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Erik Martin during an interview with The Chronicle when he became Director of Public Works in this 2016 file photo.
Lewis County Manager Erik Martin Resigns for Position Elsewhere
After 14 years working for the county, four-and-a-half of those in the big job, Lewis County Manager Erik Martin announced Tuesday morning he will be resigning from his position for a new opportunity … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee and other officials cut the ribbon on a new Civil Center for Behavioral Health at Maple Lane School between Centralia and Rochester during a grand opening ceremony on Friday, Jan. 27.
First Public Behavioral Health Facility of Its Kind in Washington Unveiled at Maple Lane
Inside what Gov. Jay Inslee described as Washington’s first facility on a “new horizon of behavioral health treatment,” daylight warms the room despite it being a foggy, rainy … more
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Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders speaks to the crowd during the Sunday meeting next to chairs reserved for Thurston County commissioners and representatives of state agencies.
State Agencies Back Out of Tenino Town Hall on Sex Offender Housing
There were only two seats left vacant in the Tenino High School auditorium during Sunday’s community town hall: one for a representative of the state Department of Corrections (DOC) and one for … more
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This slide from a recent presentation by the Chehalis Basin Local Action Non-Dam Alternatives Steering Group shows all four options, or “interventions,” on one map of Centralia.
Chehalis Basin Group Unveils Four Non-Dam Flood Prevention Proposals; Asks for Public Input
The Chehalis Basin Local Action Non-Dam (LAND) Alternatives Steering Group held a workshop earlier this month at the Great Wolf Lodge to give basin residents a first look at four proposals that now … more
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Centralia Superintendent Lisa Grant smiles for a photo in front of the district administration office Tuesday afternoon.
Person of the Year: Lisa Grant, Centralia School District Superintendent 
Editor's Note: Each year, The Chronicle Editorial Board honors a Person of the Year for their exceptional work completing their job duties or their performance in the community outside of their … more
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Angry and concerned citizens march into the Governor’s office and present a petition with over 3,000 signatures asking Governor Jay Inslee to take a harder look at how things were handled with Supreme Living.
In Focus: At Capitol, Protesters Rally Against Tenino Area Sex Offender Housing
Protesters from the Tenino area on Thursday demonstrated at the Capitol against plans for housing sex offenders at a home south of Maytown.  The facility, owned and run by Supreme Living LLC, … more
Roots and ivy disturb a grave at Mountain View Cemetery in Centralia Wednesday afternoon.
Mountain View Cemetery in Centralia Repossessed by Lewis County After Foreclosure 
Presumably there is more to the name on a headstone at Mountain View Cemetery in Centralia that reads “Edith M. Capp—” but the final letters are obscured by ivy. We know a few … more
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These photos of Aron Christensen and Buzzo were provided by friends of Aron Christensen.
Lewis County Sheriff’s Office Receives Final Report in Aron Christensen Death Investigation
The Lewis County Sheriff’s Office intends to refer Aron Christensen’s case back to the prosecutor’s office within the next two weeks, The Chronicle confirmed Tuesday.  A … more
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Michelle Le Anne Steffens appears virtually in Lewis County Superior Court Tuesday afternoon in Chehalis.
Mineral Murder Suspect Jailed Pending Charges 
A Mineral woman suspected of killing a man in Mineral Sunday night will be held at the Lewis County Jail through Thursday morning as detectives finish their investigation into the incident, a Lewis County Superior … more
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Jill Hammond, formerly Jill Leitzke, of Olympia, smiles and holds up her Tenino High School Diploma on Monday.
Woman Receives Tenino High School Diploma 42 Years After Finishing High School
Olympia resident Jill Hammond, formerly Jill Leitzke, finally received her high school diploma from Tenino High School more than four decades after completing her classes. The Tenino School District … more
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From left, Sarah Fox, Kerri Jeter, Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders and Kendall Tutlle answer questions during a community meeting at Tenino High School on Sunday.
Tenino Residents, Lawmakers, Plan to Fight Back Against Sex Offender Housing in Community 
Tenino area residents will not allow a privately-owned, less-restrictive housing facility for five sex offenders to operate near Maytown without putting up a fight.  With less than a week … more
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Corey Christensen performs in the band Dead Friends behind photos of his brother at Dante’s in Portland on Friday as part of a 50th birthday celebration for Aron Christensen.
