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Roundup: Voters to Weigh in on Local Measures in Upcoming General Election
Ballots are arriving in the mail for the Nov. 8 general election, and some voters in Lewis and Thurston counties will get to weigh in on local ballot measures. Below is a roundup of the measures that … more
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Lilly Johnson digs the ball up during Rainier's loss to Toutle Lake on Sept. 29.
Mountaineers Sweep Cardinals
Another well-rounded effort saw the Rainier volleyball team get past Winlock Wednesday night in straight sets, 25-15, 25-16, 25-11.  Acacia Murphy and Alyssa Lofgren led the Mountaineers at … more
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From left, Public Utility District Commissioners Ed Rothlin, Tim Cournyer and Michael Kelly attend a meeting where they voted not to raise rates for two years while making cuts to the program Tuesday morning in Chehalis.
Lewis County PUD Commission Votes to Have No Budgeted Rate Increases in 2023, 2024
Presented with two possible budgets for 2023 and 2024, the Lewis County Public Utility District (PUD) commissioners voted 2-1 to adopt the versions including no rate hikes for customers on Tuesday … more
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Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz called the project: “A truly transformative approach to preserving our most ecologically valuable forests.”
DNR Seeks Input on Proposed Carbon Project Parcels
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is soliciting public input regarding a project setting aside 10,000 acres of high ecological value state lands set aside for conservation … more
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Joe Kent reacts while attending the Congressional 3rd District Debate at the Vancouver Community Library Saturday afternoon.
Joe Kent Campaign Violates Host Rules of Saturday Debate in Vancouver
After a debate in Vancouver on Saturday hosted by the League of Women Voters, the organization says the Joe Kent campaign has violated the rules after agreeing to them prior to the televised event. … more
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Toledo Log Truck Driver Dies Near Mineral Creek Road
A 58-year-old Toledo man is believed to have died from a medical event after a crash on a logging road off of Mineral Creek Road just after noon on Monday. The man was operating a logging truck … more
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Smoke rises from the Goat Rocks Fire in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest northeast of Packwood on Sunday.
Goat Rocks Fire Efforts Likely to Be Helped by Change in Weather Pattern Late This Week
The Goat Rocks Fire near Packwood, one of many in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and throughout Washington burning into late October, hit 6,013 acres in size as of late Tuesday. All areas … more
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Centralia Man Accused of Multiple Domestic Violence Offenses in 2021 Arrested Thursday on Outstanding Warrants
A Centralia man accused of dragging a woman by her hair into a residence in June 2021 and grabbing a different woman by the throat two months later has been arrested. Telor L. Maclin, 29, was … more
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Chief Roger Morningstar
Contract Reveals Details of Pe Ell-Morton Police Agreement
Details of a deal between the councils of Morton and Pe Ell to provide the Town of Pe Ell police coverage have come to light after The Chronicle received a copy of the contract through a public … more
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A male wolverine nicknamed Van is pictured at one of the Cascades Carnivore Project’s monitoring stations in a photograph the research group shared online this week. “This guy inhabits a huge territory across the South Cascades that is centered in Mount Rainier National Park,” the project wrote.  “We have detected him at many stations across the region over a five-year period. He is the resident male of Mount Rainier.”   The project announced earlier this year that wolverines had reproduced at Mount Rainier National Park for a third year in a row. Wolverines are native to Washington’s Cascade Range but are believed to have been extirpated by the 1920s, most likely due to unregulated trapping, shooting and poisoning associated with predator control efforts, said Mount Rainier National Park in the release. Individual wolverines moved south out of Canada to recolonize the North Cascades. Surveys by a collaborative group of researchers for more than 20 years have documented wolverines reoccupying their former habitat throughout the Cascades. To learn more about Cascades Carnivore Project and their opportunities for community scientists to participate in carnivore conservation throughout the Cascade Range in the field and from home, go online to www.cascadescarnivore.org.
Photo: Van the Wolverine Photographed at Mount Rainier National Park
A male wolverine nicknamed Van is pictured at one of the Cascades Carnivore Project’s monitoring stations in a photograph the research group shared online this week. “This guy inhabits a … more
State Still to Decide on PSE Rate Increase
Puget Sound Energy filed for a rate increase earlier this year that would increase the average customer's monthly electric bill by about $8 in 2023. The proposed rate increase is in the hands of … more
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Democrat Kelli Hughes-Ham, left, is challenging state Rep. Jim Walsh. State Rep. Jim Walsh is seeking another term in the 19th District.
Republican Incumbent Rep. Jim Walsh Challenged by ‘Rural Democrat’ Kelli Hughes-Ham in 19th District Race
When he first became involved in politics, state Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, said he didn’t plan on running for elected office. Instead, Walsh, who has owned and operated a small publishing … more
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In 2014, NOAA and the U.S. Coast Guard began asking large ships (over 300 gross tons) to reduce speed to 10 knots in whale habitats outside the Golden Gate. (Dreamstime/TNS)
Could an Underwater Microphone in the Pacific Ocean Hold the Key to Protecting More Whales?
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Sitting 280 feet below water on the floor of the Pacific Ocean just 26 miles from the Golden Gate Bridge, a credit-card-sized underwater microphone represents the latest attempt … more
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Missing 80-Year-Old Woman Found Alive in Vehicle Near TransAlta Property Wednesday Afternoon 
Mariya Zagorodnyaya, who was the subject of a Silver Alert issued by the Washington State Patrol on behalf of the Centralia Police Department Wednesday morning, has been located.  Deputies … more
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Tumwater Takes Care of Shelton
The Tumwater volleyball team stayed perfect in league play Tuesday, downing Shelton in three sets, Bella Burney led the T-Birds with 12 kills, hitting .550 on the match. Natalie Montoya add … more
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Pe Ell-Willapa Valley's Wil Clements takes a carry for a big gain against Raymond-South Bend Oct. 15 at Millam Field.
AP Poll: PWV Makes First Appearance in Class 2B
*Note: The AP Poll is released weekly by eligible Washington high school football reporters across the state, voting on the top-10 football programs in each classification, aside from 1B, which ranks … more
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Missing 80-Year-Old Woman Found Alive in Vehicle Near TransAlta Property Wednesday Afternoon 
The Washington State Patrol has issued a Silver Alert for a 80-year-old woman on behalf of the Centralia Police Department. Mariya Zagorodnyaya is described as a woman standing 5-foot-8 and … more
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The Clark County Fire Marshal’s office is asking the public to review the video and photo below to see if they recognize the people or vehicle: https://youtu.be/sdPnLlNgiHE.
Nakia Creek Fire Likely Sparked by ‘Pyrotechnic,’ Investigators Say
As temperatures fall and humidity rises, fire crews are making “steady progress” on the Nakia Creek fire, which investigators now believe was sparked by people in the area. Clark … more
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Wildfire East of Eatonville Weakened by Moister Weather After Dry Weekend, Officials Say
A wildfire about four miles east of Eatonville in the Elbe Hills State Forest is not expected to grow beyond the 150 acres of land that have burned since Saturday, fire officials said. The fire … more
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Officials Identify Man Who Fell to Death Climbing Cliff at Point Defiance in Tacoma
A 42-year-old man who fell to his death earlier this month at Point Defiance in Tacoma while trying to escape the rising tide was identified Tuesday by the Pierce County medical examiner. … more
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