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Department of Natural Resources Wildfire crews are seen along McAuley Avenue off Brockway Road while responding to a fire West of Chehalis Sunday evening.
Photo: DNR Crews Respond to Brush Fire West of Chehalis
Sirens: Shot With Water Gun; Suspect Escapes After Pursuit; DUI Arrests
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Vehicle Accidents • A non-injury, two-vehicle collision was reported at the intersection of Johnson Road and Reynolds Avenue just after 9:20 a.m. on June 24. … more
In this Friday, Oct. 16, 2015, photo, Bremerton assistant football coach Joe Kennedy, obscured at center in blue, is surrounded by Centralia players after they took a knee with him and prayed after their game against Bremerton, in Bremerton, Wash. The Washington coach who was told by district officials to stop leading prayers after games went ahead with a prayer at the 50-yard line after a weekend game. (Meegan M. Reid/Kitsap Sun via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT
Supreme Court Sides With Bremerton Coach Who Prayed on 50-Yard Line
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that a former high school football coach in Bremerton, who prayed with his players and other students on the field, could legally do so under his First Amendment … more
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Pe Ell Man Killed After Driver Swerves to Avoid Deer
A 44-year-old Pe Ell man died late Saturday night after a teen driver swerved to avoid a deer and crashed into his vehicle, according to the Washington State Patrol.  Eric C. Campbell was … more
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Tenino Man Flown to Seattle Hospital After Crashing Motorcycle in West Olympia
A 33-year-old Tenino man was injured and flown to a Seattle hospital Friday night after crashing his motorcycle in Thurston County, according to Washington State Patrol. About 10:30 p.m., the … more
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From left, congressional candidate Joe Kent, R-Yacolt; Gov. Jay Inslee and congressional candidate and state representative Vicki Kraft, R-Vancouver.
Inslee Asks Voters to Reject 3rd District Candidates Joe Kent, Vicki Kraft
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is urging Republican voters in Southwest Washington to reject Joe Kent and state Rep. Vicki Kraft in the upcoming Congressional primary because of their statements and … more
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Assessor Dianne Dorey smiles while talking about long-term and short-term rentals in houses around Lewis County.
Commissioners Swope, Grose Oppose Business License Mandate for Short-Term Rentals
On Wednesday, staff from the Lewis County Community Development Department and Lewis County Assessor Dianne Dorey presented to the commissioners data on short-term rentals (STRs). In Packwood … more
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A Black Hawk helicopter from Joint Base Lewis-McChord hovers above the Chehalis-Centralia Airport on Wednesday afternoon. The airport hosted training exercises focused on refueling helicopters.
Black Hawk, Chinook Helicopters Used for JBLM Training Exercise at Chehalis-Centralia Airport
Think of a NASCAR pit-stop, but for helicopters: that’s what soldiers were practicing at the Chehalis-Centralia Airport on Wednesday. According to spokesperson Captain Kyle Abraham, soldiers … more
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Emergency responders and fellow motorists stop to assist after a crash on U.S. Highway 12 near Randle in this Chronicle file photo.
East Lewis County to See Increased Traffic Patrols Focusing on Motorcycle Safety This Weekend
During an event this weekend in Randle hosted by A Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments (ABATE), law enforcement will increase patrols in East Lewis County to ensure motorcycle … more
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Lewis County hospitalizations due to COVID-19 are reflected over time in this graph from the Department of Health.
Lewis County Back to Releasing COVID Data; Cases and Hospitalizations See Jumps
The Chronicle has missed recent updates on COVID-19 data in Lewis County as Lewis County Public Health & Social Services (LCPHSS) saw staffing changes that led to a delay in reporting. LCPHSS … more
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The Port of Centralia commissioners and executive director sit around a table during a Wednesday afternoon meeting in Centralia.
