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Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, watches an Onalaska High School student feed a fish on Tuesday, Oct. 28.
MGP says she has delivered for Southwest Washington in three government funding bills
Last week, the U.S. Senate passed three 2026 funding bills, which included provisions authored by U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania. As a member of the House Appropriations … more
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Jessica Kinney, right, presents a check to Jessica York of Onalaska Farm Sanctuary, left middle, after her organization is named the recipient of the evening’s donation during a 100+ Women Who Care event at the Lewis and Clark Hotel in downtown Centralia Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025.
100+ Women Who Care event to be held for a second year in Centralia
The Lewis County Soroptimist Club is hosting the second annual 100+ Women Who Care event for women who live in Lewis County and would like to support their community by donating to local nonprofits, … more
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Alpenglow paints Mount St. Helens pink at sunset as seen from Rush Road in Chehalis on Friday, Jan. 16.
In Focus: Mount St. Helens glows at sunset
The sun breaks through clouds along the Columbia River in Hood River County, Oregon, on Thursday, July 25, 2024.
Army Corps to look at $1.5B underwater Columbia River power line project, asks for public comment
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced last week it will hold two online public meetings later this month to get feedback on a $1.5 billion project to run a 100-mile-long high-voltage power line … more
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Couple celebrates 65 years of marriage in Centralia
Two residents at Centralia Point Assisted Living and Memory Care recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. Dennis and Judy Wendt met at Meadow Glade Adventist Academy in 1950. … more
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Two men die in Sunday crash in Cowlitz County
Authorities say two Kelso men are dead after their car flipped Sunday into a slough along Industrial Way, near Northwest Alloys — the former Millennium Bulk terminal — in Longview. John D. … more
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Bucoda Mayor Callie Carpenter, center left, talks during the Tuesday, Jan. 13, Bucoda Town Council meeting surrounded by fellow Councilors, from the left, Steven Lyle, Kevin Jones, Miriam Gordon, Laura Wilson and John Wood inside the Bucoda Community Center.
Bucoda Town Council: Code, nuisance enforcement ‘No. 1 priority’ for mayor
On Tuesday, Jan. 13, members of the Bucoda Town Council convened for their first regular meeting of 2026 at the Bucoda Community Center to discuss a number of agenda items, including changing the … more
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Keiko and Tim Lewis wave to cars driving by during an event organized by the Rural Lewis County Indivisibles along Northwest Louisiana Avenue in Chehalis on Monday, Jan. 5.
Rural Lewis County Indivisibles hosting two rallies this week
Rural Lewis County Indivisibles is organizing two rallies this week in Lewis County. The first is a sign-waving event to be held on Tuesday, Jan. 20, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. in front of the Lewis … more
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Larry Weber, the Pope John Paul II High School cross county head coach and Hall of Fame inductee, poses for a photo at Cutters Point Coffee in Lacey on Thursday, Jan. 15.
Pope John Paul II’s Weber to be inducted into Washington XC Coaches Hall of Fame
Larry Weber’s goal as a cross country coach wasn’t to win 13 high school team state championships in 15 years. He’s done that. Nor was it his goal to coach five individual state … more
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Zoey McRae of the South Sound YMCA delivers closing remarks at a National Day of Racial Healing event hosted by the City of Olympia at The Olympia Center on Saturday, Jan. 17. The city partnered with the South Sound YMCA, the Thurston County chapter of the NAACP, Lexi Alberts Consulting and the Timberland Library for the event.
Olympia recommits to equity with recognition of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, National Day of Racial Healing and Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Day
The City of Olympia reaffirmed its commitment to equity last week with three proclamations to a packed city council chambers recognizing several national days of observance.   The … more
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A sea lion, about 70 miles upstream from the Columbia River, pokes its head above the water on the Cowlitz River where hatchery salmon were released in this 2023 Chronicle file photo.
Southwest Washington shows a united front for additional sea lion control
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in both the Washington state Senate and House of Representatives have introduced bills to begin crowdfunding to support additional efforts to control an invasive sea … more
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Bank robbery note, dropped in Washington Goodwill, leads to suspect
An unexpected find at a Seattle Goodwill led to the arrest of a suspected bank robber over the weekend, according to police. On Friday afternoon, a man entered the Columbia Bank on Broadway … more
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"Seahawks win BIG and move onto NFC Championship Game defeating the 49ers 41-6! 12s were busy tonight rockin' Lumen Field! Here is the full game seismogram from station HWK1 inside the stadium. Check out pnsn.org this week for more scientific analysis of tonight's big win."
Seahawks fans’ roar over 49ers rivaled ‘Beast Quake,’ scientists say
It only took about 13 seconds for Seahawks fans to rock the rafters of Lumen Field on Saturday night. Over a decade since the “Beast Quake” that cemented Seattle’s reputation for loud … more
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The city of Ilwaco Fire Department in Ilwaco, Pacific County. (Ilwaco Fire Department)
Pacific County fire chief charged with 37 counts of child sexual abuse
Prosecutors last week charged a volunteer fire chief in Pacific County in Southwest Washington with 37 counts of child sex crimes involving four young boys. Police believe Ilwaco volunteer Fire … more
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The three barrier culverts on Bush Creek that were also removed in 2018 opened nearly 8.5 miles of upstream stream spawning and rearing habitat for the five salmonoid species found in the creek. Two of the barrier culverts were replaced with 29-foot diameter pipes instead of a bridge because installing bridges would have been too costly. In this area too, the smaller sized culverts caused the water to back up under heavy flows and flood the surrounding area. Now, the water is flowing through. The planted western redcedar, willow and Douglas-fir are growing well. And cutthroat are in the stream. After we opened the pipe and had water running through it, co-owner of Streamworks Consulting Brett Demond said, there was probably a dozen cutthroat hanging out in it.
Checking in on the Chehalis Basin restoration projects
A little over 21 inches of precipitation is what the National Centers for Environmental Information, an agency within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, reported that Grays Harbor … more
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The knife used by Johnson Mailos, 18, of Longview during a stabbing of a R.A Long student at Lake Sacajawea Park on Feb. 21, 2024.
Teen convicted of Cowlitz County stabbing sentenced to 18 years
Johnson Mailos, the young Longview man convicted of stabbing a 16-year-old when he was the same age , was sentenced Friday to 18 years — the amount of time he's spent on earth. Cowlitz County … more
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Smoke rises from TransAlta USA at sunset in Centralia on Thursday, Oct. 27.
Washington state lawmaker and lawsuit attempt to force production of CCA climate data
Washington Policy Center and the Citizen Action Defense Fund are applying more pressure in their lawsuit that hopes to force the Department of Ecology to produce climate data as required by the … more
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Competing bills for Washington state boys and men's commission highlight gender debate
A Washington Republican lawmaker, who has spent several years trying to garner support for a commission on boys and men, feels her legislation has been coopted by the other party, with vastly … more
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Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen walks off the chamber floor while Gov. Bob Ferguson delivers the State of the State address at the Washington state Capitol in Olympia on Tuesday, Jan. 13.
Washington state GOP leader: Energy subsidy bill 'warps meaning of affordability'
Legislation that would provide large subsidies for power hookup to Washington industries focusing on alternative energy options cleared the state House Thursday, but not before passionate testimony … more
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U.S. Education Department launches 18 Title IX probes as Supreme Court hears cases
The Trump administration has launched a series of investigations into various public schools and state departments of education across the country over Title IX allegations related to the … more
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