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The sheriff’s office announced the arrest in a news release that included a photo of Anne M. Baker being led to the Lewis County Jail. She was booked into jail on Friday. 
Sheriff’s Office: Centralia woman arrested in $1.4 million embezzlement case
The Lewis County Sheriff’s Office on Friday arrested a 57-year-old Centralia woman accused of stealing $1.4 million from her employer over the course of a decade.  The sheriff’s … more
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Gesa President and CEO Don Miller, left, and Mike Alexander, a senior trust officer at Gesa, pose for a photo at Gesa Credit Union in Centralia on Tuesday, July 29.
Gesa Credit Union CEO talks Security State Bank acquisition, plans for future
First incorporated as a bank in downtown Chehalis back in 1903 with startup capital of $15,000, Security State Bank grew into a regionally successful credit union with 12 locations in Lewis, … more
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Greenlee Clark poses for a photo while interning with Fox 10 News in Phoenix.
Toledo grad carving out reputation in multimedia journalism
When Greenlee Clark was a sixth grader at Toledo Middle School, she was told repeatedly by leadership teacher Jeff Davis that she needed to pursue a career in broadcasting. In Davis’ eyes … more
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Mossyrock’s 2025 Blueberry Festival Parade grand marshal Buddy Rose with his eldest daughter Natalie Gonzalez, younger granddaughter Cecilia and older granddaughter Claudia, photographed in Morton in 2024.
Brian Mittge: Mossyrock honors keeper of stories on water, fire and blueberries
They say “you can’t go home again,” but that’s not just a sentimental saying for Buddy Rose. The longtime chronicler of East Lewis County life and history literally … more
Gov. Bob Ferguson speaks during the Washington Labor Council convention in Vancouver, Wash. on July 23, 2025. (Photo by Bill Lucia/Washington State Standard)
Where’s Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson?
With most jobs, you have to give your boss an idea of where you are and what you are doing during the workday. Gov. Bob Ferguson, who works for the people of Washington state, has not been doing this … more
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Cones surround a human-made pit to help contain and recover diesel fuel near Olequa Creek in Winlock on Tuesday, July 29. The Washington state Department of Ecology responded to a report of an oil sheen in the creek. The department estimates over 200 gallons of diesel spilled into Olequa Creek.
Cleanup at Olequa Creek continues after 200 gallons of diesel leaked from tank
Cleanup efforts continue at a site along Olequa Creek in Winlock after a diesel fuel spill from a nearby tank contaminated the surrounding area earlier this month. A spill team with the … more
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Fire crews from Onalaska, Salkum and Napavine responded to a house fire in Onalaska on July 21. Tina Parnell was hospitalized with severe burns.
Community organizes silent auction, spaghetti feed fundraiser for Onalaska family impacted by house fire
Community members are working on a benefit event for Onalaska residents Wes and Tina Parnell, who were impacted by a house fire on July 21, losing their belongings, home, and their beloved dog. … more
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Hadleigh Westover, right, and fellow finalists react to her being named the new Little Miss Friendly during the 2024 Little Miss Friendly ceremony at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2024.
Finalists announced for Little Miss Friendly, the ‘living logo’ of the Southwest Washington Fair
The top five Little Miss Friendly candidates have been announced following interviews that took place at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in late July.  Little Miss Friendly is … more
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A plane streaks across the Milky Way Galaxy over Onalaska's Herold Observatory late in the evening on Monday, July 28, in this long-exposure photo.
More than 100 people visit Onalaska’s Herold Observatory for public stargazing event 
With its 24-inch mirror pointed toward the skies, more than 100 visitors flocked to Onalaska beginning at 11 p.m. on Monday, July 28, for a public star-gazing event using the Turner Telescope inside … more
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Loren Ackerman, President of the South Thurston County Historical Society, demonstrates the printing process of the city of Tenino’s wooden money during the Tenino Oregon Trail Days on Saturday, July 26.
