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Emy Dyer poses for a photo at her business, A Pretty Place, in this photograph she provided to The Chronicle.
Chehalis Business 'A Pretty Place' Closes, Ties Up Loose Ends With Positive Outlook for Future
It’s not happening quite how she’d planned it, but Emy Dyer had been planning to close A Pretty Place, her year-old Chehalis business, for a while now. The business was a venue for … more
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A ball crashes into pins at Fairway Lanes in Centralia during the grand reopening of the bowling alley under new management. Jeff and Julie Walker purchased the 18-lane bowling alley in April from longtime owners Steve and Tim Turner. Financial concerns brought on by the coronavirus pandemic and family health issues led the family to sell the business. The business was closed for about five months last year following the first months of the pandemic, and the owners had a hard time recovering, according to previous reporting. The Walkers renovated and otherwise fixed up the 63-year-old bowling alley. Work completed included mechanical work on lanes, plumbing repairs, new flooring and countertops, a new bar top and fresh coats of paint. They also rebranded the cafe into a bar and grill. The grill area of the bowling alley features concession food items including fried foods, French dips and other sandwiches. Fairway Lanes Bar and Grill is located at 1501 S. Gold St. in Centralia. Keep up with the happenings of the bowling alley by following the business on Facebook.
Photos: Fairway Lanes Reopens With New Owners in Centralia
The interior of The Juice Box features glass works from local artist seen Friday afternoon.
New Centralia Establishment ‘The Juice Box’ Opens Downtown
By Isabel Vander Stoep isabel@chronline.com Michael and Bria Perozzo and business partners Levi and Sarah Althauser opened the highly-anticipated Centralia taphouse “The Juice Box” … more
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Centralia Dairy Queen Struggles to Stay Open Due to Supply Chain Issues
For the foreseeable future, the Centralia Dairy Queen Grill & Chill will be open for limited, fluctuating hours. Its supplier, Sysco Seattle, typically arrives at the location twice per week. … more
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Rick Fisher and his wife Rhonda Raney go over a computer assisted design for a kitchen at their Chehalis business Interior Design Center.
Chehalis-Based Interior Design Center Thriving During Trying Times
Rick Fisher, owner and manager of Interior Design Center in Chehalis and Showcase Kitchens in Adna, is fighting against the now-familiar business problems of supply-chain disruptions and finding … more
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Alicia Fox, executive director of the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce, talks to Fabiola Gonzalez during a ribbon cutting for the Eugenia Center along North Market Boulevard in Chehalis on Wednesday.
Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Hosting ‘Hiring Fair’ Sept. 14
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce is soliciting employers for a Sept. 14 job fair and hiring event that will be hosted at Dick’s Brewing Company. The event will look to increase … more
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Construction continues on a building located at the corner of Harrison and Belmont avenues Friday in Centralia.
Construction on New Centralia Starbucks Location Continues
Contractors with Starbucks Corp. are building a new drive-through and in-store dining location in an existing building shell located at the corner of Harrison and Belmont avenues. The 2,200-square … more
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Kimberly Hartman and Ray Brown pose for a photo next to the Kimberly's Coffee House & Things sign Tuesday in Winlock.
New Winlock Business Offers Coffee, Wi-Fi and ‘Things’
“Kimberly’s Coffeehouse & Things” in Winlock is appropriately named. When Kimberly Hartman walks into her business and feels like making cinnamon rolls, she makes them. Or … more
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New Fairway Lanes owners Jeff and Julie Walker.
Fairway Lanes Sets New Opening Date
Grab your shoes and dust off those bowling balls.  The new Fairway Lanes Bar and Grill is expected to open Saturday, Aug. 14, which just so happens to be National Bowling Day.  The … more
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Ryan and Kim Brumbaugh, of Rochester, watch their kids Audrey, 7, Cybil, 5, and Niko, 3, play an air hockey style game from Japan called Big Bang Smash at Insert Coin in Centralia. Ryan Brumbaugh said he has become the retro arcade bar's "number one fanboy".
