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Imagine Downtown Chehalis open house planned for feedback on downtown improvement proposals
Experience Chehalis, in partnership with the City of Chehalis, will host an open house event for its Imagine Downtown Chehalis project at Mint City Coffee from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 23, … more
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From left, Chehalis Mayor Tony Ketchum, Chris Gove, Ashley Bond, Alisha Watson, Richard Stride, Lisa Archer, Cate Owens, Wangari Gathungu and Christine Brower pose for a photo during a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce in Centralia on Friday, Jan. 15. The ceremony was held in celebration of Cascade’s expanded primary care clinic. Cascade Community Healthcare has been providing health care services in Lewis County and surrounding areas for more than 50 years. Cascade Community Healthcare opened its primary care clinic during the COVID-19 pandemic, but was unable to celebrate the grand opening with a ribbon-cutting. Since then, Cascade Community Healthcare has expanded its primary care clinic, as well as integrating physical health and mental health services. Prior to the event, Sierra Pecson, accreditation manager for Cascade Community Healthcare, described what she is most looking forward to with the grand opening of the clinic. “(I’m eager) for people to find out that the clinic is here and be able to get care in a rural service area that has very few providers,” she said.
In focus: Cascade Community Healthcare celebrates expanded primary care clinic in Centralia
A ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce was held at Cascade Community Healthcare in Centralia on Friday, Jan. 15. The ceremony was held in celebration of … more
Jeff Evans smiles as he wears a funny hat during his magic show at Prairie Days on June 22, 2024.
Timber River Connections to host ‘Night of Magic’ to raise money for Lewis County seniors
Timber River Connections, formerly Lewis County Seniors, will host a “Night of Magic” to raise money for programs and enrichment opportunities for local senior citizens, according to a … more
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Baby goats, also known as kids, named Andy and Al play together in the parking lot of the Randle Dental Clinic on Saturday, Jan. 11. Andy and Al waited in the parking lot for their new owners to pick them up to go to their new home.
In focus: Andy and Al await new home in Randle parking lot
Chronicle photographer Ridley Hudson captured these photos while she was out and about in East Lewis County last week.  To submit your own photos to The Chronicle for potential publication, … more
Vince Ynzunza and Tyler Bounds talk to attendees about the first Sasquatch hoaxers at McFiler’s Chehalis Theater during a “Bigfoot: Real or Hoax?” presentation on Saturday, April 15, 2023.
Bigfoot hunters, authors set to speak about the elusive cryptid at PNW Wilds in Chehalis
Whether you’re a diehard Bigfoot hunter or just someone curious to learn the local lore of Sasquatch here in Southwest Washington, you just might want to buy a ticket to PNW Wilds, an upcoming … more
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Mount Rainier is pictured from Adna on Thursday, Dec. 5.
Discover Lewis County awarded $15,000 grant to showcase Lewis County
Discover Lewis County (DLC) has announced it will receive a $15,000 grant from State of Washington Tourism. The grant will support the creation of a comprehensive asset library showcasing Lewis … more
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The Wedam family, from Vancouver, picks out seeds to take home during the Toledo Seed Swap in the Toledo Community Library on Saturday, Feb. 17, 2024.
Toledo Community Library accepting seeds for ninth annual Toledo Seed Swap
The Toledo Community Library will host its ninth annual seed swap on Saturday, Feb. 22, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Seed donations can be dropped off at the library, located at 241 Cowlitz St. in … more
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The White Pass Ski Area on Sunday, Jan. 12.
In focus: A bluebird day on the slopes at the White Pass Ski Area
It was a bluebird day at the White Pass Ski Area when Chronicle photographer Ridley Hudson visited on Sunday. Skiers enjoyed the powder as Mount Rainier dominated the horizon against clear … more
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United States Coast Guard Band centennial celebration tour coming to Thurston County
The United States Coast Guard Band will present a free concert at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, at the Tumwater High School Performing Arts Center, located at 700 Israel Rd SW. This event is a part … more
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Held on Thursday, March 14, 2024, at The Loft in Chehalis, the Visiting Nurses Foundation’s Road to Respite Gala brought together supportive individuals, businesses and organizations from around the area in a night of celebration and fundraising.
Tickets available for Visiting Nurses Foundation’s second annual gala on March 13
The Visiting Nurses Foundation will host its second annual gala to raise funds for programs that enhance care and support for patients and families throughout the community on March 13. The gala … more
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A trail through the woods is pictured at Lewis and Clark State Park on Thursday, Dec. 12.
