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Newly-crowned Morton Loggers Jubilee Queen Adalynn Freitas waves to attendees during the Morton Loggers Jubilee Parade in Morton on Saturday, Aug. 8.
In Focus: Loggers Jubilee Parade rolls through Morton
From the left, Cayden Cefranz, Chevy Fuller, Ryelin Wiedenmann and Layna Sama pose for a photo after winning the Morton Loggers Jubilee Bed Races while representing the Morton girls basketball team in Morton on Saturday, Aug. 8.
In Focus: Morton girls basketball team wins Loggers Jubilee Bed Races
Derek Burke turns the corner to the finish line during the Morton Loggers Jubilee 10K on Saturday, Aug. 8.
In Focus: Runners dash through Morton Valley for Loggers Jubilee 10K
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Packwood man wins Loggers Jubilee Lawnmower Race
Timothy McKenzie, pictured at center-right, was the winner of the 2026 Morton Loggers Jubilee Invitational Lawnmower Race on Friday night in Morton. The 21-year-old Packwood resident’s win … more
A group of GeoGirls jump in unison to test if their seismometer is working at the Mount St. Helens Science and Learning Center on Thursday, Aug. 6.
GeoGirls: Annual camp empowers girls in the shadow of Mount St. Helens
In the shadow of Mount St. Helens this week, a group of middle school girls and ecological experts had private dance parties and studied volcanoes within view of the mountain's infamous crater. … more
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Lewis County Rodeo Queen finalists Kylee Smith and Addison McDougal stand with their horses and family in the Lewis County Rodeo arena at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025.
Southwest Washington Fair to hold “Tough Enough to Wear Pink Night” at Thursday Rodeo
The Southwest Washington Fair will hold a “Tough Enough To Wear Pink Night” at 6 p.m. during the Lewis County Rodeo on Thursday, Aug. 13. Residents are invited to wear pink and support the … more
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Joshua Pickett, president of the student advocacy activities leadership team (SAALT) and veteran, speaks at a veterans event hosted by Centralia College’s SAALT group in the TransAlta Commons on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2024.
Vet Corps program relaunches across Washington, including at Centralia College
A program aimed at empowering and supporting people who served in the military will soon return, announced a news release from the Washington Employment Security Department. The Vet Corps … more
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Gayle Schilling, standing in front of the right-hand post, poses with her friends and fellow gardeners during her 96th birthday celebration at her Mary's Corner home on Thursday, Aug. 6.
Still teaching at 96: Former Chronicle columnist Gayle Schilling celebrates birthday with her garden club members and friends
While they still meet at least every other week, if not more often, Gayle Schilling’s garden club members gathered at her home near Mary’s Corner on Thursday, Aug. 6, to celebrate her 96th … more
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Beatbox Donuts owner Steve Hubbard speaks to attendees during the store’s ribbon-cutting ceremony in Centralia on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Beatbox Donuts back in action in downtown Centralia as owner Steve Hubbard recovers from recent heart attack
After temporarily closing at the end of July when owner Steve Hubbard suffered a heart attack, Beatbox Donuts in downtown Centralia has reopened and resumed normal business hours. In fact, … more
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Lisa Moyle, left, and Mike Lewis, right, are co-regional supervisors for Domino's franchisee Eldon Walter. They are pictured here Centralia Domino’s located at 1241 Harrison Ave. on July 13, 2026.
Centralia resident named Domino’s Pizza U.S. and Regional Supervisor of the Year
Mike Lewis, a local Domino’s Pizza regional supervisor from Centralia, was named Domino’s U.S. and Regional Supervisor of the Year and recognized nationally at Domino’s Worldwide Rally in Las … more
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A Look Back in Time: Chehalis airport plans discussed; Onalaska man recovers car stolen by prison escapee; Morton youth loses an eye
In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Saturday, Aug. 7, 1926, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about a group of Chehalis residents talking with the Lewis County commissioners about … more
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Jana Sorson, left, sets up her booth, Mid Century Modern and Whatnots, during Antique Fest in Centralia on Friday, Aug. 7. The annual festival continues on Saturday and Sunday in downtown Centralia. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. The festival is organized by downtown merchants and the Centralia Downtown Festivals Association. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/Antique Fest.
