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Dr. B’s Berry Farm in Boistfort is seen from above Wednesday, February 15, 2023.
Boistfort Blueberry Farm Explains Setup After County Scrutiny on Housing
After a February Lewis County Board of Health meeting cast doubt over the adequacy of housing and water hookups at a blueberry farm on Wildwood Road in Boistfort, the farm’s owner, Jeff Rauch, … more
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A poster for Asatru Folk Hymns written by Tanner Thayer hangs in the window of Kultur, a music store in Centralia, on in this file photo.
Two Centralia Councilors Critical of Mayor for Speaking Out Against Shop With ‘Whites-Only’ Religious Ties
At a meeting last week, Centralia City Councilors Leah Daarud and Elizabeth Cameron, both in at-large positions, used their meeting reports to criticize a statement made by Mayor Kelly Smith Johnston … more
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Kids reach for candy during the Vader May Day Parade in 2022.
Vader May Day Festival Scheduled for Saturday, May 6
The Vader May Day Festival will take place on Saturday, May 6, and will have an outer space theme.  The schedule is still being finalized but there is expected to be a breakfast followed by a … more
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Planning Commission to Hold Meeting on Packwood Subarea Plan
The Lewis County Planning Commission will continue discussion of the Packwood Subarea Plan at a meeting at 6 p.m. March 28 at the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis.  The public is invited … more
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The sun sets over the snowy Willapa Hills Tuesday evening seen from Chehalis.
In Focus: Scenes From Sunset Over Baw Faw Peak and the Willapa Hills
FILE PHOTO — Tenino City Hall
Tenino Arts Spring Market to Be Held March 24-26
The Tenino Area Chamber of Commerce, Tenino Arts and Tenino Creative District are holding the third annual Tenino Arts Spring Market on Friday, March 24 through Sunday, March 26. The event will be … more
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The “Lifting up Chehalis” mural by Emily von Flowtow in downtown Chehalis next to the Experience Chehalis office location on NW Boistfort Street.
Experience Chehalis Seeks Earth Day Designs for Upcoming Promotions, Clean-up Event 
As Earth Day approaches in April, Experience Chehalis is looking for artists to submit proposals to be used in the upcoming Earth Day Community Clean-up event on Apr. 22 according to an Experience … more
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Connie and Spencer Davis pose for a photo alongside Kyle and Jena Aselton and their dogs Birdy and Willow at the Dirty Thumb Nursery along state Route 6 near Adna on Wednesday.
Ribbon-Cutting for Dirty Thumb Nursery Scheduled for March 28
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce has announced it will hold a ribbon-cutting for Dirty Thumb Nursery to celebrate its reopening under new ownership at 1580 state Route 6, across the field … more
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Sirens: DUI Arrest; Fraud Reported at Church; Resisting Arrest; Lewis County Jail Statistics
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT  Hit-and-Run  • A hit-and-run reported at the intersection of West Pine and North Pearl streets just after 9:35 a.m. on March 20 is under … more
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Two Doctors Lose Medical Licenses in Lewis, Thurston Counties
Two doctors, one in Lewis County and one in Thurston County, are among those who can no longer practice medicine on direction from the Washington Medical Commission, according to a series of news … more
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To honor the three-year anniversary of the day Washington State Patrol Trooper Justin R. Schaffer was fatally struck by a vehicle while placing spike strips on Interstate 5 in Chehalis, Adna coffee stand Skull & Crossbones Coffee Co. will offer two drink specials on Friday, March 24. 