Washington State Parks announces 12 days in 2025 when Discover Passes won’t be needed
The Washington State Discover Pass Program has designated 12 days when a Discover Pass will not be needed to visit state parks and other state lands in 2025.  On these days, visitors will … more
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A young girl stands in the entrance of a playhouse mushroom during the grand opening of the Timberland Regional Library (TRL) Mountain View Library in Randle on Saturday, Jan. 11. The mushroom was built by Skyler Voie in Tumwater at TRL headquarters.
‘We are super excited’: New Timberland Regional Library opens doors in Randle
Dozens of people gathered at the new Timberland Regional Library (TRL) in Randle for the grand opening on Saturday, Jan. 11, to celebrate the opening of the new space. The Mountain View Library … more
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Family stories indicate that Ambrose Asher was captured by Native Americans in the 1860s, with his parents’ fate unknown. While the family story was not correct in detail, it provided enough information to discover the truth through genealogical and historical research of the Plains Indian Wars. The story provides a prelude to the Sand Creek Massacre in late 1864 and later events of the Plains Indian Wars. Speaker Dave Welch, a descendant of Ambrose Asher, is a long-time member and officer of the Oregon-California Trails Association.
Schmidt House history talk to discuss Ambrose Asher
The date and time of the Schmidt House’s next upcoming history talk has been announced. It will be held on Thursday, Feb. 6, at 12 p.m, at 330 Schmidt Place SW, Tumwater. The topic of the … more
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The Adna Robotics club, from left, Phoebe Allen, Bristol Milloi, Tom Bernhardt, Leonidas Flohr, Colton Rind and Kaden Hartley, smile for a photo in the Adna robotics lab at Adna Elementary School on Thursday, Jan. 9.
Adna High School Robotics Club sets record in regional FIRST Tech Challenge competition
Originally founded in 2017, the Adna High School Robotics Club is now headed to the state competition in its sixth FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), having won the regional semifinal competition on … more
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Washington State Grange President Tom Gwin recently presented Oakview Grange member Martha Harjo with the National Grange Legacy Award.
Martha Harjo of Oakview Grange honored with National Grange Legacy Award
Washington State Grange President Tom Gwin recently presented Oakview Grange member Martha Harjo with the National Grange Legacy Award. Her family are six-generation Oakview Grange members. The … more
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Athletic Director and boysa basketball coach Grady Fallon guards Jim Fritz during the 19th annual alumni game at Toledo High School on Saturday, Jan. 11
In focus: Old-timers ball at Toledo High School alumni games
Toledo Indian Basketball Alumni held the 19th annual alumni games on Saturday at Toledo High School.  The fundraiser included four games, including an “Old Guys” game, a girls … more
From left, eighth grader Paulette Cardiel, Principal Lara Gregorich-Bennett, eighth grader Andres Cruz, leadership teacher Ana Summers, and eighth graders Antonia Saucedo, Kennedy Haskins, Maliyah Popoca Cruz and Lydia Lowe smile for a photo in a newly painted hallway at Centralia Middle School on Thursday, Jan. 9.
Centralia Middle School begins transition from Yellow Jackets to Tigers 
Centralia Middle School is getting an orange and black makeover after the school’s Associated Student Body (ASB) voted to officially change the school’s mascot from the Yellow Jackets to … more
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Ralphie, resident protector and support dog of the Sharon Care memory care unit, gives a high five at the Sharon Care Center in Centralia on Monday, Dec. 9.
‘Resident protector’ Ralphie the Chihuahua brings security, cheer to Centralia assisted living facility
An unofficial staff member has been bringing a smile to the faces of residents at the Sharon Care Center in Centralia for over three years. He roams the halls of the assisted living facility and … more
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Dr. David Zeoli smiles for a photo outside of Chehalis Naturopathic Medicine on Thursday, Jan. 9.
New doctor working at historic Mary McCrank’s building alongside Medical Massage and Summit Chiropractic
Whether someone is looking to optimize their diet for weight loss or for natural remedies to help their body recover from more serious conditions, including addiction, heart disease and diabetes, … more
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State Veterans Affairs to host a Veterans Town Hall and Women Veterans Forum
The Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA) will host a Women Veterans Forum from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. and a Veterans Town Hall from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 5. Both … more
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