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Jessica Kinney, far right, presents a check to Jessica and Kyle York of Onalaska Farm Sanctuary, middle, after their organization was named the recipient of the evening’s donation during a 100+ Women Who Care event at the Lewis and Clark Hotel in Centralia Thursday, Feb. 6. Event organizer Vanessa Horning is at left.
Onalaska Farm Sanctuary awarded $6,530 at inaugural 100+ Women Who Care event
Onalaska Farm Sanctuary was awarded $6,530 at the Soroptimist Int. Centralia-Chehalis inaugural 100+ Women Who Care event on Thursday, Feb. 6. But the nonprofit won’t be keeping the full … more
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Five-year-old wolfdog Ellie was purchased as a pup by a backyard breeder despite the fact that her genetic tests show she is 90% wolf and just 10% domestic dog, according to Wolf Haven.
Wolf Haven in Tenino announces arrival of three-legged Mexican wolf, pair of wolfdogs 
Tenino-based sanctuary Wolf Haven International on Thursday, Feb. 6, announced the arrival of three new animals at the facility.  The sanctuary is now home to one new Mexican wolf named … more
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From the left, interior designer Lisa Murphy, The Hub Bar & Restaurant co-owner Tim Filer and executive chef Travis Rauch pose for a photo at The Hub Bar & Restaurant in Centralia on Tuesday, Feb. 4.
Remodeled and reopened: The Hub returns to downtown Centralia
The Hub Bar and Restaurant was a staple of the downtown Centralia area up until 2022 when the owner sold it to former bartender Tim Filer and his business partners, who closed it down to begin … more
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The Chronicle’s 2024 Person of the Year, Veterans Memorial Museum Executive Director Chip Duncan, poses for a photo at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis on Wednesday, Jan. 29.
The Chronicle 2024 Person of the Year: Charles 'Chip' Duncan
 In Charles “Chip” Duncan’s family, military service has been a part of life for generations throughout most major military conflicts and wars the country has been in — … more
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Community members pose for a photo after receiving recognition for their volunteer service from city councilor Max Vogt at Centralia City Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 28. Chuck Kifer, middle, won the Volunteer of the Year award.
Chuck Kifer named 2024 Centralia Volunteer of the Year
Chuck Kifer has been named Centralia’s 2024 Volunteer of the Year. It was the highlight of the night after a packed house at Centralia City Hall’s city council chambers on Tuesday, … more
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Easten Lund, an eighth grader at Chehalis Middle School, operates a forklift simulator in Centralia College’s careers and technical education mobile classroom at Chehalis Middle School on Tuesday, Jan. 28. The mobile classroom stays parked at the school through the month for a hands on learning experience on how to operate trades equipment.
Centralia College’s CTE mobile classroom gives Lewis County K-12 students hands-on introduction to the trades 
Elementary, middle and high school students in Lewis County have an opportunity to get hands-on experience welding, operating a forklift, driving a bulldozer and repairing electrical systems through … more
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CEO Richard Stride, left, poses for a photo with employees and chamber members after Cascade Community Healthcare receives the 2024 Chamber Business of the Year Award during the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at Centralia College on Friday, Jan. 24.
Cascade Community Healthcare named 2024 Business of the Year
More than 300 local business owners, employees, elected representatives and others attended the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce annual banquet on Friday, Jan. 24, at Centralia College’s … more
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Polar plungers run into the water during a polar plunge at Mayfield Lake on Saturday, Jan. 25.
In focus: Polar Plunge at Mayfield Lake supports Special Olympics
Polar plungers with the Lewis County Icicle Brigade tool part in the annual polar plunge at Mayfield Lake on Saturday, Jan. 25. The plunge raises money for Special Olympics Washington and … more
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Brian Cook wrestles as "Evil Brian" against Drake Kwon in Portland.
From Toledo to turnbuckles: Lewis County’s Brian Cook to wrestle for NWA World Heavyweight Championship
When Brian Cook was a middle school student in Toledo, he already knew what he wanted to do when he grew up.  His dream wasn’t much different than a lot of children his age — he … more
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Kylo Meyer receives a kindergarten bus ridership award at a Centralia School Board meeting on Thursday, Jan. 23.
Centralia School District celebrates kindergartners for outstanding behavior on the school bus
The Centralia School Board celebrated the return of the beloved Kinder Awards on Thursday after a years-long hiatus by celebrating 15 Centralia School District kindergartners who regularly exhibit … more
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On the first Thursday of every month from 6 to 8 p.m. at Good Buzz Brewing Co. in Centralia, not only are the business’s usual patrons enjoying craft-brewed meads and ciders, but local veterans are there for Vets Night Out. These photos are from a previous event.
Vets Night Out: Good Buzz Brewing Co. in Centralia partners with Veterans Journey Forward for monthly meetups
On the first Thursday of every month from 6 to 8 p.m. at Good Buzz Brewing Co. in Centralia, not only are the business’s usual patrons enjoying craft-brewed meads and ciders, but local veterans … more
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The cast of “Charley’s Aunt” poses for a photo during a dress rehearsal at the Evergreen Playhouse in Centralia on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
‘Charley’s Aunt’ to debut at Evergreen Playhouse, with shows expected to sell out
Colorful dresses, lights and wigs will take the stage at the Evergreen Playhouse in Centralia for the period piece production of “Charley’s Aunt,” written by Brandon Thomas and … more
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Facility Food Services Director Amy Clark gives a tour of the kitchen at Sharon Care Center in Centralia on Thursday, Jan. 16.
Centralia Sharon Care Center dietary manager honored by national magazine
When it comes to cooking for those in assisted living facilities, it can be difficult, as many of the elderly have dietary restrictions and some have difficulty chewing. For residents at Sharon … more
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From the left, Mary Glenn, John Panesko, Phil Gilbert, June and Bill Cleaveland, and Karen Soukkala of Lewis County Concerts pose for a photo with a new xylophone donated by the organization at the playground of West Side Park in Chehalis on Tuesday, Jan. 14.
Lewis County Concerts donates xylophones for local parks
Visitors to some Lewis County parks will notice a new piece of musical playground equipment. However, the history of the xylophones — two of which were recently installed at West Side Park … more
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A vehicle drives through the Fort Borst Park drive-thru light display in Centralia on Thursday, Dec. 19.
Fort Borst Park drive-thru Christmas light display raises more than $57K
The Fort Borst Park 2024 drive-thru Christmas light display brought in a total of $57,500 last December, according to Centralia Deputy City Manager Amy Buckler. Buckler gave the Centralia City … 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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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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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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From left, Jim and Cindy Smith smile for a photo along with son, Mark, and Kellie Raschke at Uncle Jim’s Smokehouse in Adna on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Founder of Uncle Jim’s Smokehouse ‘slowly retiring,’ passing ownership to son whose goal is to grow business
In 2000, Adna resident Jim Smith began smoking and processing wild game meat for himself and his hunting buddies inside what was originally his home’s garage. By 2005, he had officially … more
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Thurston County District 2 Commissioner Gary Edwards smiles during a swearing-in ceremony at The Atrium in Olympia on Dec. 17, 2024.
Retired Thurston County commissioner reflects on 37 years of service
Gary Edwards knew in the spring of 2024 that he would retire from serving Thurston County as one of its five commissioners at the end of the year. He concluded his second term at 9 p.m. on New … more
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