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Tickets on Sale for ‘Elf Jr. The Musical’ at Roxy Theater in Morton
Tickets are on sale for OnStage Youth Theatre’s latest teen community production: Elf Jr. The Musical.   “Based on the beloved holiday film, this hilarious fish-out-of-water … more
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Lydia Smith, as Snow Queen, with Jacob Mecham as the Snow King, rehearse alongside snowflakes Tess McMurry, Kayleigh Lloyd, Brooke Larson, McKenna Bryan, Jamiah Wood and Eliza Wilmot. They will perform in Centralia Ballet Academy's version of "The Nutcracker" Dec. 2-4 at Corbet Theatre in Centralia.
Centralia Ballet Academy: New Stories, Action Mark Upcoming 'Nutcracker' Show at Corbet Theatre
It’s been a hard-won victory to get to this year’s performance of “The Nutcracker.” Centralia Ballet Academy has been offering a full-length production of “The … more
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Artist Selena Kearney poses for a photo on the campus of South Puget Sound Community College in Olympia, near the Leonor R. Fuller Gallery, where she has curated a show of Coast Salish weavings.
Meet the Chehalis Artist Weaving a New Native Narrative
On the white walls of the Leonor R. Fuller Gallery in Olympia hangs an assembly of intricately woven Coast Salish blankets, shawls, robes, tunics, hats and purses. In this curated setting they are … more
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Two-hundred fifty turkeys sit in the parking lot of the Lewis County Mall the day before Thanksgiving last year as they were ready to be distributed at the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce’s “Choose Local Black Friday” event. The event is scheduled for Wednesday at the Lewis County Mall.
Community Calendar: Choose Local Black Friday Bags; Community Thanksgiving Dinner; Centralia Tree Lighting
To add upcoming events to the Community Calendar, email reporter Matthew Zylstra at matthew@chronline.com.   Choose Local Black Friday Bags Nov. 23 at the Lewis County Mall, 151 NE … more
This photo from 1958 or 1959 shows the Thanksgiving football game between Centralia and Chehalis. The game was played at Noble Field at the old Centralia High School, which was eventually leveled to make room for Centralia College. Chehalis coach Bill Stefon, at left, is shown talking with Allan Allie, No. 50, a future Pe Ell coach. This photo and information originally submitted by Bill Stefon for Our Hometowns.
A Look Back in Time: Thanksgiving Edition
Westminster Presbyterian Church in Chehalis hosted 18 international exchange students for Thanksgiving, according to the Friday, Nov. 23, 1962 edition of The Chronicle. Represented among the group … more
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Charlie Albright performs for an audience on a nine-foot Steinway & Sons grand piano inside the Corbet Theatre Friday evening with proceeds going to the Charlie Albright Scholarship at Centralia College.
In Focus: Pianist Charlie Albright Dazzles in Return to Centralia College
Piano virtuoso Charlie Albright performed for attendees gathered in the Corbet Theatre Friday evening for a “Classical Christmas Fundraiser Concert,” with proceeds going to the Charlie … more
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From left, Jesse Lloyd, director of Veterans Journey Forward and Chip Duncan, Veterans Memorial Museum executive director, stand with Rotarians Michael Ervin and Greg Mitchell for a photo in the parking lot of the museum on Saturday afternoon as the Twin Cities Rotary Club worked to put up a ramp for soon-to-be-established peer counseling center for veterans.
Twin Cities Rotary Builds Ramp for New Program at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis
Fear not, said Michael Ervin, a Rotarian with Twin Cities Rotary, the aluminum ramp he and other volunteers were constructing on Saturday would not look anything like the shoddy picture it was … more
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Samuel J. Comroe smiles while performing a sold out comedy show Friday night at the McFiler’s Chehalis Theater during his “Come Get These Giggles,” tour across the United States.
In Focus: McFiler’s Chehalis Theater Hosts Comedy Show Friday Night
Musicians play pianos and drums during a Harmonies for Hope event raising money for the Boys and Girls Club of Lewis County on Saturday at City Farm Chehalis.
In Focus: Harmonies for Hope Raises Funds for Boys & Girls Club
Sarah Lefebvre holds Eli Yukhno, an 11-month-old boy, and her prize of a new Connect 4 game after getting a bingo during the Twin Cities Rotary Club Turkey Bingo in the Chehalis Eagles building on Saturday afternoon.
Twin Cities Rotary Hosts Turkey Bingo, Its Biggest Annual Fundraiser
Last year when Twin Cities Rotary hosted Turkey Bingo in the Chehalis Eagles building, the room was packed and turkeys were sparse. Now in its fifth year, the event on Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. … more
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Crowds line North Tower Avenue and snow machines fill the air as floats illuminated with Christmas lights make their way through downtown Centralia during the Lighted Tractor Parade in 2021.
