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Lewis County Drug Court graduate Jeremy White receives a sign that says “reformed” during a drug court graduation ceremony at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis on Monday, Feb. 23.
‘You guys didn't give up on me’: Lewis County Drug Court participant graduates after longest-ever stint in the program
Not recovered, but reformed. Those words were used to describe Jeremy White, who has spent more time in the Lewis County Drug Court program than any other participant. Following a Monday … more
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State Reps. Ed Orcutt, left, and Peter Abbarno.
20th District lawmakers announce proposed funding for local projects
The Washington state supplemental capital budget proposed by the House earlier this week includes $1.945 million in funding for projects in Lewis County and much more for statewide programs that … more
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Chehalis City Hall
Chehalis will adopt Juneteenth as a local holiday in 2027
The City of Chehalis will officially adopt Juneteenth as a government holiday — eventually. City employees will have to wait one more year for the extra day off. The Chehalis City Council … more
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The Centralia City Council recognizes Mayor Norm Chapman during his final council meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 24.
Centralia City Council recognizes Norm Chapman during mayor’s final meeting
As Centralia Mayor Norm Chapman’s final city council meeting wound down Tuesday night, his seatmates recognized him for his service to the city, including five years on the Centralia Planning … more
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One of the Mossyrock Dam's spillway gates holds back the waters of Riffe Lake on Thursday, July 4.
Registration for Southwest Washington STEM Career Academy opens
Registration for the Southwest Washington STEM Career Academy is now open, a news release from the academy stated. The day camp, which runs June 22-26 and starts and ends at Centralia College, … more
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State Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, listens to a speaker during the 2025 Legislative Roundtable at the Lewis County Courthouse on Tuesday, Oct. 21.
Rep. Jim Walsh warns of possible cuts to Running Start
State Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, says a provision included in a proposed supplemental operating budget from the state House of Representatives would cut funding for the Running Start program. … more
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Local Scout seeks to repair the Millett Field basketball court in Chehalis
Carter Culletto, a local Life Scout in Chehalis Scout Troop 373, is attempting to renovate the Millett Field basketball court for his Eagle Scout project. Donations of supplies are requested. … more
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Andrea Gordon, playing Julia Seton, talks with Isaac DeLarme, playing Johnny Case, as from the left in the background Douglas Morgan, playing Charles, Rob Duran, playing Henry and Maribel Ortega, playing Linda Seton, watch during a Centralia College Theatre rehearsal of "Holiday" by Philip Barry on Tuesday, Feb. 24
Centralia College Theatre brings ‘Holiday’ to the stage during program’s Centennial Season
Starting Friday, the Centralia College Theatre and the Associated Students of Centralia College will begin presenting live performances of “Holiday,” a romantic comedy written by Philip Barry in … more
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From the left,Ernie Perez, General Manager at Brightstar Lottery, Chehalis Mayor Tony Ketchum, Boys and Girls Club Development Director Shawna Hereford, Chehalis City Councillor Kate McDougall and Boys and Girls Club Executive Director Sarah Althauser, flocked by her children, celebrate the opening of the new After School Advantage Technology Lab during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Boys & Girls Club of Lewis County in Chehalis on Tuesday, Feb. 24.
In Focus: Boys & Girls Club of Lewis County celebrates new technology lab
Attendees inspected the new After School Advantage Technology Lab at the Boys & Girls Club of Lewis County in Chehalis on Tuesday, Feb. 24. Brightstar Lottery on Tuesday morning celebrated … more
Members of Rural Lewis County Indivisibles and other demonstrators hold up signs during a sign-waving demonstration against President Donald Trump’s State of The Union at George Washington Park in Centralia on Tuesday, Feb. 24.