Tenino releases new run of its famous wooden money for Oregon Trail Days
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Tenino Depot Museum’s move, Loren Ackerman dusted off the 1890 Chandler & Price printing press to print and distribute a new batch of souvenir wooden … more
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W.F. West players celebrate after winning the 2025 Battle on the Blacktop Tournament at Tenino High School on Sunday, July 27.
Prep soccer: W.F. West recaptures Battle on the Blacktop title
TENINO — Defense wins championships. Or in this case, summer soccer tournaments. The W.F. West High School girls soccer team didn’t lose much to graduation from the back line … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez answers a question at a town hall in the TransAlta Commons at Centralia College on Tuesday, April 22.
As 2026 midterms loom, Washington state’s congressional lawmakers rake in cash
Washington’s most vulnerable Democrat in the U.S. House had a strong fundraising quarter in anticipation of a tough 2026 reelection. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania County, who is … more
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Mountain goats graze on a ridge as the sun sets at Mount Rainier National Park on Thursday, July 24.
In focus: Sunset on Mount Rainier's Skyline Loop at Paradise
Oakley Carlson, who went missing more than three years ago, is pictured here before she vanished and in an age-progressed image provided by investigators showing what she might look like now.
Campaign launched to keep Oakley Carlson’s disappearance in spotlight as mother is released from prison
With the July 25 prison release of Jordan Bowers, the biological mother of missing child Oakley Carlson and one of two primary suspects in her disappearance, Oakley’s foster family and national … more
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Members of the Washington State Office of Independent Investigations were at the scene of a fatal police shooting on Sunday, Jan. 12, in the 400 block of North Ash Street in Centralia.
Investigators release final report on fatal Centralia police shooting 
Moments after fatally wounding a 23-year-old Centralia man after responding to a domestic violence report on the morning of Jan. 12, veteran officer Ruben Ramirez lamented the violence, which came … more
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Washington state Department of Transportation trail cameras captured these photos of deer, bears and a newt approaching Interstate 5 between Rochester and Tumwater between 2022 and 2024.
State agencies, stakeholders meet to promote wildlife passage project
If you have driven on Interstate 5 north of Centralia in recent weeks, chances are you have seen some roadkill. Many deer and other animals are hit each week along the stretch of I-5, which … more
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From the left, Fionna Velazquez, fair and events manager for the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds, Little Miss Friendly Hadleigh Westover, Miss Lewis County’s Teen Hailey Sturdevant, and advisory board member Edna Fund hold new street signs for the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds after presenting them during the Centralia City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 22.
Southwest Washington Fair unveils four new street names honoring three fair legends
The Southwest Washington Fairgrounds unveiled the change of four street names within the fairgrounds property to pay homage to three longtime fair contributors. The street names, debuted during … more
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Irene and Sam Cots Trevino pose for a photo in the kitchen of Ox Centralia located in downtown Centralia on Tuesday, July 22.
Ox Centralia: Former engineer turned chef bringing Spanish cuisine to downtown Centralia together with wife
Originally an engineer, having grown up in Barcelona, Spain, Samuel Cots Trevino has always had a passion for cooking given the region’s rich culinary history and famous dishes such as bomba … more
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Fire crews from Onalaska, Napavine and Salkum work to extinguish a fire that engulfed multiple residential structures and vehicles on the 100 block of Kruger Road in Onalaska late Monday night. One person was transported to Providence Centralia Hospital with burns. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. The fire was knocked down as of 1:18 a.m. Tuesday morning.
One injured in Monday night fire in Onalaska that destroyed structures, vehicles
One person was transported to Providence Centralia Hospital with burns after a fire in the 100 block of Kruger Road in Onalaska late Monday night destroyed multiple residential structures and several … more
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Billy Gilman performs during Chehalis Music in the Park at Recreation Park on Friday, July 18.
Billy Gilman rocks first of three free Music in the Park shows in Chehalis
The 2025 Chehalis Music in the Park series kicked off on Friday, July 18, with a performance by Billy Gilman at Recreation Park. It was the first of three concerts set for this summer. … more
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