‘Twisted Traditions’: Downtown Centralia Lighted Tractor Parade, Tree Lighting and More Set for Holiday Season
This year, historic downtown Centralia will welcome thousands of tourists and shoppers to participate in festive events, shopping and dining this holiday season. This year’s theme? Twisted … more
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In Focus: Scenes From Willapa Hills Trail and Highway 603
Chronicle staffer Sarah Burdick captured these photos during a weekend trip along the Willapa Hills Trail and Highway 603. To submit photos to The Chronicle for potential publication in The Chronicle … more
Trent Henning looks to bowl a frozen turkey during a Business After Hours event outside the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce building Thursday evening.
In Focus: Turkey Bowling at the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce
Last year’s Tenino Holiday Market is pictured in this photo provided by organizers of the event.
Looking to Shop Local on Black Friday Weekend? Tenino Holiday Market to Include 30 Vendors, Live Music and More
As Thanksgiving approaches, Christmas shopping is already on the minds of many and once Black Friday arrives next week, shoppers will be off to the races.  For those looking to support small … more
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The Chehalis Eagles event space was packed to standing-room only for the Twin Cities Rotary Club’s annual turkey bingo event in 2021.
Community Calendar: Wreaths of Hope; Twin Cities Rotary’s Turkey Bingo; All Souls Live at McFiler’s Chehalis Theater
To add upcoming events to the Community Calendar, email reporter Matthew Zylstra at matthew@chronline.com. Wreaths of Hope Nov. 19 at 105 S. Tower Ave., Centralia; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The … more
The Westminster Bells perform during a previous concert in this photo provided to The Chronicle.
Westminster Bells to Hold Christmas Celebration Concerts on Dec. 3 and 4
The Westminster Bells will hold their Christmas celebration concerts on Saturday, Dec. 3, and Sunday, Dec. 4, at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Chehalis and Harrison Square Presbyterian Church in … more
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This early 1920s photo shows veterans of the Civil War. Taken in Mossyrock, from left to right, the men are William Young, Si MacFadden, Robert Daniel Silva, Dan Shaner, Robert Amaziah Sparks, Tom Landes and Andrew Jackson Kiser. Silva fought for the South and was in the Battle of Bull Run. Kiser fought for the North with Gen.W.T. Sherman. Both men moved to Ajlune sometime after the war where they became neighbors and friends. From 1893 to 1895, William Young served as the county commissioner from East Lewis County. He had a reputation of holding out for things that would benefit East County residents. Behind his back, William was known by some of the young folk of Mossyrock as “Billy Whiskers,” because, while driving his Dodge with its top down, his whiskers would divide on each side of his face. We also see Charles Thomas Landes in this photo. Thomas came west and established a homestead on the east side of Mossyrock. He moved west after his father, a storekeeper, was shot and killed. Between having survived the brutal Civil War, and losing his father, Tom had wanted to start anew — which is what he did. After moving to this area, Tom became a farmer and logger.
A Look Back in Time: Winlock Woman Kills Bear Caught Stealing Apples in 1932
A bear was killed by “Mrs. Harry Goodell” on the night of Tuesday, Nov. 15, 1932, in retaliation for the animal’s eating of her apples.  “Mrs. Goodell, who lives on a … more
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A Christmas Tree sits atop a vehicle traveling down Forest Road 23 in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in November 2021.
Wild Christmas Tree Permits Will Be Available for Gifford Pinchot Forest on Nov. 17
Staying monotonous is always an option. Go ahead and spend $80 at a Christmas tree farm where your uniform tree perfectly compliments your beige living room walls. Or, you could choose the route … more
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Interpretive Specialist Alysa Adams smiles while holding antlers on the heads of kids during a first day hike on Jan. 1 at Lewis and Clark State Park.
‘First Day Hikes’ Event Will Allow Visitors to Hike for Free at Washington State Parks on New Year’s Day
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is inviting the public to start off the new year with its First Day Hikes event on Jan. 1, 2023. At least 40 state parks will hold both … more
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Becky Bartholomew, an Onalaska llama rancher and retired teacher, released her fifth book and first novel, “A House for Maren,” on Amazon on Tuesday.
Onalaska Author Releases New Book Examining Frontier Life in 19th Century Utah
Becky Bartholomew, an Onalaska llama rancher and retired teacher, released her fifth book and first novel, “A House for Maren,” on Amazon on Tuesday. The book in part tells the story … more
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