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Sophia Zha Ji Sinclair performs during “Live, Love, Bee” Pine Street Pride celebration Centralia on Saturday, June 1.
‘Live, Love, Bee’: Pride returns to downtown Centralia
Vibrant colors filled Pine Street Plaza in downtown Centralia with activities, outfits and music to celebrate the start of Pride Month on Saturday. Lewis County Pride held the fourth annual Pine … more
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Homeschool student Aliya Penner of Morton stands next to the two mixed-medium art pieces using wildflowers, bark and dissected owl pellets on Friday, May 31, after she submitted for the local Lewis County high school students art show at the BCJ Gallery in Morton. Students from the White Pass, Morton, Mossyrock, Onalaska and Napavine high schools, along with some East Lewis County home school students, had their work displayed this past weekend at the BCJ Gallery in Morton, located at 231 W. Main Ave. The art show was organized by BCJ Gallery volunteer Cecelia Callison and was meant to highlight the artistic talents of students in those areas.”
In focus: Morton gallery features the work of Lewis County students
Rob Jenkins of Bee Wrangler Honey removes a piece of plywood exposing a beehive he was there to remove in a barn near Napavine on Saturday, June 1.
Something abuzz in a barn: Removing a beehive in Napavine with the Bee Wrangler
Though overcast and rainy skies put a damper on outdoor plans for some, the cooler weather made the morning of Saturday, June 1, the perfect day for Rob Jenkins of Bee Wrangler Honey to perform a … more
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A runner carries the torch during the Lewis County Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run on Friday, May 31. Organized by the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office, the Centralia Police Department, the Chehalis Police Department and Chehalis Tribal Law Enforcement, the Torch Run raises funds to support Lewis County Special Olympics. The funds help provide equipment, uniforms, transportation and facility rentals for the athletes. Lewis County Special Olympics offers year-round sports for athletes ages 8 and older, promoting inclusion and empowerment through sports. The Torch Run, symbolizing the “Flame of Hope,” raises awareness and funds for Special Olympics Washington athletes.
In focus: Torch Run courses through Lewis County in support of Special Olympics
The Lewis County Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run coursed through the county on  Friday, May 31. Organized by the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office, the Centralia Police … more
The site of the new Randle library is pictured May 23 in this Timberland Regional Library photo.
New Timberland Regional Library in Randle on track to open by year’s end
The new Timberland Regional Library (TRL) in Randle remains on track to open by the end of the year, the agency said in an update Thursday. According to TRL, the Mountain View Library will span … more
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W.F. West students and a volunteer enjoy a day of fishing during an event on Monday, June 11, 2019.
Tradition of barrier-free fishing continues in Lewis County, allowing people to catch joy in a pond
About 42 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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Landon Kaut, of Centralia, looks to score during the “3-on-3 Streetball Festival” hosted by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce on Saturday, Aug. 5, 2023, in Chehalis.
Registration open for chamber’s 3-on-3 Streetball Festival; deadline to register is July 22
Following the success of the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural 3-on-3 Streetball Festival last August, the chamber has once again partnered with the Lucky Eagle Casino & … more
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Carly King, a White Pass School District graduate who died of a rare form of cancer in the summer of 2023 at the age of 22, is the namesake of the nonprofit Carly’s Closet.
Lewis County nonprofit Carly’s Closet provides new clothes and supplies to kids at seven elementary schools
Carly’s Closet, a nonprofit that supplies clothes and school supplies to elementary school students, is now serving seven elementary schools in Lewis County, with hopes of continuing to expand … more
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Jim and Cindy Smith, owners of Adna Grocery and Uncle Jim’s Smokehouse, present members of the Adna girls basketball team with a check for $3,859, money raised during the first Adna Sausage Fest held earlier this month at the Adna Grange. It’s the couple’s second major contribution to local athletics this year. They presented members of the Adna High School football program with a check for $5,342.63 after hosting the Adna Crab Feed fundraiser in April. Also pictured are Danika Hallom, Kendall Humphrey, Gaby Guard, Karsyn Freeman, Bailey Chapman, Ava Humphrey, Alyssa Carroll, Alyson Terry, Ava McCauley, Taylor Johnson, Carmen Chapman, Presley Strodemeir, Leiya Medina, Kamryn Freeman, Muse Jones and Leia Medina. To submit news tips and photos to The Chronicle, email news@chronline.com.
