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Reader's Lens: Area residents turn their cameras to the sky to capture dazzling Northern Lights appearance
The Chronicle asked readers and followers on social media to share their photos from Thursday night's dazzling Northern Lights show, and they delivered.  This gallery includes just some of … more
Pumpkins lay in a field for the first-ever “U-Pick Pumpkins” pumpkin patch at Dirty Thumb Nursery in Adna on Thursday, Oct. 10. The nursery is open Wednesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
In focus: Dirty Thumb Nursery provides pumpkin patch option along state Route 6
The “U-Pick Pumpkins” pumpkin patch at Dirty Thumb Nursery in Adna is pictured on Thursday, Oct. 10. The nursery is open Wednesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is open from … more
The Chehalis-Centralia Railroad and Museum’s annual Pumpkin Trains will run this year on Saturday, Oct. 19, and Sunday, Oct. 20.
Chehalis-Centralia Railroad’s Pumpkin Train runs Oct. 19-20
The Chehalis-Centralia Railroad and Museum’s (CCRM) annual Pumpkin Trains will run this year on Saturday, Oct. 19, and Sunday, Oct. 20. Trains depart from the depot at 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m. … more
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New York Times bestselling author John Schu, back right, poses for a photo with teacher Dennis Lorton, back left, and his fourth grade class outside of Edison Elementary School in Centralia on Thursday, Oct. 10.
Bestselling children’s book author John Schu visits Edison Elementary School in Centralia
Edison Elementary School in Centralia welcomed author John Schu for presentations to all grade levels throughout the day on Thursday, Oct. 10. The children’s librarian for Bookelicious LLC … more
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From left, Ellie Powers, Jacqueline Watilo and Colette Larson read a book on knitting at The Colonial Residence Senior Living Center as they help to knit scarves for community members in need on Thursday, Oct. 10 in Centralia.
Seniors at The Colonial Residence at Stillwaters knit for a cause in Centralia
Every Thursday afternoon, The Colonial Residence at Stillwater's cozy Knitting Circle comes to life with the click-clack of needles and the warmth of community spirit. At 1 p.m. sharp, a group … more
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Patty Valdez of the South Sound Paranormal Research Team explains to ghost tour attendees what she believes ghosts actually are at the Lewis County Historical Museum on Saturday, Oct. 28, 2023.
Lewis County Historical Museum opening doors after hours for ghost tours later this month
Originally a train station constructed in 1912 in downtown Chehalis, the Lewis County Historical Museum will open its doors after hours on Saturday, Oct. 26, for visitors to explore the museum on … more
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Adna Grange Hall
Bingo, bazaar and baked potatoes: Adna grange has three events planned for October
Adna Grange No. 417 will host three events this month, including bingo, the annual Fall Bazaar and a baked potato lunch.  Bingo will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 15. Doors open at 5 p.m. and … more
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Secretary of State Steve Hobbs in Olympia on Friday, Feb. 15, 2024.
Washington Secretary of State to visit Chehalis library for Dungeons & Dragons event
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs will visit the Vernetta Smith Chehalis Timberland Regional Library for an event focused on the fantasy tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons. … more
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New partial owners Jason and Katherine Humphrey smile for a photo outside of The Farm Store in Chehalis on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
New partial owners take reins of The Farm Store in Chehalis
A longtime staple in Southwest Washington, The Farm Store in Chehalis is under new partial ownership. A little over a month after Jason and Katherine Humphrey officially took ownership, the pair … more
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The cast of “Arsenic and Old Lace” poses for a photo during dress rehearsal at the Evergreen Playhouse in Centralia on Monday, Oct. 7.
‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ to debut at Evergreen Playhouse in Centralia on Friday
For those looking to celebrate Halloween a bit early, dark comedy will take center stage at the Evergreen Playhouse beginning this weekend during a presentation of the classic play “Arsenic and … more
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Cowlitz Tribal member and artist Sarah Folden, right, and volunteers paint a mural on the side of the Pals For Hair building on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Longview.