In Focus: Rural Lewis County Indivisibles protest President Trump’s State of the Union address
Holy Grounds Brew Temple co-owners James Docsanes, center left, and Kim Coombs, center right, cut the ribbon surrounded by family during their official opening in Centralia on Tuesday, Feb. 24. The business held a soft opening on Nov. 12, following a year of weekend renovations to the former coffee house and event center, Jimmie’s at the Cove. Holy Grounds Brew Temple offers a variety of hot and cold beverages, including espresso drinks, teas, lattes, smoothies and bottled cold beverages, as well as beer and wine. The menu also features breakfast and lunch items, including pizza available by the pie or slice. Holy Grounds Brew Temple is located at 200 S. King St., Centralia. The name Holy Grounds Brew Temple pays homage to the building’s history as a former synagogue. The 100-year-old building has been beautifully restored, and while Coombs and Docsanes currently rent out the upstairs event space — now called The Temple Event Center — their long-term goal is to convert it into living quarters and relocate to Centralia Visit the Holy Grounds Brew Temple website and Facebook page for more information.
In Focus: Holy Grounds Brew Temple cuts the ribbon at former synagogue in Centralia
At Rochester, the full-cycle, seed-to-seedling operation begins with a new seed orchard establishment. This is where the next generation of seed inventory is grown, though it may be a decade or more before these trees produce their first cone crop.
Weyerhaeuser’s annual public seedling sale to be held in Rochester March 21
Weyerhaeuser’s annual public seedling sale will be held from 8 a.m. to noon at the company’s Rochester Nursery on Saturday, March 21. A variety of Christmas and regeneration seedlings are … more
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Jim Walsh.
Republican lawmakers sound alarm as Democrats advance $4 billion pension transfer from first responders' fund
Republican Washington state Reps. Travis Couture, Jim Walsh and Matt Marshall issued a warning Friday after House Democrats advanced a controversial plan that redirects billions from the Law … more
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State Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, answers a question during a Legislative Media Day at the Washington state Capitol on Thursday, Feb. 19, in Olympia.
Rep. Travis Couture: Washington Democrats double down on taxes, pension raid and spending addiction
Washington state House Democrats released their supplemental budget proposal Sunday. House Republican Budget Leader Rep. Travis Couture, R-Allyn, stated in a news release that the budget shows … more
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Rainier Rail Locomotive No. 23.
UTC approves rail safety funds for equipment upgrades in Lewis, Thurston and Pierce counties
Washington state regulators have approved $98,707.77 in Grade Crossing Protective Fund (GCPF) grants to improve safety at 13 railroad crossings in Lewis, Thurston and Pierce counties. Rainier … more
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State Rep. Peter Abbarno, seated at center, meets with fourth grade students from Napavine Elementary School at the Washington state Capitol.
Abbarno welcomes Napavine Elementary fourth graders to the state Capitol
Fourth-grade students from Napavine Elementary School recently stepped out of the classroom and into the heart of Washington state government during a visit to the Capitol with Rep. Peter Abbarno, … more
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State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Chehalis, served as legislative sponsor for Tabitha Unger, a ninth grade student at Centralia Christian School.
Centralia Christian School student serves as page in state House of Representatives
Tabitha Unger, a ninth grade student at Centralia Christian School, recently traveled to Olympia to serve as a page in the Washington state House of Representatives. State Rep. Peter Abbarno, … more
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Residents are invited to visit Mossyrock City Hall to vote on a new design for the East Lewis County community’s new logo. The proposed new designs, all made by local artists, can be seen on the city’s official Facebook page at https://tinyurl.com/3nwx7pf6.
Mossyrock City Council looks to fill vacancy; residents asked for help choosing logo
City staff are still looking for any interested residents to apply for consideration to be appointed to a current Mossyrock City Council vacancy, Mayor Randall Sasser announced to begin the … more
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Attendees listen during the public comment portion of an Olympia City Council meeting at Olympia City Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 24.
Olympia bans federal immigration enforcement from using city property
The Olympia City Council declared a state of emergency Tuesday as part of an update to city code that explicitly prohibits federal immigration enforcement from using city property.  The … more
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Tacoma boy, 14, identified as victim of apparent-road rage shooting
The 14-year-old boy who was shot and killed during an apparent road-rage incident in Tacoma has been identified by the Pierce County Medical Examiner’s Office. Carlos Arturo Luna of Tacoma … more
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