Photo: Adna Grocery owners present check to Adna girls basketball
A Piper PA-28 Cherokee lifts off from the Chehalis-Centralia Airport on Wednsday, March 20.
Garage sale at Chehalis-Centralia Airport to raise money for local aviation programs
The Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 609 will hold its first garage sale to raise money for local aviation programs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 1, at the Chehalis-Centralia Airport, … more
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David Schary of Two Lumps of Sugar leads a canning seminar at Chehalis Outfitters in this photo provided by the business.
Canning expert to present seminars at Chehalis Outfitters Saturday
Local canning enthusiasts — or those who want to learn the skill — can hear from an expert at a pair of seminars set for Chehalis Outfitters on Saturday, June 1. David Schary of Two … more
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Ken Wiseman smiles for a photo inside The Chronicle's office in Centralia on Thursday, May 23.
Local ‘grocery dork’ Ken Wiseman celebrates 30 years in the business
In his 30 years as a self-proclaimed “grocery dork,” Ken Wiseman has worked through a brain aneurysm, a store closure, three major floods and a global pandemic. And at 58 years old, … more
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A recent FFA plant sale in Yelm featured a wide variety of plants and produce starts, including habanero peppers.
Friendly Neighbors Garden Club to host plant sale in Chehalis
The Friendly Neighbors Garden Club will host a plant sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 1, at the Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis. Perennials, shrubs, trees, annuals and … more
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From the left, Washington Old Time Fiddlers Association members Kain Wallen, Christie Easter, Mike Turner, Flenn Palmer and Rick Sundstrom perform inside the Lewis County Historical Museum for a Lewis County Historical Society meeting on Tuesday, March 19, in Chehalis.
Washington Old Time Fiddlers Association to host jam session
The Washington Old Time Fiddlers Association will host an acoustic jam session from 10 a.m. to noon Friday, June 7, at Faith Baptist Church, 436 Coal Creek Road, Chehalis. The jam session is … more
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A map of downtown Chehalis sits on display along North Market Boulevard during the Community Farmers Market in June 2022.
Experience Chehalis reaches milestone: 100 grants worth $168,000 to small businesses
Experience Chehalis, the city’s Main Street organization dedicated to supporting small businesses, has reached a milestone by awarding 100 grants to Chehalis-based small businesses. The … more
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FILE PHOTO — Visiting Nurses Executive Director Jacki Jewell talks about powerful women during a Power of the Purse event in the TransAlta Commons at Centralia College on Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2023.
Visiting Nurses Foundation awards $20,000 in scholarships to aspiring health care professionals
This week, the Visiting Nurses Foundation announced $20,000 in scholarships this spring to individuals, both college and high school students, pursuing degrees in the medical field. The … more
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Larry McGee, pictured here in a Chronicle file photo, was placed in charge of guiding Centralia College's bachelor degree program.
Larry McGee to receive the 2024 Legacy Award from the Centralia College Foundation for work on bachelor’s degrees
The Centralia College Foundation has selected Larry McGee for its 2024 Legacy Award. “The award honors his dedication, commitment and contribution to the mission of Centralia College, … more
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Drag performer Alexander Allastar performs at Lewis County Pride in Centralia on Saturday, June 10, 2023.
Lewis County Pride prepares to hold ‘Live, Love, Bee’ Pine Street Pride celebration Saturday in downtown Centralia
This Saturday, June 1, Lewis County Pride will hold the fourth annual “Live, Love, Bee” Pine Street Pride celebration in Centralia from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Families are invited to … more
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Centralia Mayor Kelly Smith Johnston presents Juneteenth celebration organizer Jim McCully with a proclamation at a Centralia City Council meeting on Tuesday, May 28.
Centralia mayor makes Juneteenth proclamation; organizers preparing for celebration next month
On Tuesday, May 28, Centralia Mayor Kelly Smith Johnston delivered a proclamation during a city council meeting announcing the upcoming Juneteenth holiday on June 19, celebrating the end of slavery … more
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Kayla Weed, left, is pictured at the Muckleshoot Casino in Auburn Friday in this photo by Matt Ferris.
W.F. West grad Kayla “Killer Kay” Weed successfully defends title 
Kayla “Killer Kay” Weed successfully defended her 145-pound bantamweight title in a fight against Allison Dubbs at ExciteFight Muckleshoot Fight Night on Friday at the Muckleshoot Casino … more
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