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FILE PHOTO — A catalytic converter from a hybrid Prius lays on the floor next to an electric reciprocating hand saw.
Catalytic Converter Theft Bill Clears Another Hurdle, Passes Senate Ways and Means Committee
A bill to crack down on catalytic converter theft passed out of the Senate Ways and Means Committee Monday. Nineteenth Legislative District Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, who sponsored Senate Bill … more
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The Thurston County Courthouse
Thurston County Mails Out Property Tax Notices
Property tax notices for 2022 will be mailed to Thurston County taxpayers on Wednesday, Feb. 9. Payments must be postmarked by the due date, stated a news release. Taxpayers are encouraged … more
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Thurston County Reports 12 Deaths and 1,548 COVID-19 Cases
Thurston County saw a decrease in weekly COVID-19 cases during the period of Jan 31 through Feb. 6 as the health department tallied 1,548 new cases and 12 deaths. The prior week there were 2,807 … more
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Michael Murphy, known on the slopes as “Murph” and his avalanche cat Uzi pose for a photo outside patrol dispatch at the top of the Great White Express chairlift on Sunday at the White Pass Ski Resort.
White Pass Ski Patrol Makes a Friend in ‘Uzi’ the Avalanche Cat
An avalanche dog, or “avy dog,” is a service animal trained to search for and rescue people trapped in snow. But an avy cat? Their greatest service to ski patrol is … more
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Flooding is seen along Interstate 5 in the Twin Cities last month.
Lewis County Sees $4.5 Million in Flood Damages
Between public and individual damages, Lewis County Emergency Management is reporting upwards of $4.5 million in damages resulting from January’s flooding in the Chehalis River Basin. Ross … more
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Jordan Bowers, left, and Andrew Carlson, right, are suspects in the disappearance of their daughter Oakley Carlson, center.
Parents of Missing Oakville Girl Now Accused of Exposing Kids to Meth
The parents of missing 5-year-old Oakley Carlson have pleaded not guilty to two new charges alleging they exposed their 6-year-old daughter and 2-year-old son to methamphetamine. The charges, … more
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Ashlee Shirer, owner of Sweet Dough Cookie Co., smiles while holding a pair of scissors outside her Centralia storefront during a ribbon-cutting ceremony as visitors line up outside Saturday morning.
‘My Dream Is Now True’: Centralia’s Food Network Cookie Champion Opens New Bakery Downtown
The Saturday opening of the new Sweet Dough Cookie Co. bakery on Main Street in Centralia was truly grand, drawing in over 400 transactions. Business founder and owner Ashlee Shirer spent 64 … more
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Twin Cities Sports Commission Accepting Grant Applications
Grant Applications are being accepted by Twin Cities Sports Commission for its 2022 Youth Sports Community Recreational Grant. The organization donates 5% of its annual third party administrator … more
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Colton Watts, project manager with Roof Doctor, provided this photograph of progress on Monday.
Roof Doctor Donates Roofing, Labor for Concession Stand at Back Memorial Park in Adna
The Roof Doctor business in Chehalis donated about 2,800 square feet of composition roofing on Monday and a full day's worth of labor to help reroof the concession stand building at Back Memorial … more
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Lewis County Jail Inmate Charged With Assault for Allegedly Breaking Fellow Inmate’s Nose
By Emily Fitzgerald emily@chronline.com A Lewis County Jail inmate is now facing additional assault charges for allegedly breaking a fellow inmate’s nose a couple weeks ago. … more
Keaton Taylor, 26, makes an initial court appearance via video on Friday.
Two Centralia Men Accused of Threatening to Shoot Couple With ‘Realistic’ Fake Firearm
Two Centralia men are facing harassment charges for allegedly threatening to shoot a couple in a motel parking lot on Thursday. Malakhi Verley, 18, and Keaton Taylor, 26, are accused of driving … more
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Brad Gregory shows affection to a young lamb while holding it in front of a critter pad among his flock of East Friesian sheep at Black Sheep Creamery in Adna.
Farm Pads Prove Worth in Protecting Livestock in First Big Test Since 2007 Flood
Memories of the 2007 Chehalis Basin flood remain painfully fresh for Adna farmer Brad Gregory. In a matter of hours, flood waters inundated his farm and property, located along Bunker Creek Road … more
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Two Injured in Three-Vehicle Collision Near Morton on Friday
Two people were injured in a three-vehicle collision on U.S. Highway 12 near Morton on Friday. The Washington State Patrol is currently investigating whether drugs or alcohol were involved and … more
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Sirens: Interfering With a Health Care Facility; Obstruction; Assault; DUI Arrest
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Interfering with a Health Care Facility • A subject was referred to the prosecutor’s office for possible charges at approximately 11:50 a.m. on Feb. 4 … more
FILE PHOTO — Representative Jim Walsh smiles while mingling with attendees of a “Medical Freedom Rally” outside the Washington State Capitol Building.
Bill Cutoff Date Brings Focus to Second Half of Legislative Session
Thursday was the cutoff date for proposed bills to clear the House and Senate committees with the chance of getting passed. For some legislation, that cutoff is literal. The House Education … more
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Evergreen Playhouse actors rehearse for “Next to Normal” in this photo by Matthew Flores.
‘Next to Normal’ Gets Second Run at Evergreen Playhouse
Two years is a long time to wait to put on a show, but that’s exactly what the cast of “Next to Normal” has done. After having the musical shut down in the spring of 2020 by the … more
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Master Gardeners prepare for their annual plant sale at the Borst Park Demonstration Garden last year.
Master Gardeners to Bring Back Lewis County Workshops for Green and Black Thumbs Alike
Whether gardeners kill everything they touch or their yards rival Versailles, Lewis County residents and other locals are sure to learn from the Washington State University (WSU) Extension Lewis … more
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Elk hop over fencing as they graze on fields in Randle Sunday morning.
Photo: Elk on the Run in Randle Sunday
From left, Jennifer Cole as Belinda Blair, Isabel Nixon Klein as Brooke Ashton, D. Douglas Lukascik as Selsdon Mowbray, Judah MacNeely as Gary Lejune, Yvonne Christina as Dotty Otley, and Isaac Wulf as Freddie Fellowes perform on stage during dress rehearsals for the “Noises Off,” play by Michael Frayn at Centralia College directed by Emmy Kreilkamp.
On-Stage and Backstage Antics Fill ‘Noises Off’ at Centralia College
After opening with a minimalistic drama, Centralia College’s theater season will continue with an over-the-top comedy. And that’s on purpose, said director Emmy Kreilkamp. She said … more
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Supporters of President Donald Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021. (Yuri Gripas/Abaca Press/TNS)
Herrera Beutler Pushes Back on GOP Framing Jan. 6 Probe as Attack on ‘Legitimate Political Discourse’
Washington congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler on Friday pushed back against the national Republican Party’s framing of the House investigation into the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol as a … more
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