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Gordon Ford takes a photo with family following the 2026 Rochester HEART High School graduation ceremony in Rochester on Friday, June 5.
In Focus: Rochester HEART High School class of 2026 graduation
Black Hills graduates throw their caps and streamers into the air at the end of Black Hills' graduation ceremony at Saint Martin's University on June 5.
In Focus: Blacks Hills High School grads turn tassels
A Tumwater High School graduate holds up her diploma during the class of 2026 commencement ceremony at Saint Martin’s University in Lacey on Thursday, June 4.
In Focus: Tumwater class of 2026 celebrates graduation
Graduates spray each other with confetti during the Tenino High School class of 2026 graduation ceremony at Beaver Stadium in Tenino on Friday, June 5.
In Focus: Tenino High School class of 2026 graduation ceremony
W.F. West’s Connor Coleman walks with his younger brother Crew Coleman in the 2026 senior walk through Orin Smith and Lintott Elementary Schools in Chehalis on Thursday, June 4.
In Focus: W.F. West class of 2026 completes traditional senior walk ahead of graduation
The Centralia High School class of 2026 participates in the annual senior walk through schools in Centralia on Friday, June 5.
In Focus: Centralia High School class of 2026 senior walk
Tumwater City Council members, in the back row, pose with members of both the George Rogers Clark Chapter of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Sacajawea Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution after a proclamation was made declaring it America250 Year in Tumwater to celebration the nation's 250th birthday during the council's regular meeting at Tumwater City Hall on Tuesday, June 2.
Tumwater mayor makes Pride Month, America250 Year proclamations during council meeting
Tumwater Mayor Leatta Dahlhoff made a pair of proclamations to begin the regular Tumwater City Council meeting on Tuesday, June 2, at Tumwater City Hall. The first was the LGBTQIA2S+ Pride Month … more
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Grand Mound Elementary School students play in the newly completed gaga ball pit in their playground thanks to the efforts of the Grand Mound Boosters, PARR Lumber Rochester and other community partners. Photos courtesy of Grand Mound Boosters
PARR Lumber Rochester donates wood for ‘gaga pit’ for Grand Mound Elementary
Students at Grand Mound Elementary School now have a new “gaga pit” on their playground thanks to a donation from PARR Lumber Rochester, according to a Grand Mound Boosters news release. … more
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FROM THE ARCHIVES: "In the Field: Bonnie picks blueberries for the Centralia Fruit Farms freezing operation. During the peak of the season, 100 to 150 pickers, most of them young like Bonnie, are hired to harvest the crop. In addition, the farm harvests a huge amount of strawberries, strawberry plants and corn, Providing employment for some 1,150 pickers annually." — originally published by The Daily Chronicle Aug. 27, 1960
A Look Back in Time: Packwood forest rangers at ‘war’ with porcupines; Hang gliding championship nears conclusion at Dog Mountain; Roy residents need rescue from Riffe Lake after boat sinks
In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Wednesday, June 6, 1956, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about Gifford Pinchot National Forest Packwood District rangers being “at war” … more
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From the left, Ashleigh Caviness, Hayley Aldrich and Shari Aldrich pose for a photo at the Bodymechanics School of Myotherapy and Massage in Tumwater on Wednesday, June 3.
Centralia mother teams up with daughters to run Bodymechanics School of Myotherapy & Massage
Having worked at the school for years before purchasing it in 2010, Centralia resident Shari Aldrich is now running the Bodymechanics School of Myotherapy & Massage together with her daughters, … more
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Classic and custom cars fill the northeastern part of the Walmart Supercenter parking lot in Chehalis on Saturday, June 14, 2025, for the 16th annual Seattle Children’s Hospital Walmart Benefit Car Show.
Chehalis Walmart hosts 17th annual Seattle Children’s Hospital Benefit Car Show Saturday
Shoppers at the Chehalis Walmart Supercenter this Saturday, June 6, will notice a number of classic cars and custom hotrods among all of their daily commuter vehicles, as part of the parking lot will … more
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Scenes from a previous free Community Recycle Event in Winlock.
Free recycling event in Winlock to help Lewis County residents clean up
A free Community Recycle Event will offer Lewis County residents an opportunity to recycle several materials and offer proper disposal for others on Saturday, June 13, at the old Winlock Solid Waste … more
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Internationally-recognized guitarist Rod DeGeorge brings his “Guitar Gods Revue” to The Juice Box Public House in Centralia on Saturday, June 20.
Guitarist Rod DeGeorge brings “Guitar Gods Revue” to Centralia
Internationally-recognized guitarist Rod DeGeorge brings his “Guitar Gods Revue” to The Juice Box Public House in Centralia on Saturday, June 20. The Centralia performance is part of the … more
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Andy Skinner, executive director of Reliable Enterprises
Ceremony to celebrate seven additional homes by Reliable Enterprises in Centralia
Reliable Enterprises continues advancing its long-range vision of creating stable housing opportunities for homeless families with the completion of seven additional homes, bringing the … more
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Sipside Coffee Company to celebrate opening with ribbon cutting
Coffee lovers in Chehalis will soon have a new favorite stop for their daily pick-me-up as Sipside Coffee Company opens at the familiar Interstate and 13th Street location formerly occupied by … more
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Students and teachers from Boistfort School pose for a photo with Jack and Maynard Mallonee during a field trip at Mallonee Farms in Boistfort on Thursday, June 4.
In Focus: Boistfort School students visit Mallonee Farms
Turning Point graduates turn their tassels during a graduation ceremony at the former Olympic Elementary School in Chehalis on Thursday, June 4. Turning Point was formerly known as Lewis County Alternative School. From Principal Kevin Ryan: “At Turning Point, we believe every student deserves a fresh start and a pathway tailored to their unique strengths, needs, and aspirations. Our alternative school community is built on the foundation of individualized instruction, where learning is personalized so that each student can move at the pace and in the style that best supports their growth.”
In Focus: Turning Point class of 2026 turns tassels in Chehalis
A design of Number 5 from the prop shop that created the robot for the 1986 film Short Circuit.
Number Five is alive and heading back to Astoria for the ‘Short Circuit’ 40th anniversary reunion
Pucker up, laser-lips. It’s time for some welcome back kisses to Oregon’s favorite wisecracking robot. This weekend, the northwest corner of the state will be celebrating the 40th … more
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Earlene Tiffany, front, reels in a fish with the help of Kurt Johnson at the Noel Cole Fish and Wildlife Project pond in Chehalis on Wednesday, June 3.
In Focus: Senior citizens fish without barriers at Cole family pond in Chehalis
About 44 years ago, the late Noel Cole began allowing people who might not otherwise get the opportunity to go fishing to drop a line at the Cole family property in Lewis County. That tradition … more
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Burnt Ridge Nursery in Onalaska will host a public farm and nursery tour with founder Michael Dolan leading the way as he shares all about their 20 acres of organic fruit and nuts, according to a news release from the business. 
Summer farm and nursery tours offered at Burnt Ridge Nursery in Onalaska
Burnt Ridge Nursery in Onalaska will host a public farm and nursery tour with founder Michael Dolan leading the way as he shares all about their 20 acres of organic fruit and nuts, according to a … more
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