In Focus: Antique Fest underway in downtown Centralia
Olympia's Gabi Peralta goes up for a catch during a flag football camp at Camp Casey in July 2026.
Thurston County senior Gabriela Peralta earns Seattle Seahawks’ nomination for NFL Latino Youth Honors
Each year for the past four years, all 32 National Football League (NFL) teams have been invited to nominate one male and one female high school senior football athlete as part of the NFL Latino … more
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A boy throws a ball at a dunk tank where Centralia Police Department Commander Dave Clary sits during National Night Out at George Washington Park in Centralia on Tuesday, Aug. 4. National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign held on the first Tuesday in August. The event is meant to enhance the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while promoting a sense of community and local crime prevention awareness.
In Focus: National Night Out in Centralia
Southwest Washington Fair workers and advocates, including the 2025 Little Miss Friendly Kimber Serl and candidates to become Little Miss Friendly 2026, Miss Lewis County Hannah Murphy, Southwest Washington Rodeo Queen Kylee Smith and Southwest Washington Fair Advisory Board Chair George Dodd, pose with the Lewis County Board of Commissioners during a meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 4. Little Miss Friendly is considered the “living logo” of the fair, which runs from Tuesday, Aug. 11, to Sunday, Aug. 16. After six full days at the fairgrounds, Little Miss Friendly spends the year as a staple for festivals, parades and other events, representing the fair. The tradition has been held each year at the fair since 1968. This year’s finalists are Blakely Becker, 10, of Napavine; Avery Butler, 10, of Chehalis; Reagan Juarez, 8, of Oakville; Aspyn Kerlee, 8, of Adna; and Lux Longabaugh, 8, of Centralia. One of these five finalists will receive the title of 2026 Little Miss Friendly at the caping ceremony, which will take place at 6 p.m. at the Saloon Stage on Tuesday, Aug. 11.
In Focus: Little Miss Friendly finalists meet county commissioners
The Liberty Quartet is a gospel group based in the West. The members of the Liberty Quartet are Royce Mitchell, bass; Paul W. Ellis, lead; Will Arasmith, baritone; Doran Ritchey, piano/baritone; and Peyton Olive, tenor.
Liberty Quartet to hold concert at the Christian Fellowship of Winlock
The Liberty Quartet will perform a concert at the Christian Fellowship of Winlock, the church has announced. It will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 9, and has no admission charge. All are … more
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Attendees of the 4th annual Onalaska Firefighters Association Car Show on Saturday, Aug. 9, 2025, wait for trophies to be handed out at the Lewis County Fire District 1 fire house.
Onalaska Volunteer Firefighters Association Car Show returns
Classic and custom car and motorcycle owners are set to bring their prized rides out to the Onalaska Volunteer Firefighters Association (OVFA) Car Show at 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 8, at the Lewis County … more
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Wildlife biologists Jessica Homyack and Tom Gorman will host “Wildlife Biology for Children” at the Seminary Hill Natural Area this Saturday, Aug. 8, at 10 a.m. It is free and all are invited.
Children’s nature activity set for Saturday at Seminary Hill Natural Area
Get up close with the natural world this Saturday morning with a talk from two wildlife biologists at the Seminary Hill Natural Area. There will be pelts, antlers and animal skeletons available … more
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United Way of Lewis County Board President Angie Brown receives a standing ovation as she walks to the stage to receive the Woman of Distinction award during the annual Power of the Purse event at Centralia College on Tuesday, Aug. 4.
In Focus: Angie Brown, Debbie Campbell honored at Power of the Purse event
United Way of Lewis County Board President Angie Brown received the Woman of Distinction award during the annual Power of the Purse event at Centralia College on Tuesday, Aug. 4. Each year, the … more
The Toledo Historical Society's Oregon Trail display stands inside Toledo City Hall on Monday, Aug. 3.
Toledo Historical Society unveils Oregon Trails display at Toledo City Hall for America250; plans in the works for rotating monthly historical displays
A new display celebrating the Oregon Trail and the settlers who came on the trail to settle in the area is now up at Toledo City Hall, courtesy of the Toledo Historical Society. Toledo … more
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