control' Man Arrested; Noise Complaints; Hit-and-Run
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT   Theft   • Officers responded to a grocery store in the 1100 block of Harrison Avenue at 8:25 a.m. on July 4 after there was a report “two … more
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Death Notice: July 6, 2023
• ROY ABNER EDMUNDON, 86, Chehalis, died June 30. Arrangements are under the care of Sticklin Funeral Chapel.   more
State Route 508 Near Bear Canyon Closed For 45 Minutes Due to Brush Fire on Tuesday
State Route 508 was closed in both directions at milepost 21.4 near Bear Canyon Road in Lewis County for approximately 45 minutes on Tuesday due to a brush fire in the area.   Emergency … more
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Don C. Brunell
Commentary: Mountains of Government Red Tape Shackling America’s Manufacturers
Until President Joe Biden signed the Chips and Science Act (CSA) last year, companies, such as Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), looked elsewhere to build plants costing … more
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Chad Taylor is publisher of The Chronicle and CT Publishing. He and his wife, Coralee Taylor, are the owners of The Chronicle. They can be reached at ctaylor@chronline.com. 
Publisher's Note: Our Business and Community Profit From Fair, Balanced Journalism
Coralee and I purchased The Chronicle three years ago for two main reasons: we thought that with hard work, we could turn it into a profitable business, and because a local paper is critical to keep … more
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Fireworks from Jake's Fireworks Warehouse in Winlock are set off for Vader's Fourth of July celebration Tuesday night.
‘It's Turned Into a Regional Event’: Vader Puts on Fourth of July Fireworks Show 
The City of Vader hosted a Fourth of July fireworks show Tuesday night with a little help from surrounding communities.   According to Vader Mayor Joe Schey, the city spent nearly $6,000 on … more
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Lewis County Commissioner Lindsey Pollock listens to community development staff explain a rezone proposal during a meeting at the Lewis County Courthouse last February.
Lewis County Republicans Vote to Cut Ties With Commissioner
The Lewis County Republican Party on Monday voted unanimously to cut ties with and “vehemently denounce” district 2 county Commissioner Lindsey Pollock, who was elected as a Republican in … more
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Jessica Homyack, a local wildlife biologist pictured in this photo provided by Friends of the Seminary Hill Natural Area, will be doing a kid-friendly presentation about wildlife that can be found in the natural area.
Plants, Pelts and Antlers: Free Children’s Activity Set for Seminary Hill Natural Area
A free children’s nature activity will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 25, at the Seminary Hill Natural Area in Centralia.   Jessica Homyack, a local wildlife biologist, will be … more
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