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Ken Wiseman, right, smiles for a photo alongside Ty Vlach after they cut their hair to raise awareness for Tonja Vlach, a receptionist at I-5 Toyota, who is undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer and an auction the family is holding online to raise funds this weekend.
Duo Shaves Heads for Beloved Chehalis Receptionist Battling Cancer
Those who frequent the Chehalis Safeway likely know checker Ken Wiseman, the loud, jolly guy who remembers names and phone numbers with scary accuracy. And those who’ve purchased a vehicle … more
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Zachary Ryan Rosenthal, 32, of Tacoma, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Tuesday, May 30.
Man Involved in Two Crashes on U.S. Highway 12 on Saturday Charged With Vehicular Assault
A Tacoma man is facing multiple vehicular assault charges in Lewis County Superior Court after he allegedly caused one crash near Mary’s Corner on U.S. Highway 12 on Saturday and was involved … more
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TransAlta's Centralia plant as seen from the air in October 2019.
Lewis County Bets on Clean Energy as Coal Economy Fades
CENTRALIA — The dense, white cloud of steam coming out of a dark green building here has been a constant part of the landscape for more than half a century. Now, the Lewis County town of about … more
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Attendees stand and salute during Monday's Memorial Day ceremony at Claquato Cemetery in Chehalis.
Claquato Cemetery’s Memorial Day Ceremony Honors the Fallen, Veterans Living With Pain From Loss
With flags marking the tombstones of U.S. service members at Claquato Cemetery in Chehalis, more than 100 people showed up to honor fallen service members at the cemetery’s Memorial Day service … more
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From left, current Centralia College employees and W.F. West graduates Passion Luna, Maya Ramirez, Jacob Moeckel and Asher Blair pose for a photo. In their roles with the college, they serve as de-facto counselors and advisors, helping students with studies and time management — or just lending an ear to those who need it.
‘It’s a K-14, K-16 Effort’: The Chehalis School District’s Unique Effort to Support Its Alumni After Graduation
Editor’s Note: This is the final installment in a series focused on the Chehalis School District and the success of its Student Achievement Initiative, which was launched in 2013. The full … more
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Centralia Historical Preservation Commission member Peter Lahmann and Bricklayers Local 1 Washington and Alaska union member Juan Tapia finish up restoration efforts on The Sentinel statue and the Freedom Walk War Memorial at George Washington Park on Thursday.
Freedom Walk and Sentinel Statue Restoration Complete; Twin Cities Memorial Day Ceremonies Set for Monday
Volunteers from the Bricklayers Local 1 Washington and Alaska union have finished restoration efforts on the The Sentinel statue and Freedom Walk War Memorial at George Washington Park in downtown … more
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Caution tape surrounds a scene at Visiting Nurses in Centralia after a vehicle crashed through windows, destroying shelves full of items, at the location Thursday morning.
Vehicle Crashes Into Visiting Nurses Thrift Shop in Centralia
The Visiting Nurses thrift shop was forced to close Thursday morning after a vehicle drove into the building off of Pearl Street in Centralia.   Centralia police had not released additional … more
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Volunteers hike to the Johnston Ridge Observatory on May 24 to retrieve equipment after a landslide earlier this month cut off access to the site.
Volunteers Hike to Johnston Ridge After Landslide for ‘Important’ Equipment
Fifteen volunteers with the Mount St. Helens Institute on Tuesday hiked a 10-mile round trip to the Johnston Ridge Observatory for “important USDA Forest Service equipment that was … more
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Two individuals were placed into custody after a Flock Safety camera identified the vehicle they were traveling in as stolen in downtown Centralia on Wednesday, May 24. The arrests were made in Grand Mound after the vehicle was followed by undercover officers.
Two Arrests Made in Grand Mound After Stolen Vehicle Identified in Centralia 
Two people are in custody after a Wednesday incident that started when a stolen vehicle was identified in Centralia and ended in Grand Mound with two arrests following the involvement of undercover … more
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The upper basin of the Chehalis River is pictured from above.
