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Paul Bourgault, 41, was arrested Feb. 9 on suspicion of second-degree murder while armed with a firearm, as well as unlawful possession of a firearm, in connection with the Jan. 26 shooting death of Tenino man Ezra West. A Thurston County Superior Court judge ordered him held without bail.
Police Arrest Suspect in Shooting Death of Tenino Man
An arrest has been made in the shooting death of Tenino man Ezra West, whose body was found in a west Olympia cul de sac.  Paul Bourgault, 41, was arrested Thursday, Feb. 9, on suspicion of … more
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Jesse M. Cook, 31, of Tacoma, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Thursday.
Bail Set at $100K For Man Found With Fentanyl, Meth and Heroin During Traffic Stop Near Napavine 
Bail has been set at $100,000 for a Tacoma man who was reportedly found with a significant amount of fentanyl, meth  and heroin in his vehicle during a traffic stop near Napavine on … more
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Two Men Accused of Breaking Into Centralia Garage, Selling Stolen Property Arrested 
Two men accused of breaking into a detached garage on a Centralia property on Wednesday are now facing theft and burglary charges in Lewis County Superior Court.  The two co-defendants, … more
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Byron R. Taylor Jr., 29, of Chehalis, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Thursday.
Chehalis Man Accused of Threatening Roommate With Knife Over Tossed Food 
A Chehalis man is facing felony harassment and assault charges for allegedly threatening his roommate with a knife about an hour after he was sentenced on an unrelated case in Lewis County Superior … more
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FILE PHOTO — Signs sit on display outside an interview room at the Youth Advocacy Center of Lewis County in Centralia.
‘Your Statistics Are Heartbreaking’: County Commissioners Receive Report From Youth Advocacy Center
When a child abuse or neglect allegation is made to local law enforcement, the Youth Advocacy Center (YAC) of Lewis County often steps in to assist. The center is described as a one-stop-shop … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, left, and Joe Kent, right.
Final Tally Shows Nearly $13 Million Raised in 2022 Third District Race for Congress
Candidates in the race for Washington’s Third Congressional District broke the fundraising record for the district last year, based on final filings for the 2022 election. The Federal … more
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Governor Jay Inslee looks on before taking questions from members of the press inside the John A. Cherberg Building in Olympia in early January.
State Republican Party Calls for End of State Vaccine Mandate
The Washington State Republican Party (WSRP) released a statement on Wednesday calling for Gov. Jay Inslee to end a statewide COVID-19 vaccination requirement for state employees.   … more
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FILE PHOTO — Crowds gather and mingle at Mint City Coffee before a ribbon-cutting ceremony last January.
Chamber to Hold Business After Hours and Mint City Coffee Roasters on Feb. 16
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Business After Hours event at Mint City Coffee Roasters on Feb. 16 from 5 to 7 p.m.  The event is a professional service showcase and … more
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Jesse Lloyd, director of Veterans Journey Forward, smiles while talking about the service and support provided to veterans through peer counseling.
Veterans Memorial Museum Hosting Resource Fair Wednesday 
The Veterans Memorial Museum and Veterans Journey Forward are partnering to provide a resource fair for veterans on Wednesday, Feb. 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the museum, which is located on 100 … more
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FILE PHOTO — Jo Vander Stoep talks about her mother Suzi Vander Stoep during a St. Helens Club meeting in Chehalis last December.
St. Helens Club of Chehalis Offering $1,000 Scholarship to Female Student
One of Washington state’s first women’s clubs, the St. Helens Club of Chehalis, is offering a $1,000 scholarship to a female student who has completed at least two years of college and … more
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FILE PHOTO — The Skookumchuck Dam is seen from above, about 10 miles upstream of Centralia in Thurston County.
Erosion Management Program Update and Skookumchuck Dam Options Discussed at Chehalis Basin Board Meeting
With flood season in its final weeks, the Chehalis Basin Board received updates on its Erosion Management Program and Skookumchuck Dam removal study options in its regular monthly meeting last … more
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A slide included in Mayor Kelly Smith Johnston’s presentation included statistics on some of the challenges facing the City of Centralia as a fast-growing city in Lewis County.
Centralia Mayor Talks About City’s Growing Pains, Future at Chehalis Basin Board Meeting
As Centralia continues to grow, Mayor Kelly Smith Johnston talked about a number of issues revolving around that growth — including poverty levels and flood prevention plans — during the … more
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Sirens: DUI Suspect Strikes Police Vehicle; Assault; Criminal Impersonation; Theft
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT  Theft  • A catalytic converter was reported stolen from the 1100 block of Kresky Avenue at 8:10 a.m. on Feb. 8.  • A Centralia man was … more
Adorne Medical Aesthetics owners Krystal Mishler, left, and Laura Stajduhar are pictured in this photo provided by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce.
Adorne Medical Aesthetics in Chehalis to Hold Ribbon Cutting With Chamber of Commerce Celebrating Expansion
Adorne Medical Aesthetics will celebrate its new facility and service expansion with a ribbon cutting at 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 13.   The ribbon-cutting ceremony will be done in partnership … more
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Centralia Downtown Association Block Party attendees peruse a silent baked goods auction at The Juice Box on Wednesday.
In Focus: Centralia Downtown Association Hosts ‘Block Party’ at The Juice Box
Port of Centralia commissioners discuss a resolution amending public comment policy during a meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
Port of Centralia Amends Public Comment Policy During Meetings
At a Wednesday, Feb. 1, regular meeting, Port of Centralia commissioners voted 2-1 to pass a resolution amending rules governing the transaction of port business, specifically the port’s public … more
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Employees from I-5 Toyota unveil a 2021 Chevy Camaro during the annual I-5 Valentines Wine Mixer on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2023, in Chehalis, Wash. Over the next several months tickets to enter the raffle and a chance to win the sports car will be sold throughout Lewis County. All proceeds from the raffle will go to help raising funds for local scholarship programs and other community causes.
In Focus: Raffle Car Unveiled at Annual I-5 Toyota Valentine’s Wine Mixer
The Western Washington University Lady Vikings basketball team, including former Napavine Tigers standout Molly Olson, made a pit stop in Napavine on Wednesday afternoon for lunch. The Vikings are headed to Western Oregon to play on Thursday night. They were joined for lunch by the Napavine girls third grade basketball team. The Vikings are No. 1 in the GNAC and ranked No. 9 nationally. 
In Focus: Napavine Third-Graders Get a Visit From Western Washington University Basketball Team
The Western Washington University Lady Vikings basketball team, including former Napavine Tigers standout Molly Olson, made a pit stop in Napavine on Wednesday afternoon for lunch. The Vikings are … more
This undated photo shows the State Training School in Chehalis. It would eventually become Green Hill School. This photo is from the State Library Photograph Collection, 1851-1990, Washington State Archives.
A Look Back in Time: Green Hill Superintendent Criticizes Proposed Fence in 1963, Calls for Maximum Security Facility to Handle ‘Runaway Problem’
A fence at the Green Hill School in Chehalis would “prove to be inadequate and a costly lesson for taxpayers,” claimed Robert Quant, the Green Hill superintendent. Quant’s warning … more
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Tenino Man Identified as Person Found Dead With Gunshot Wound in West Olympia
A man who was found dead near the Olympia Auto Mall on Jan. 26 has been identified. Ezra West, a 33-year-old man from Tenino, died from a gunshot wound to the head, Coroner Gary Warnock told The … more
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