For Fun, Just Insert Coin in Downtown Centralia
In just two weeks in business, Insert Coin has already become Ryan Brumbaugh’s favorite place. Brumbaugh, of Rochester, said he was excited when he heard about a retro video game arcade … more
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From left, former owner Hal Blanton, Northwest Supermarkets Vice President Linda Marcott and Store Director Chris Falk smile and pose for a photo outside Blanton’s Market Wednesday in Packwood.
Packwood’s Only Grocery Store Changes Hands, But Local Charm to Persist
By the way Hal Blanton walks through Packwood’s only grocery store — Blanton’s Market — you’d think he still owns the place. When The Chronicle caught up with him … more
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Emily Silva smiles and poses with a drink at Lewis County Coffee Co. in Chehalis on Thursday.
Lewis County Coffee Company Continues to Expand
As part of its goal to serve consistent and fun caffeinated concoctions to the people of Lewis County, Lewis County Coffee Company is constantly on the lookout for the next great opportunity. The … more
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Sean Schwalbe smiles and poses for a photo in front of his Ice Cream Airstream Wednesday in Packwood.
Packwood Needed Ice Cream; It Came in an Airstream
Packwood’s new “Ice Cream Airstream” was supposed to have a soft opening last week. Parked in front of Sip and Stitch, Sean Schwalbe wanted his first day slinging scoops to be a … more
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The Man Cave Outfitters co-owners, from left, Michael Irby and Shoni and Hobe Pannkuk pose for a photo Monday, July 19, inside the new indoor firing range at their Centralia business.
Centralia Firearms Retailer Cuts Ribbon for New Indoor Range
Owners of The Man Cave Outfitters, a firearms retailer located in downtown Centralia, hosted a ribbon-cutting event Monday for its new six-stall, 10-yard indoor firing range. The event was hosted … more
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Jennifer Winter, of Walupt Farms, talks about varieties of lavender growing around the property Thursday in Rochester.
New Rochester Lavender Farm Offers Byproducts and Bundles of Many Varieties
Jennifer Winter is a lavender connoisseur. Where many would see identical flowers, the Rochester-based Walupt Farms owner sees each variety’s unique properties. “There’s … more
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Groups huddle around arcade games inside Insert Coin during open hours Friday in downtown Centralia.
Photo: Insert Coin Bar-Arcade Opens in Downtown Centralia
Insert Coin opened over the weekend to crowds of eager gamers and diners in downtown Centralia. The family-friendly arcade, which moonlights as an arcade-bar, held a soft opening Friday afternoon. … more
Tabatha Sand, owner of Braids and Blossoms Flower Farm, puts out bouquets on he farm stand located at 396 Sussex Ave. E. in Tenino.
Flower Farm Blooms in the Heart of Tenino
Nestled neatly among the streets of Tenino, the quaint little Braids and Blossoms Flower Farm adds a fragrant bloom to the small city. Owned by Ridgeline Middle School math teacher Tabatha Sand, … more
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Dolly Tardiff, LEDC Business Development Center Program Manager
Tardiff Joins LEDC Team; Will Lead Business Development Center
Dolly Tardiff has joined the Lewis Economic Development Council as the program manager of the newly formed Business Development Center (BDC). Tardiff was previously the office manager for the … more
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Buck Hubbert stands up to present the Gail and Carolyn Shaw Industry Award at the Lewis EDC annual uet a few years ago in this Chronicle file photograph.
Chehalis Industrial Commission a Solid Partner With LEDC
This month’s Lewis Economic Development Council’s Member Spotlight shines on the Chehalis Industrial Commission, a group that helped form the LEDC back in the 1980s. The Chehalis … more
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Centralia Mayor Susan Luond talks about proposed improvements along Main Street in this Chronicle file photo.
Lewis County Economic Development Council Board Member Spotlight: Sue Luond
Q: How long have you been a member of the Lewis Economic Development Council? A: I have been an actual member of LEDC since January of this year, but had attended the open monthly meetings since … more
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