Port of Centralia Takes Steps Toward WinCo Deal for Centralia Station
As announced during a Port of Centralia meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Powell Development will now move into a purchase and sale agreement with WinCo Foods LLC. Kyle Heaton, executive director of … more
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This rendering provided by Twin Transit shows what a hydrogen fueling station might look like when it is completed on a site owned by the Port of Chehalis off of Bishop Road near Interstate 5 Exit 74.
Twin Transit Prepares to Submit Material for Hydrogen Fueling Station; On Track for Possible June 2023 Completion
Twin Transit and its partners are on track to submit pre-application materials this summer for what is planned be the state’s first hydrogen fueling station. Twin Transit Executive … more
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The Ohanapecosh River area at Mount Rainier National Park.
National Park Service Releases Status on Mount Rainier Roads Ahead of Holiday
According to an announcement from Mount Rainier National Park, Stevens Canyon Road will remain closed between Bench and Snow Lake trailhead and the Grove of the Patriarchs trailhead through the July … more
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Sirens: Man Swings Ax at People; Boy Shoots Someone With BB Gun; Identity Theft; Retail Theft
CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Theft • A vehicle prowl reported in the 100 block of Southeast Ninth Street at 7:55 a.m. on June 22 is under investigation. • A third-degree theft … more
Owner Andrew Pullin smiles as crowds clap during a ribbon cutting ceremony at Par 4 Sports in Centralia on Thursday. The business, located in the Northwest Sports Hub, offers sports simulators and virtual games. Learn more by visiting the Par 4 Sports Facebook page.
In Focus: Ribbon-Cutting Event Held at Par 4 Sports in Centralia
A common merganser prepares to dive into the Skookumchuck River in this file photo.
Lewis County’s Quest for Water Bank Continues With ‘Very Small’ Steps
On Wednesday, the Lewis County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) voted unanimously to take the next step toward creating a water bank by drafting a contract with AMP Insights, a consulting firm. … more
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This late 1960s photograph provided by Tacoma Public Utilities shows the Mossyrock Dam nearing completion.
Another Look at Mossyrock Dam
On Tuesday, The Chronicle toured the Mossyrock Dam with a hydro mechanic and staff from from Tacoma Public Utilities, the owner of the dam and beneficiary of the power it produces. To read more … more
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The first Pe Ell school was built in 1884 and was located, approximately, at the intersection of Mauerman Road and Leach Road, 1.5 miles northeast from Pe Ell. It later moved to the Kroll farm, which was used to house pigs. This happy bunch are some of the first settlers of Pe Ell. Those pictured from the left of the back row include Bill Hendrick, Mauermann, Charley Damitz, Cal Carron, Emma Mauermann, May Hendrick, Stearns (teacher’s friend) and Erve and Maine Willard. Those pictured from the left of the front row include Albert and Charley Mauermann, Daisy and Hattie Hendrick, Verna Jones, Bruce Jones and Frank Hadley.
A Look Back in Time: Dogs Terrorize Helpless Centralia Residents in 1952; Police Powerless to Help Without Poundmaster
“Dogs still were dogs in Centralia Wednesday,” The Chronicle reported on Thursday, June 25, 1952, adding the canines were menacing “vegetable and flower beds,” much to the … more
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Mike and Jacky Vance pose for a photo next to a sign that reads “Thank you Stephen, Sonia & Elena” in front of the Chehalis Friendship Fence on Friday. The sign acknowledges the three justices who did not want to overrule Roe. v. Wade.
Politicians Across the State, Country React to Overturning of Roe v. Wade
Many Washington state politicians released statements on Friday following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Under the Court’s ruling … more
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Dr. Lisa Carlson, a longtime botany and environmental sciences professor and chair of the college’s science department, was recently awarded professor emeritus status.
Centralia College Awards Emeritus Status to Retiring Science Department Chair Lisa Carlson
The Centralia College Board of Trustees has awarded professor emeritus status to Dr. Lisa Carlson, a longtime botany and environmental sciences professor and chair of the college’s science … more
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