Aron Christensen’s Family Celebrates Musician’s 50th Birthday Five Months After Death
In another world, Aron Christensen would have celebrated his 50th birthday alongside family and friends on Friday, Jan. 20.  As it was, Christensen’s friends and family celebrated … more
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A cross-country skier makes her way down a trail beside Leech Lake at White Pass Ski Area’s Nordic trails on Sunday.
Nordic Center at White Pass Ski Area Offers Cross-Country Skiing, Snowshoeing and More
Though all winter sports test the athlete’s mettle, the Nordic side of White Pass Ski Area may offer less intimidating recreational opportunities than the steep slopes across U.S. Highway … more
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Signs sit on display in opposition of the Supreme Living facility located at 2813 140th Avenue Southwest in Tenino during a meeting with Thurston County Commissioners in Olympia on Tuesday.
Amid Uproar Over Tenino Sex Offender Housing, Lawmakers Work on Bill to Prevent Similar Situations
State lawmakers are working on a bill to prevent situations similar to the opening of a new home for individuals convicted of sexually violent offenses in Tenino that has surprised, worried and … more
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Former Chehalis Tribe Chairman David Burnett smiles for a photo in front of the Chehalis River at Rainbow Falls State Park near Dryad. This location is a traditional hunting ground for lamprey by the Chehalis Tribe. The falls — which are called “Slōsǐd,” meaning “fish trap,” in the oral history “Honné, the Spirit of the Chehalis” — are within the ceded territory of the Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation. In the 1960s, the U.S. settled a lawsuit with the Tribe for 3 million acres of land, including these ancient hunting grounds. The federal government paid just $1.7 million for the land — about 50 cents an acre. The falls are still within the Tribe’s usual and accustomed hunting and fishing grounds, and lamprey are caught there every year.
David Burnett Reflects on Decades Fighting for Sovereignty, Prosperity
Fat with rain, the Chehalis River howls over Rainbow Falls — “Slōsid,” or “fish trap,” these ancient fishing grounds … more
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FILE PHOTO — Green Hill School in Chehalis.
Snacks, an Overdose and a Bag of ‘Skittles’: How Green Hill Fentanyl Bust Unfolded
The Joint Narcotics Enforcement Team (JNET) announced Thursday that it has arrested four Green Hill School inmates connected to the overdose of an inmate last year. The case began when a … more
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Mount Rainier towers above Mineral Lake, which is just below the Nisqually River in Northeast Lewis County. This photo was taken last August.
Updated: Amid Lawsuit, YMCA Purchases Remainder of Land From Mineral Lake to Nisqually River
The YMCA of Greater Seattle has purchased approximately 1,500 acres of land abutting its 500 acres on the north shore of Mineral Lake in northeast Lewis County. The nonprofit first purchased the … more
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Signs are held in opposition of the Supreme Living facility located at 2813 140th Avenue Southwest in Tenino during a meeting with Thurston County Commissioners in Olympia on Tuesday.
Tenino Area Residents Rally Against Planned Housing for Sex Offenders
Tenino area residents filled almost every vacant seat in the Thurston County Board of Commissioners’ meeting room in Olympia on Tuesday with one unified message of concern and anger toward a … more
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A Lewis County Sheriff’s Office deputy took this photo of three dogs on Debra Lee Cramer’s property after she denied knowing where the animals were.
Centralia Woman Accused of Stealing Neighbor’s Dogs Pleads Not Guilty to Felony Theft, Obstruction Charges
A Centralia woman accused of stealing her neighbor’s three dogs and then lying about it to law enforcement pleaded not guilty to felony second-degree theft and obstruction charges in Lewis … more
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Michelle Mackey, left, is pictured with her boyfriend, Jack Chambers. Chambers is currently in Costa Rica with Michelle Mackey's sister, Shana Mackey, as the two try to help her recover from a coma after she suffered cardiac arrest while being administered anesthesia during a dental procedure last week.
Support Sought for Chehalis Woman Comatose in Costa Rica After Dental Surgery Went Wrong
A Chehalis woman is stuck in a hospital in Costa Rica and remains in a coma after suffering a reaction to anesthesia that caused cardiac arrest. Her friends and family are now working to raise money … more
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