Adna Coffee Stand Marks Three-Year Anniversary of State Patrol Trooper’s Death With Scholarship Fundraiser 
To honor the three-year anniversary of the day Washington State Patrol Trooper Justin R. Schaffer was fatally struck by a vehicle while placing spike strips on Interstate 5 in Chehalis, Adna coffee … more
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From left, Jo Martinez, Cathy Cavness, Laura Hewett, Betty Garrett, Kristi Nelson, Donna Loucks and Renae Seegmiller pose for a photo while setting up the Lewis County American Association of University Women (AAUW) used book sale at the Moose Lodge in Centralia on Tuesday. The sale began today and continues Friday, March 24, and Saturday, March 25 at the lodge, located at 1400 Grand Ave. in Centralia. The book sale hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Book prices will drop each day of the sale. On Thursday, book prices will be $3 for hardcover books and $2 for paperback books. On Friday, books will be $2 for hardcover and $1 for paperback. On Saturday, books will be sold at $5 per bag. Since the first book sale in 1979, the Lewis County AAUW book sale has provided thousands of locals with the opportunity to discover and purchase books of all types at bargain prices. Proceeds from the book sale support the mission of AAUW, education for women. The money raised from the book sale finances numerous scholarships for college and science, technology, engineering and math-focused summer camps for girls in middle and high school.
In Focus: AAUW Used Book Sale Launches on Thursday
In the first photo in this set, from left, Jo Martinez, Cathy Cavness, Laura Hewett, Betty Garrett, Kristi Nelson, Donna Loucks and Renae Seegmiller pose for a photo while setting up the Lewis County … more
Lewis County Home Prices See Small Year-Over-Year Decline as Home Listings Increase
Western Washington home prices fell slightly year-over-year from February 2022 to February 2023, according to new data released by the Northwest Multiple Listing Service (MLS). “It’s … more
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WDFW Accepting Public Comment on Status Review for Mardon Skipper Butterfly
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is seeking public input on a draft periodic status review for the mardon skipper, a species of butterfly classified as endangered by the … more
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Lewis County Fire District 5's Friday duty crew attends the Napavine Scholarship Foundation annual dinner and auction at Napavine High School on March 17.
Over 200 Attend Napavine Scholarship Foundation Annual Dinner and Auction
More than 200 Napavine community members attended the Napavine Scholarship Foundation’s annual dinner and auction on Friday, March 17.   Featuring a performance from the Napavine High … more
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South Sound Mounted Shooters Competition Set for Next Month at T90 Ranch   
The South Sound Mounted Shooters are hosting a mounted shooting competition at the T90 Ranch in Tenino at 4 p.m. April 28, 10 a.m. April 29 and 9:30 a.m. April 30. Admission is free. Aside from … more
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Endangered Taylor’s checkerspot butterflies sip the nectar from blue camas at the Scatter Creek Wildlife Area Complex in this Chronicle file photo.
Researchers Using Drones to Collect Habitat Data at Scatter Creek Wildlife Area
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) staff and researchers will fly drones over WDFW–managed westside prairie habitat at the Scatter Creek Wildlife Area in Thurston County to … more
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Leaves change colros over the Ryderwood Pond in this Chronicle file photo.
Cowlitz County Looks to Congress for Help With Ryderwood Water, Tower Road Bridge
Cowlitz County commissioners Tuesday approved an $81,000 one-year agreement with a company for federal lobbying services to help with matters pertaining to Mount St. Helens; assistance with … more
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FILE PHOTO — Lewis County Commissioners Lindsey Pollock, Scott Brummer and Sean Swope prepare to pass resolutions during a a meeting in December 2022.
Lewis County Commissioners Speak Out Against Proposed State Legislation 
Lewis County commissioners are speaking out against a bill in the state Legislature that would allow children between the ages of 13 and 18 to stay at youth shelters without their parents’ … more
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Johnny Cash, a rottweiler who lives in Onalaska, is pictured in the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office report of a vicious dog attack on Jan. 8 in files used by the Lewis County Dangerous Animal Designation board, which rules him not dangerous due to lack of evidence that he bit someone.
Johnny Cash the Onalaska Rottweiler Deemed ‘Not Dangerous’ by Lewis County Board 
A Rottweiler named “Johnny Cash” was unanimously deemed “not dangerous” by the Lewis County Dangerous Animal Designation (DAD) board during a hearing early this month. In … more
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