Cowlitz Tribe artist aims to show culture is alive, thriving with new mural
Without opening a history book, it can be hard to see the presence of the Cowlitz villages that once dotted the Cowlitz River. Now, a vibrant reminder of the area’s first inhabitants is … more
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Joshua Hail, owner of 3 Dog Cider and Brewstillery in the red shirt, walks a group of visitors through his apple orchard on Sunday, Oct. 6, during the Onalaska Apple Harvest Festival Farm and Homestead Tour. Look for more photos and a full story on the tour in the next edition of The Chronicle.
Redwoods, rabbits, rare apples and more: Visitors explore during Onalaska Apple Harvest Festival Farm and Homestead Tour
With fall in full swing, Onalaska held its annual Apple Harvest Festival last weekend, with the theme this year being “show your roots.” Visitors flocked to the unincorporated … more
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'Friend or foe?' Wild Man of the Wynoochee legend lives on 111 years after he was killed in Washington wilderness
Deep in the rain-soaked foothills of the Olympic Mountains is a clearing filled with shrines framed with elk bones, photos and artifacts more than a century old. Some are rusted with age, others have … more
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Church leaders put their hands on the family of 5-year-old Roman “The Warrior” Wagner during a candlelight vigil where community members offered support and prayer for the family following Roman’s leukemia diagnosis. The vigil was held at Back Memorial Park in Adna on Sunday. Roman is the son of Dr. Peter Wagner and Abbey Wagner. The event was organized online. “Come show and share your love! This hits us all deep in the heart,” one organizer wrote on Facebook.
In focus: Prayer vigil held in Adna after local boy’s leukemia diagnosis
Community members gathered at Back Memorial Park in Adna on Sunday for a candlelight vigil to offer prayers and support for 5-year-old Roman Wagner and his family.  Roman, the son of Dr. … more
Apple Harvest Queen Makaela Hearns, left, and Little Miss Apple Harvest Devin Sturza smile and wave from a float during the Onalaska Apple Harvest Festival parade on Saturday, Oct. 5.
In focus: Apple Harvest Parade rolls through Onalaska
Legend of ‘Wildman of the Wynoochee’ becomes a musical
A legend stalks the Northwest woods — the subject of scary stories, heated discussions and long-lived fascination. Not a hairy creature with footprints the size of small boats, but a real, … more
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Just barely a month after undergoing kidney transplant surgery, George Sharp stands by the sign welcoming visitors to Boo-coda on Saturday, Oct. 5, during. the Boo-coda Spook-tacular's Hearse Procession.
‘Back in the game’: Thurston County tourism promoter has successful kidney transplant
While still recovering from transplant surgery after fighting stage 5 kidney failure for more than a year, George Sharp, rural program manager for the Thurston Economic Development Council’s … more
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The PNW Ecto-360 Foundation's custom Ghostbusters-themed hearse rolls down North Main Street on Saturday, Oct. 5, during the Boo-coda Spook-tacular Hearse Procession.
Over 200 attend Boo-coda Spook-tacular Hearse Procession
While Halloween is still a few weeks out, more than 200 people — including many in costumes — turned out for the Boo-coda Spook-tacular Hearse Procession in the small South Thurston … more
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Reservations now available for ‘Wizarding Christmas Afternoon Tea’ at British Bites in Centralia
While the crisp autumn air will remain for a few more months, those hoping to get an early jump on the holiday season can begin making reservations at one Centralia business. British Bites, … more
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Lewis County hazardous waste coordinator Kal Lersavage carries a collection of old shop lights into a trailer during a community recycle event on Saturday, May 11.
Free recycling event set for Randle this weekend
Lewis County will host a community recycling event this weekend for residents to dispose of and recycle materials. The event will be held Saturday at the Lewis County Public Works Department … more
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