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Sirens: Randle man tries to stealing dirt bike; man says he was forced to try to cash fraudulent check; man accused of assaulting partner with belt
Centralia Police Department Theft • A local business in the 1000 block of South Yew Street reported the theft of grocery items at around 5:50 p.m., June 22. The suspects have not been … more
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Parking lot striping, signage and landscaping hints at near completion on Thursday, June 19, for Washington’s first In-N-Out Burger location in Ridgefield.
Signs up, hiring now: Washington’s first In-N-Out Burger is opening soon
Sometime in July is the likely time frame for In-N-Out Burger to open its Ridgefield doors as the first location in the Evergreen State. The words are now visible from Interstate 5 for In-N-Out … more
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Death notices: June 23, 2025
• SHARLEEN PUALANI LEWIN, 68, Oakville, died June 18 at Providence St. Peter Hospital. Arrangements are under the care of Funeral Alternatives of Washington. • JERRY D. PIERSON, 63, … more
Author Kathie Deviny of Olympia, right, introduces Browsers Bookshop owner Andrea Y. Griffith, left, and author illustrator Corrina Luyken, center.
Julie McDonald: Learning from librarians at a Pacific Northwest conference
If you have a Timberland Regional Library card, you can obtain a card for libraries in King County, Pierce County or even Fort Vancouver Regional Library, expanding your access to even larger … more
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Winlock Egg Days royalty wave from the back of a truck to paradegoers during the Winlock Egg Days Parade in downtown Winlock on Saturday, June 21.
In focus: Egg Days Parade rolls through Winlock
Nursing school graduates embrace at the end of the Centralia College class of 2025 Nursing Pinning Ceremony at the Corbet Theatre on Friday, June 20.
Centralia College honors latest round of nursing program graduates at pinning ceremony
A packed Corbet Theater roared with applause Friday evening in celebration of the newest cohort of registered nurses to complete their training at Centralia College. Twenty-nine nursing students … more
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Mary Bridge Children's Hospital
Moose Lodge in Centralia to hold dinner, auction in support of Mary Bridge Children's Hospital
A dinner and auction at the Chehalis-Centralia Moose Lodge 1109 will raise funds for the Mary Bridge Children's Hospital on July 19. Doors open at 4 p.m. with dinner starting at 5 p.m. A … more
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Amber Kirk, center, poses for a photo with three of her children and the West Thurston Fire team that cared for her when she suffered a heart attack and a 100% blockage of one of her arteries on June 4.
West Thurston Fire saves Rochester woman’s life after medical emergency
Amber Kirk’s day began fairly typically on June 4. She visited her 10-year-old daughter’s elementary school for a lunch function and began to feel “a little funny,” but she … more
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Graduates celebrate at the end of the Winlock High School class of 2025 commencement ceremony in Winlock on Friday, June 20.
In focus: Winlock class of 2025 celebrates graduation
Sasquatch researcher Barb Shupe shares how she became interested in studying the cryptid during the Legends of the Mountains Townhall in Packwood on Saturday, June 21.
Feeding, playing games and watching TV with Bigfoot? Sasquatch researchers converge in Packwood
While no sightings of tall, hairy lumbering figures in the woods were reported in the area last weekend, Sasquatch researchers from throughout the region converged in Packwood for the Legends of the … more
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Emily Harris, a program manager with the Washington Initiative for Supported Employment, helps outline future goals during a seminar on helping people with disabilities get into the work force at Reliable Enterprises in Centralia on Tuesday, June 17.
Local and state stakeholders discuss support and employment for students with developmental disabilities
A group of local schools, governments and state agencies met last Tuesday to discuss ways to improve a system that helps students with developmental disabilities move from school into full-time jobs. … more
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From the left, Steve and Christel Yocubets hang out with Monique and Tony Camoza inside Tony's "Crazy Train" 1967 Ford bus on Sunday, June 22, during the second annual Lewis County Autism Coalition Car and BMX Show at the Veterans Memorial Museum.
Bikes and classic cars coincide once again for annual Lewis County Autism Coalition Car and BMX Show
Despite having to postpone the event a day because of weather, attendance for the second annual Lewis County Autism Coalition (LCAC) Car and BMX Show at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis was … more
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Mount Rainier is pictured from downtown Tacoma as the sun sets on Thursday, April 18.
‘Get while the getting is good’: How we experience Mount Rainier is changing
Hweqwidi Hanford McCloud remembers the Nisqually River of his childhood as large and cold, bustling with so many salmon it was almost pathetic, he said. Elders warned him it wouldn’t be … more
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Castle Rock woman hits 77-year-old's vehicle near Seaquest State Park
A Castle Rock woman is suspected of negligent driving after authorities say she hit another vehicle head-on early Saturday west of Seaquest State Park. Barbara D. Auman, 55, crossed the … more
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Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal
Washington state updates student discipline rules for public schools
New discipline guidelines for public school students will go into effect across Washington state next month. While educators say the changes are necessary to address disruptive post-pandemic … more
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Circuit Judge Nickolas Brajcich said the federal government's decision to withhold "sensitive," and potentially exculpatory information impeded a 14-year-old defendant's constitutional right to challenge his accusers.
Judge: No evidence teen took ‘substantial step’ in Cowlitz County mall shooting plot
A Columbia County judge on Friday found the state had failed to show that a 14-year-old accused of plotting a mass shooting at a Washington mall had taken any “substantial step” toward … more
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Man survives fall into Ohanapecosh River at Mount Rainier National Park
A Texas man was rescued after falling into the Ohanapecosh River at Mount Rainier National Park near Packwood on Monday, June 9, and transported to Arbor Health Morton Hospital, park officials … more
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Ceiana Arelong, a sophomore at Centralia High School, wipes her tears after reading her essay that won the Centralia School District’s essay competition during a Juneteenth celebration at George Washington Park in Centralia on Thursday, June 19.
Centralia School District, Multiculturally Minded announce winners of essay competition at Juneteenth celebration
The Centralia School District (CSD), in partnership with Multiculturally Minded Lewis County, held an essay competition honoring Centralia’s founder George Washington and announced the winners … more
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Woman injured in single-vehicle crash in Chehalis
A 63-year-old Oregon woman was injured and charged with second-degree negligent driving after crashing into a light pole on northbound Interstate 5 in the Chehalis area around 11:15 p.m. Thursday … more
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Washington state Insurance Commissioner Patty Kuderer chats with Chehalis Mayor Tony Ketchum on Tuesday, June 17, at the Twin Cities Senior Center during a community outreach event.
State insurance commissioner visits Lewis County, discusses changes to disaster response and local resources
New Washington state Insurance Commissioner Patty Kuderer paid a visit to the Twin Cities Senior Center Tuesday, June 17, for the first time since being elected to the job last year. After … more
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