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Death Notices: Jan. 19, 2023
• LINDA A. SILER, 70, Onalaska, died Dec. 27 at Prestige Senior Living in Centralia. Arrangements are under the care of eCare Mortuary.  • BILL THOMAS ORR, 49, Rochester, died Dec. … more
Sirens: Shoplifter Pursued After Stealing Over $1,000 in Groceries; Dog Attacks Person; Drive-By Shooting Threat
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT  Drug Violation  • A Centralia woman was arrested in the 1100 block of Harrison Avenue just after 5:05 p.m. on Jan. 16 and was booked into the Lewis … more
A Lewis County Sheriff’s Office deputy took this photo of three dogs on Debra Lee Cramer’s property after she denied knowing where the animals were.
Centralia Woman Accused of Stealing Neighbor’s Dogs Pleads Not Guilty to Felony Theft, Obstruction Charges
A Centralia woman accused of stealing her neighbor’s three dogs and then lying about it to law enforcement pleaded not guilty to felony second-degree theft and obstruction charges in Lewis … more
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Michelle Mackey, left, is pictured with her boyfriend, Jack Chambers. Chambers is currently in Costa Rica with Michelle Mackey's sister, Shana Mackey, as the two try to help her recover from a coma after she suffered cardiac arrest while being administered anesthesia during a dental procedure last week.
Updated: Support Sought for Chehalis Woman Comatose in Costa Rica After Dental Surgery Went Wrong
A Chehalis woman is stuck in a hospital in Costa Rica and remains in a coma after suffering a reaction to anesthesia that caused cardiac arrest. Her friends and family are now working to raise money … more
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Standing from left in this photo provided by Lewis County are William Huttula, Paul Kaman, Dan Jemelka, William Turner and Arnold Lyshall. In the front row are Susan Braaten, left, and Ed Fund.
Lewis County Veterans Honored With Quilts of Valor
The Veterans Memorial Museum Quilts of Valor chapter and Lewis County Veterans Advisory Board honored seven veterans in a ceremony on Thursday at the museum in Chehalis.  Each veteran was … more
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On Dec. 1, members of JNET intercepted nearly 1,100 fentanyl-laced pills that were destined for Green Hill School student inmates, according to the release. 
Four Green Hill Students Arrested as JNET Makes Fentanyl Bust Following Overdose
The Joint Narcotics Enforcement Team (JNET) has arrested four Green Hill School inmates after busting a fentanyl scheme discovered after the overdose of an inmate last year, according to a news … more
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Jordan Bowers
Jordan Bowers, Mother of Missing Oakville Girl, Faces Potential 15-Year Sentence for Identity Theft
After longer than normal court docket sessions, a technical delay with the court reporter and an inconvenient timing for a computer update, the first hearing for Jordan Bowers regarding the charges … more
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Washington Woman Convicted of Federal Child-Porn Charges Sentenced to More Prison Time
A Tacoma woman serving six years in prison on federal child pornography charges had an additional four years and three months tacked onto her sentence last week under a plea agreement in a … more
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Jordan Bowers
Jordan Bowers, Biological Mother of Missing Oakley Carlson, Arrested Following Release
Freedom from behind bars will have to wait longer for Grays Harbor resident Jordan Bowers, the biological mother of missing six-year-old Oakley Carlson. Bowers, who had been serving her sentence … more
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Sergeant Patty Finch, with the Centralia Police Department, talks to an officer outside the Peppermill Empress Inn Thursday afternoon in Centralia.
Bipartisan Effort Supports Bill Refining Police Pursuit Guidelines
OLYMPIA — A bill amending the requirements for law enforcement to conduct a vehicular pursuit has received bipartisan support in both the Washington House and Senate. House Bill 1363 and Senate … more
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Deputies Say Washington Woman Shot and Killed Her Son, Cut Off His Head and Dumped His Body
A 58-year-old woman confessed to shooting and killing her 35-year-old son, cutting off his head and dumping his body last summer near Rock Lake in Whitman County, according to the Spokane County … more
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FILE PHOTO — Governor Jay Inslee adjusts his glasses while listening to questions from members of the press inside the John A. Cherberg Building in Olympia.
Days of Gillnetting on Lower Columbia River May Be Numbered
Now equipped with Washington Gov. Jay Inslee's support, long-awaited legislation to remove nontribal gillnets from the lower Columbia River may be a step closer to reality. Senate Bill 5297, … more
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State Rep. J.T. Wilcox, R-Yelm, walks outside the Washington State Capitol Building in Olympia earlier this month.
Washington Lawmakers Seek to Limit Rent Gouging Statewide
A pair of bills being introduced in Olympia this legislative session are aimed at limiting the steep rent hikes that tenants have been seeing recently in communities across Washington state. … more
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Bryan Kohberger, left, sits with his attorney, public defender Anne Taylor, right, during a hearing in Latah County District Court on January 5, 2023, in Moscow, Idaho. Kohberger has been arrested for the murders of four University of Idaho students in November 2022. (Ted S. Warren/Pool/Getty Images/TNS)
Report: Idaho Murder Suspect Bryan Kohberger Messaged Victim on Instagram Weeks Before Slaying
In the weeks before four students were found dead inside a residence near the University of Idaho, suspect Bryan Kohberger messaged one of the victims on Instagram — and then kept reaching out … more
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The Washington state Capitol building stands against clear skies in Olympia on Thursday, Jan. 5.
Washington Legislature Looks to Set Up State-Run Apprenticeship Programs for Students
OLYMPIA — Washington students may soon have another option in high school — a state-run apprenticeship program in a number of different fields. As the Legislature looks to tackle … more
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Tacoma Police Arrest Teen in Shooting Death of 14-Year-Old
Tacoma Police arrested a 17-year-old boy Monday in Thursday's fatal shooting of another teenager on Portland Avenue. The death was Tacoma's first homicide of the year and the first of three … more
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Kail Homan puts up a jumper during the first quarter of Pe Ell's 76-50 loss to Mossyrock on Jan. 4.
Trojans Drop Low-Scoring Game to Vikings
The Pe Ell boys basketball team did just about everything right except put the ball in the basket Tuesday, falling in its rivalry matchup against Willapa Valley 47-29. “We executed our … more
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Tigers Fall in Tightly-Contested Dual With Wolves
Coming down to the final match of the night, the Centralia wrestling team fell in a league dual with Black Hills Tuesday night, 40-36.  The Tigers came out on the losing end as a team, but … more
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Tigers Nipped by Bobcats
The Centralia boys basketball team came a whisper away from a win but fell by a point on the road Tuesday night, 50-49 to Aberdeen. Cohen Ballard led all scorers with 21 points — going 5 … more
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W.F. West athletic director Jeff Johnson presents head basketball coach Chris White with a plaque commemorating his 100th career win, before the Bearcats' 50-47 win over Shelton on Jan. 17
White Honored, Bearcats Hold on to Beat Highclimbers
On the night Chris White was honored for picking up his 100th career win as a head coach, the W.F. West boys basketball team made sure he didn’t stay on that mark very long, beating Shelton … more
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