Federal ‘Endangered’ Listing Sought for Chehalis River’s Spring Chinook, Others
Legends tell of people walking across rivers on the backs of salmon, scooping fish from creeks with pitchforks and rivers turning red from flashes of scales in the fall.   Whether or not … more
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Riverside Fire Authority responds to a scene as flames engulf a structure and a column of smoke rises from a residence in the 800 block of Centralia College Blvd. on Wednesday, May 24.
No Injuries Reported in Centralia House Fire on Wednesday
Firefighters from multiple agencies responded to a fully-involved house fire in the 800 block of Centralia College Boulevard on Wednesday.   No injuries to citizens or fire personnel had … more
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Bob Peters smiles as he gives Assistant Athletic Director Jonathan McMillan a hug following a speech made in his honor during a field dedication ceremony at Centralia College on Monday, May 22.
Centralia College Honors Campus Stalwart With Bob Peters Field
Bob Peters has seen just about everything change at Centralia College over the years, a steady flow of new faces and spaces. A pillar for Trailblazer athletics for 36 years, Peters was shocked a … more
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Sandra VanSant aims to knock down cups alongside Tonika Radach, far right, at the Sharon Care Center during a senior fair in Centralia on Friday, May 19.
‘We All Need This’: With COVID in Rearview, Care Center Celebrates in Centralia
The Sharon Care Center in Centralia held a senior fair on Friday as part of its celebration of National Nursing Home Week. The event provided residents, staff and their families with fun activities … more
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Tenino City Historian Richard Edwards and Tenino PARC (parks, arts, recreation and culture) Director Jessica Reeves-Rush smile for a photo in Tenino on Friday with their new, co-authored book celebrating the 150th birthday of the Stone City.
New Book, Upcoming Festival Celebrate Tenino’s 150th Birthday
Sandstone is likely Tenino’s most famed product. But few know that the United States Capitol has a stone representing every state, and Washington’s is Tenino sandstone.   … more
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James B. Hobbs-Fletcher appears in Lewis County Superior Court via WebEx in Chehalis on Friday.
$1M Bail Set for Man Charged With Holding Man at Gunpoint in Chehalis, Forcing Him to Drive
Bail was set at $1 million in Lewis County Superior Court on Friday afternoon for a man accused of kidnapping another man in Chehalis, holding him at gunpoint and forcing him to drive the suspect to … more
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A flashlight illuminates the Ape Cave in Cougar on opening day Thursday, May 18.
43 Years After Eruption, Mount St. Helens Continues to ‘Reveal New Mysteries’
National Geographic states Earth first formed 4.5 billion years ago, and humans have been around for about 300,000 of those.   That’s less than 0.007% of all the time on Earth. The … more
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A Young Eagles passenger looks out the window as his plane taxies to the runway in Chehalis in this 2019 Chronicle file photo.
Free Flights to Again Be Offered for Kids at the Chehalis-Centralia Airport This Summer
The local Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) chapter 609 has opened registration for its Young Eagles program, which is dedicated to giving children between the ages of 8 and 17 their first free … more
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Brooklyn Sandrindge smiles for a photo in Chehalis while sporting her Onalaska Logger track and field gear Friday, May 19.
Onalaska High School Student, Sports Star Going to Harvard
Onalaska’s Brooklyn Sandridge has been accepted to Harvard University and is moving to Massachusetts this summer to begin attending classes next semester.   Her friends, family, … more
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Lightning strikes in the hills east of Chehalis Monday night as a thunderstorm moves through the area.
Record-Breaking Heat, Thunderstorm, Rain and Smoke All in a Matter of Days
Someone must have given her a lame present last year, because Mother Nature certainly made her mighty presence known this Mother’s Day. From Sunday to Monday in Southwest Washington, she … more
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Participants smile and pose for a photo during the “One Step At A Time 5K” in Chehalis on Monday, May 15.
Fourth Lewis County Drug Court ‘One Step At A Time, Recovery’ Fun Run Undeterred by Thunderstorm
When the Lewis County Drug Court Foundation and Alumni Association said runners participating in the fourth annual “One Step At A Time, Recovery” 5K fun run would stay the course Monday, … more
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