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Rochester’s robotics and drone teams have overcome adversity with the support of their community, both finishing in second place during a national competition after their equipment was stolen … more
Photos of the Summerfest parade in downtown Centralia Tuesday were captured by Chronicle Photo Editor Jared Wenzelburger.  Videos of the Summerfest parade, fireworks and demolition derby … more
To add upcoming events to the Community Calendar, email news@chronline.com   Toledo Cheese Days July 6-9 throughout Toledo The Cheese Days theme this year is … more
Rene and Sue Remund, sons R.J. and Frank Remund and daughter Lindsey Pollock, for more than a decade, have orchestrated a fireworks show in the Boistfort Valley for all to see. People line the … more
Finalized a few weeks ago, but months in the making, longtime local assistant soccer coach Luis Magana Reyna will lead the Centralia girls soccer team into the 2023-24 season.  Magana Reyna … more
On June 28, 2023, the world lost a fiercely loyal husband, father, grandfather, sheet metal union journeyman and friend. Edward Allen Jordan is survived by his wife, Peggy; son, Eddie; grandchildren, … more
Stanley Taloff, a longtime resident of Winlock, passed away peacefully on June 23, 2023, in Battle Ground, Washington. He was 99 years old. He had been visited by many friends and family before his … more
Firefighters contained a 1,300-acre fire in Benton County on Tuesday after it jumped the Yakima River within hours of starting the day before. The Old Inland Empire Fire  stopped growing … more
The Thurston County Fire Marshal has determined that weather conditions meet the fire danger level necessary to restrict outdoor burning in Thurston County. The burn ban applies to residential … more
Making its fourth hire for an open head coaching position in the past year, the Centralia College athletic department officially named Ceanna Larson its new volleyball coach for the 2023 season this … more
Though it may not be the decision he wanted to make, or the popular one, Mossyrock Mayor Randall Sasser made the decision to cancel the city’s Fourth of July fireworks show and ban all … more
Larch Mountain Little League has already made history, but has more in its sights. The organization, combining Rochester and Tenino, has the chance to make a clean sweep of District 3 this week, … more
The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office identified 41-year-old Gerardo Hernandez-Rodriguez as the Beaverton father of five who died after falling 200 feet down an embankment while hiking at … more
Former U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert has filed campaign paperwork to run for Washington governor in 2024. If Reichert follows through and runs for the open seat, he would instantly become the most … more
With the number of Washington residents headed to jail or prison at a modern low, one might expect Christie Hedman to be declaring victory. As executive director of the Washington Defender … more
Farmers in Washington are supposed to be exempt from the new cap-and-trade program but, six months in, some say they are still getting hit with added fuel costs. The state Department of Ecology … more
Dry, hot and unstable conditions have led the National Weather Service in Seattle to issue red flag warnings for much of southwest Washington, including Thurston and Lewis counties and parts of … more
A man is facing felony burglary and malicious mischief charges for allegedly throwing a rock through the glass door of a convenience store near Randle before breaking into the business and stealing … more
I-5 Toyota Mountain Dew settled for second place for the second straight weekend, falling in the championship game of the Wood Bat Classic 6-3 to RC Premier at Thorco Field in Coeur D’Alene, … more
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