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The Timberland Regional Library Board of Trustees gathered Wednesday in Shelton. Brian Zylstra, Lewis County’s former representative on the board, is pictured to the left of the television screen. He resigned his position this week.
New Timberland Library Board Member Sought After Lewis County’s Representative Cites Concerns, Resigns
Citing frustrations over decisions from the five-county library organization, Chehalis resident Brian Zylstra resigned from his position representing Lewis County on the Timberland Regional Library … more
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Volunteers hike to the Johnston Ridge Observatory on May 24 to retrieve equipment after a landslide earlier this month cut off access to the site.
Volunteers Hike to Johnston Ridge After Landslide for ‘Important’ Equipment
Fifteen volunteers with the Mount St. Helens Institute on Tuesday hiked a 10-mile round trip to the Johnston Ridge Observatory for “important USDA Forest Service equipment that was … more
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Sirens: Criminal Trespassing; Harassment;  Suspicious Circumstances; Drug Arrests
Centralia Police Department Criminal Trespassing   • Police were dispatched to a business in the 700 block of Harrison Avenue at about 12:15 p.m. May 24 for a report of a … more
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Letter to the Editor: The Real Reason Salmon Are Smaller These Days
This is in response to Darryl Wareham’s April 13 letter to the editor titled “Hatchery Practices Must Be Improved and Modernized.”   He blames current hatchery practices … more
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Letter to the Editor: Please Exercise Proper Traffic Etiquette
I saw something this morning that really scared me. A dump truck with a pony-trailer, both full of gravel, was making a right turn from Pearl Street onto Main Street and some of the other drivers … more
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Letter to the Editor: Heartsick Over Centralia Levy Failure
I was heartsick at the losses of the Centralia School District levies and I don’t even live in Centralia. But I do have an understanding of education in Washington state and the difficulties … more
Representatives of the Chehalis School District and Bethel Church meet at Olympic Elementary School on Friday morning after touring a part of the school that is being leased to be used as community classroom space for students during early release on Wednesdays in upcoming school years.
Brian Mittge Commentary: When the Community Becomes the School
Starting in September, students will be released 90 minutes early from the public schools in Chehalis every Wednesday so teachers have new dedicated collaboration time.   This will match an … more
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In Focus: Memorial Day Weekend Packwood Flea Market in Full Swing Friday
The Packwood Flea Market was in full swing when these photographs were captured on Friday morning. The event began on Thursday and lasts through Monday, with hundreds of vendors spread throughout the … more
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Stout Coffee House is located at 517 Northwest Pacific Ave. in Chehalis.
Stout Coffee House Rises From Farm-Family Roots in Downtown Chehalis
A new coffeehouse in the heart of downtown Chehalis has sprung from one family’s deep-rooted farming tradition in Lewis County.   Frank and Ann Stout needed office space for their … more
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Centralia College staff member Kathy Tukes opens up the colleges Memorial Day ceremony this past Thursday morning.
Centralia College’s World War II Legacy Remembered at Memorial Day Ceremony
Around two dozen people were at Centralia College on Thursday morning as the college held its Memorial Day ceremony at the campus clocktower.   Local artist Kaitee Carney sang the national … more
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Barbara Stark of A Joyful Noise Childcare Center, right, Rochelle Wagner of the Harrison Square Presbyterian Church, center, and Holly Renner of Gather & Grow Daycare, left, stand as they are honored during a proclamation declaring May 12 Childcare Appreciation Day during Tuesday night's Centralia City Council meeting.
Local Child Care Providers Honored at Centralia City Hall
With National Child Care Provider Day recently observed on May 12, Centralia Mayor Pro-Tem Cameron McGee on Tuesday read a proclamation declaring the date as Child Care Appreciation Day in the city. … more
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The Washington State Patrol held its 117th Trooper Basic Training graduation ceremony at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
Two New Troopers Assigned to Chehalis Area; Awards Granted at State Patrol Graduation
Among 43 newly-commissioned troopers for the Washington State Patrol, two, Alexander T. Berea and Trace E. Bybee, will be placed in Chehalis. The Washington State Patrol held its 117th Trooper … more
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Napavine Middle/High School Third Quarter Honor Roll
Following are members of the Napavine Middle/High School first semester honor roll. Students are listed from highest to lowest grade-point average (GPA). Students with the same GPA are listed in … more
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Contractor and Consultant Chosen for Next Phase of Chehalis Main Street Improvement Project; Construction to Start June 5
The City of Chehalis awarded contracts for construction and consultation work this month for phase two of the Main Street improvement project.   Rognlin’s Inc. out of Aberdeen was the … more
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The Keeper Of The Faith is composed of Lima Taito, Agaese Taito, Faalai Taito, Zephanaiah Taito and Peter Wainaina. According to an announcement for the event, the group is one of the most diverse southern gospel bands listeners will ever hear.
Southern Gospel Music Group 'The Keepers Of The Faith 'Coming to Centralia June 4
The Keepers Of The Faith, a southern gospel music group, will perform Sunday, June 4, at 3 p.m. at the Mountain View Baptist Church in Centralia. No tickets are required for the concert and no … more
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Pirate fans and family pose for a photo while holding signs for the Adna High School baseball team as they leave for state appearances on Thursday, May 25.
In Focus: Adna Baseball Team Gets a Sendoff
Brown Mill at Napavine is pictured in 1910. At left are Wendell Hammond and Jim Allison. In the background on the log are Thurston Reynolds and Arthur Brown. Below them are an unknown person, John Johnson, Emil Lentz and Charles Lentz (with horse). The mill was founded by Carroll L. Brown, who came to Washington from Maine in 1877. The mill started out at 5,000 feet and later expanded to 20,000 feet. Later it became known as Coal Creek Lumber Company. This photo and information was originally submitted by Eric J. Wilson for Our Hometowns.
A Look Back in Time: Two Men Use False Identity, Wine to Rob Centralia Resident in 1943
Warrants charging two Centralia residents with grand larceny were announced by Lewis County Sheriff J.A. Blankenship on Thursday, May 27, 1943. The warrants were for George King and Glenn Darnell … more
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FILE PHOTO— A Tenino Police officer reroutes traffic to Centralia while law enforcement investigates the scene of an officer involved shooting along Old Highway 99 SE in 2022.
The Most Unsafe, Congested Thurston County Roads, According to a New Study
An in-progress study has identified rural roads where Thurston County should prioritize safety and traffic flow improvements. The Thurston County Mobility Strategy Study has developed a list of … more
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Tenino’s newly installed city park playground is pictured in this photo published on the city’s Facebook page earlier this month.
State to Fund Improvement Projects at Tenino City Park, Athletic Fields
Upgrades to Tenino City Park will be supported by new grant funding from the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO). The state awarded more than $4.7 million on Tuesday to … more
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Lewis County officials are currently in the process of finalizing interim and final shelter designs, as the county plans to open and operate an interim shelter in the old Washington State Employees Credit Union building next to where the permanent shelter will be. 
New Night–by-Night Shelter Progress Highlighted at Centralia City Council; Interim Shelter Expected to Open in the Fall
While communities nationwide struggle with the rise in homelessness, progress to get   Lewis County’s new night-by-night homeless shelter ready to open was discussed at Tuesday … more
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