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Death Notices: Feb. 8, 2023
• DOROTHY B. DIBBLE, 83, Winlock, died Feb. 3 at her residence. Service details are being planned. Arrangements are under the care of Cattermole Funeral Home. • EDWARD L. BROOKS, 53, … more
Senator Jeff Wilson smiles while attending Gov. Jay Inlsee’s 2023 State of the State speech alongside State Rep. Jim Walsh last January at the Capitol.
State Sen. Jeff Wilson Introduces Bill Allowing Local Governments to Streamline Approval for Kit Homes
Nineteenth Legislative District state Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, has introduced legislation to streamline the permitting process for “kit homes,” structures that are factory built but … more
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Thurston County Commissioners meet at 3000 Pacific Avenue Southeast in Olympia.
Thurston County Residents’ Property Tax Notices to Be Mailed
The Thurston County Treasurer’s Office is prepared to mail out property tax notices for county residents Friday, Feb. 10, according to a Thurston County news release.  Payments can be … more
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The Pearl Street Pool is pictured from above in this photograph captured last August in Centralia.
Pearl Street Pool Ballot Measure Design Options to Be Discussed in Joint Workshop
The Centralia City Council and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will host a joint workshop at 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 13, in the city council’s chambers to discuss design options for an … more
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Letter to the Editor: Support the Upcoming Napavine Bond 
As I am contemplating my vote for the Napavine school bond issue, the first thing I have to remind myself is that bonds are for building and repairs and levies are for learning and day-to-day … more
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Letter to the Editor: What Are We Getting for Massive Defense Spending? 
Picture a box with $1 million inside of it. How many boxes like that would satisfy the safety of the United States? What is the price of our freedom? Consider what the Department of Defense has … more
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Letter to the Editor: Life Jackets Save Lives, But Only if They Are Worn
A recent incident in the Cathlamet community highlights just how important wearing a life jacket is.   A man was kayaking in the Columbia River when his kayak capsized. Luckily, the man was … more
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Letter to the Editor: Examining 'Balloon Gate'
Americans watched with increasing consternation as a confirmed Chinese spy balloon passed over the entire continental United States gathering intelligence information on our strategic defenses, … more
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Letter to the Editor: A Simple Idea for  Airport Issue
The state already has airports at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Moses Lake. Swapping the land use so air travel goes to JBLM and JBLM goes to Eastern Washington makes too much sense.   The … more
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Letter to the Editor: Thoughts on the Centralia School District Levy
I’ll begin with the bottom line up front: We’re being asked to vote on a replacement for the expiring Centralia School District levy. The cost to taxpayers in real dollars would be … more
Bill Moeller smiles for a portrait outside The Chronicle in Centralia on Jan. 24, 2023.
Bill Moeller Commentary: Remembering When Chehalis Made Life Magazine
You may have noticed that the world seems to be a bit crazy these days. Some problems are new, others shouldn't surprise us.   Take prejudice and hatred for example.   It's been … more
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The Thurston County Sheriff’s Office is finalizing a policy that will allow deputies to purchase and wear their own black cowboy hats on duty, according to a social media post by the sheriff’s office on Tuesday. “We think Deputy Kohlman looks mighty rustic with his new head gear,” the sheriff’s office wrote. “Yee-haw!” Sheriff Derek Sanders followed up the post with a comment of his own: “If they’re going to chase suspects through cattle fields, they may as well look the part! Giddy up.” The sheriff was referring to a Sunday night pursuit of an assault suspect in South Thurston County that ended with deputies fighting the suspect in cow dung when he attempted to run from officers in a field. 
Thurston County Deputies in Cowboy Hats? New Policy in the Works
The Thurston County Sheriff’s Office is finalizing a policy that will allow deputies to purchase and wear their own black cowboy hats on duty, according to a social media post by the … more
Complete Hearing and Balance owner Dr. Alison Vega poses at her business in these photos provided by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce.
Grand Opening Celebration Planned for Complete Hearing and Balance in Chehalis
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday announced a grand opening ribbon-cutting event for Complete Hearing and Balance. It will be held at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23.  Owner … more
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On Feb. 6, Lewis County Fire District 5 was requested at the Love’s Travel Station in Napavine for an animal rescue. “Our firefighters found a black and white cat on a trailer’s air canister,” the department wrote in a post on Facebook. “The feline hitchhiker was removed and taken to Jackson Highway Veterinary Clinic to get scanned for a microchip. It is assumed the cat had been hitchhiking for quite some time. We are proud to serve our constituents and those traveling through our area.”
Photo: Lewis County District 5 Personnel Rescue ‘Hitchhiking’ Cat at Truck Stop
On Feb. 6, Lewis County Fire District 5 was requested at the Love’s Travel Station in Napavine for   an animal rescue. “Our firefighters found a black and white cat on a … more
William "Willie" Garrow is pictured with his family in this photo posted by the Tumwater School District on Twitter.
Tumwater Taps Assistant Garrow as Next Head Football Coach
In its 62-year football history, Tumwater High School has only had four head coaches. Now the T-Birds have their fifth, tapping assistant William "Willie" Garrow to succeed Bill Beattie, who retired … more
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Violet Rogers, 9, of Boistfort, points on while spinning on a ride at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in August 2022.
Southwest Washington Fair to Host Annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner on Feb. 18
The Southwest Washington Fair will hold its annual volunteer appreciation dinner for all 2022 fair superintendents, assistant superintendents and volunteers on Saturday, Feb. 18, in the Community … more
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Southwest Washington Dance Center
Southwest Washington Dance Center to Host 29th Annual Dance Festival Northwest on March 18
The Southwest Washington Dance Center is hosting the 29th annual Dance Festival Northwest on Saturday, March 18, at 7 p.m.   Dance Festival Northwest brings dance companies from around the … more
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Chehalis City Mayor Tony Ketchum, City Councilor Kate McDougall and City Manager Jill Anderson were in attendance along with other officials and Chamber ambassadors to help celebrate the grand opening of Glint Car Wash in Chehalis on Tuesday morning. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was provided by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce. Glint Car Wash is located at 625 NW Arkansas Way in Chehalis and is open from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays. Those are winter hours. Hours could change depending on the season. According to a news release, for the next six months Glint will offer a special on its unlimited premier wash. Normally, the wash costs $39 plus tax, but for the next six months, it will only cost $19.50 plus tax. They also offer a top-end single wash special that is normally $19 for only $10 through the end of February, stated the release. 
Chamber of Commerce Cuts the Ribbon at Glint Car Wash in Chehalis
Chehalis City Mayor Tony Ketchum, City Councilor Kate McDougall and City Manager Jill Anderson were in attendance along with other officials and Chamber ambassadors to help celebrate the grand … more
Bob Woelk poses with his dog Junior in front of a Hope for Heroes sign on a tack room.
Hope For Heroes in Thurston County Set to Receive Grant of $70,000 to Help Veterans
The Hope for Heroes Equine Therapy center in Yelm will receive some support within the next several weeks in the form of a much needed grant worth $70,000. The grant was supported by … more
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Richard ‘Dick’ Maxson: 1930-2023
In Loving Memory of Richard ‘Dick’ Maxson: 1930-2023
Richard “Dick” Maxson, age 92, passed away peacefully on Jan. 19, 2023. He was preceded in death by his wife of nearly 62 years, Doris Jean (Gerardy) Maxson. He is survived by his … more
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