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Grand Marshal Keith Phillips, with the Olympia Highlanders Bagpipe and Drum Corps, sounds off from the back of a 1954 Ford during the Oregon Trail Days parade Saturday morning in Tenino. Phillips, a stone cutter, is well renowned for his efforts to keep the trade alive. Evidence of his work is on display throughout Tenino, and even at the Washington state Capitol. Learn more by visiting the Tenino Stone Carvers on Facebook.
In Focus: Oregon Trail Days Parade Rolls Through Tenino
Dmitri Matheny, a renowned flugelhornist, recently released a new album celebrating the Pacific Northwest.
Centralia-Based Jazz Musician Releases New Album Celebrating the Pacific Northwest
After his first visit to the Pacific Northwest in the early 1990s, Dmitri Matheny, a professional jazz musician, knew he loved the region. In 2015, after two decades of yearly return trips, … more
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The volunteer crew of God's Closet Too (from left to right) Clayton Achison, Eddie Mosteller, Elijah Zavala, Gloria Cole, Thomasena Seifert and Jaime Willson. Not pictured is volunteer Laurie Wyatt.
Salkum’s Nonprofit Thrift Shop Sells for Good
When Thomasena Seifert was a child, one of her favorite things was going to garage sales with her mom, grandma and aunt. It was a fun outing that also helped them stretch their family budget. It … more
Michelle Wright looks out to the crowd during a Music in the Park event in Chehalis Friday evening.
Big Turnout for Music in the Park in Chehalis on Friday, the First of Three Shows
Friday night at Recreation Park in Chehalis was filled to the brim with lawn chairs, smiling faces and country music. Event organizers estimated there were between 2,000 and 2,500 attendees over … more
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Volunteers and participants gathered outside Thorbeckes in Chehalis Saturday morning for a Mental Health and Suicide Awareness 5K honoring the life of Drew Douglass. Proceeds from the event will go to “providing resources for the youth of our community,” according to organizers. Drew Douglass, of Chehalis, died by suicide in September 2021 at the age of 14. His parents, Steve and Jennie Douglass, started the nonprofit Drew North Foundation to make a meaningful difference in how mental health and suicide are addressed with young people. They endeavor always for their work to honor Drew. The Douglasses and their close family friends started talking about starting a nonprofit just a month after losing Drew. They formed a board in November 2021 and were approved as a nonprofit just after the beginning of 2022. To learn more about the Drew North Foundation or to donate, visit https://drewnorth.org/.
In Focus: Drew North Foundation Holds 5K to Raise Funds, Awareness for Mental Health, Honor Drew Douglass
Volunteers and participants gathered outside Thorbeckes in Chehalis Saturday morning for a Mental Health and Suicide Awareness 5K honoring the life of Drew Douglass. Proceeds from the event will go … more
This 1946-47 photo was taken at the Fort Borst Park Racetrack, where horse barns can be seen in the background. Once an airport (in about 1936), the field was converted to the racetrack by Work Progress Administration workers.
A Look Back in Time: Three Men Arrested for Beating and Robbing Morton Man in 1952
Three young men held in the Lewis County Jail confessed to a “brutal slugging and robbery” of Larson Phelps, a 63-year-old Morton resident, adding they were “glad he’s still … more
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Riders sport football helmets as they spin tires along the track outside Napavine High School on Thursday.
Local High School Students Learn Technical Skills While Having Fun During Napavine Go-Kart Class
A group of Lewis County high school students gathered at the Napavine track on Thursday to show off the go-karts they spent over two weeks constructing. Over the course of about an hour, the students … more
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Alexandra Gonzales, owner of Peaks & Valleys Plants and Props in Morton, with one of her most popular offerings, an air plant in a hand-blown glass planter that looks like a jellyfish.
Peaks & Valleys: Morton Woman Wants Everyone to Own Plants
In a way, playing in the dirt saved Alexandra Gonzales. Several years ago, she was in the midst of many personal and professional struggles, including bouts of postpartum depression as well as … more
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Confederate troops fire a canon during an American Civil War battle reenactment in Chehalis on Sunday. Named the “Battle of Chehalis River,” the reenactment was held Saturday and Sunday at 313 Tune Road. It was hosted by the Washington Civil War Association. “Come to beautiful rural Lewis County, just south of Chehalis, and experience the sites, sounds and smells of the American Civil War, the bloodiest war in American history. The men, women and children of the Washington Civil War Association invite you to step back into time to a different world,” the association wrote prior to the event. “You will be educated and entertained by civilians from many walks of life: cavalrymen with their horses, artillerymen with their imposing cannon and infantrymen with a wide variety of rifles and revolvers. Get up close and personal to a battle reenactment. Visit the camps and speak to the living historians who love to share their history. Observe various demonstrations that will bring the 1860s to life.” The association’s next local event will be the “Battle for Klickitat Creek” in Mossyrock on Aug. 6. Learn more at www.wcwa.net.
In Focus: ‘Battle of the Chehalis River’ Civil War Reenactment
 Named the “Battle of Chehalis River,” the reenactment was held Saturday and Sunday at 313 Tune Road. It was hosted by the Washington Civil War Association. “Come to beautiful … more
Ty Herndon, left, and Michelle Wright will perform in Chehalis Friday for a free concert.
Big Time Country Artists to Perform at Free Music in the Park Event in Chehalis
Chehalis will be hosting a free Music in the Park event on Friday, July 22. The country music-themed event will be the first of three Music in the Park events that will be held over the course of … more
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The Theatre of Arts and Discipline (TOAD) will be presenting “The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe” on July 29, 30 and 31.
Children to Perform ‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’ in Centralia on July 29, 30 and 31
The Theatre of Arts and Discipline (TOAD) will be presenting “The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe” on July 29, 30 and 31. The cast will feature children ages 8 to 16 who have been … more
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Cyclists fill the grounds of Centralia College, the official halfway point of the Seattle to Portland Classic, on Saturday.
In Focus: STP Riders Again Roll Through Lewis County
The Seattle to Portland Classic (STP), hosted by the Cascade Bicycle Club, begins at the University of Washington and wraps up at Northeast 11th Avenue and Holladay Street in Portland. Centralia … more
captured this photograph of the Adna Car Show from above over the weekend.
In Focus: Third Annual Adna Car Show Camp & Cruise Raises Money for Scholarships
The third annual Adna Car Show Camp & Cruise was held on Bunker Creek Road on Friday and Saturday. The show raises money for the Adna scholarship fund. It included vendors, food, auctions, a beer … more
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