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SW Washington Teacher’s MAGA Hat Is a Form of Political Speech Protected by First Amendment, Appeals Court Rules
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals sided with a local middle school science teacher, ruling that his “Make America Great Again” baseball cap amounts to a form of political speech protected … more
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Derek Sanders speaks during a candidates forum hosted by the Tenino Area Chamber of Commerce last year.
Derek Sanders Eager to Shape Thurston County Sheriff's Office in New Year, But Expects 'Baptism by Fire'
Derek Sanders is eager to shape the Thurston County Sheriff's Office with his new command staff at the helm in 2023, but he says he's not completely sure what he's stepping into. Sanders was … more
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A crowd gathers around the Giant Cheese Ball at the Toledo Boat Launch for a New Year's Eve celebration on Saturday.
Toledo’s Giant Cheese Ball Drops for New Year
The Toledo Boat Launch parking lot isn’t as glamorous as Times Square, but Toledo’s New Year’s Eve ball drop has a perk that New York’s doesn’t: you get to eat the ball … more
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A squirrel carries food up a thorny branch last Tuesday morning in Centralia.
In Focus: Wildlife Above and Below
Oliver James Harris weighed 6 pounds, 7.1 ounces and was 18.5 inches long. He is the second son of Cede and Eric Harris, of Centralia, and brother of Levi Michael Harris, 21 months. Oliver was delivered by Dr. Jennifer Scalici of the Providence Centralia Women’s Center.
‘I Was a Bucket of Tears and Sweat’: Father Rushes Wife From Pe Ell to Centralia to Deliver First Baby of New Year
The first baby of 2023 born at Providence Centralia Hospital came into the world at 3:42 p.m. and was one of two babies born Jan. 1 at Providence Centralia. Oliver James Harris weighed 6 pounds, … more
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Flowers bloom between clovers in an old growth forest near Rainbow Falls State Park off state Route 6 in May 2022.
Discover the Best Washington State Parks on Free Days
The Washington State Discover Pass allows vehicle access to millions of acres of state recreation land. While the pass is priced at $35 for a year of access, there are 12 dates in 2023 where the pass … more
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Sirens: Indecent Liberties; DUI Arrest; Theft; Assault; Trespassing
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT   Hit-and-Run   •   A hit-and-run was reported in the 1100 block of Harrison Avenue just before 3:15 p.m. on Dec. 30. No injuries were … more
A sign for the Gifford Pinchot National Forest sits beside U.S. Highway 12 near White Pass Ski Area in this file photo.
Gifford Pinchot National Forest Announces Summer Seasonal Positions
The Gifford Pinchot National Forest will begin hiring for the 2023 summer season beginning Jan. 12.  A range of positions will be open at the six duty stations in Randle, Amboy, Carson, … more
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Arbor Health Morton Hospital
Arbor Health Tentatively Selects New CEO, Pending Final Agreement
Arbor Health released a statement on Thursday announcing the tentative selection of Kyle Kellum, of Valentine, Nebraska, as CEO, pending negotiations to finalize the offer.   Kellum, who … more
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Sarah Althauser speaks through a megaphone to visitors during the opening of Pine Street Plaza in Centralia in June 2021.
Boys & Girls Club of Lewis County Hires Sarah Althauser as New Executive Director
Sarah Althauser, a Centralia city councilor and business owner, announced Monday she is taking over as the new executive director of the Boys & Girls Club of Lewis County. The nonprofit serves … more
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Lewis County Court Commissioner Tracy Mitchell is pictured in this photo provided by the county.
Lewis County Marks Retirement of Long-Serving Court Commissioner Tracy Mitchell
One of the longest-serving judicial officers in Lewis County history, Constitutional Court Commissioner Tracy Mitchell, retired at the end of December.   Mitchell served on the bench at the … more
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A mushroom is pictured growing from moss in the Seminary Hill Natural Area on Sunday.
Southwest Washington Mycological Society to Hold Annual Membership Meeting
The Southwest Washington Mycological Society, a club focused on local mushrooms that is headquartered in Lewis County, will host a membership meeting at the WSU Extension office, 17 SW Cascade Ave. … more
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John Snaza is pictured in a recent photo and another from early in his career as a Thurston County Sheriff’s Office deputy.
Changing of the Guard: Outgoing Three-Term Thurston County Sheriff John Snaza Honored as New Sheriff Assumes the Office
The start of the new year brought change within the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office as outgoing Sheriff John Snaza said his goodbyes and incoming Sheriff Derek Sanders introduced his new … more
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Grace Period for Late Fees, Civil Penalties on Unpaid Washington Tolls Ends March 2023
Washington state drivers who are late in paying their toll road fees would do well to remember that the grace period for late fees on unpaid tolls ends on March 1, 2023. In July 2021, a revamped … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee is surrounded by legislators and reproductive health experts and advocates during a press conference responding to the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization in June. This photo was provided by the governor’s office.
Year in Review: Inslee Reflects on Achievements for 2022
In his 2022 year in review, Washington Governor Jay Inslee touted the state’s actions regarding green energy, environmental protections, the securing of abortion rights, solving the housing … more
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The Centralia Station project is seen through fog from above Monday morning. The multi-use development, located near Mellen Street, is a Port of Centralia project. A new WinCo store will be the anchor tenant at the development. WinCo Foods is a warehouse-style supermarket chain that offers a long list of bulk food items. All of its locations are open 24 hours a day. A solid date for the completion of the project has not been announced. 
In Focus: Progress at the Centralia Station Development From Above
The Centralia Station project is seen through fog from above Monday morning. The multi-use development, located near Mellen Street, is a Port of Centralia project. A new WinCo store will be the … more
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Cowlitz County Man Appealing Conviction After Being Found Guilty of Shooting a Shih Tzu
A Longview man is appealing his December animal cruelty conviction for allegedly shooting his neighbor’s dog in the face while it was tied up in the front yard. Cowlitz County Superior Court … more
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“In this picture are five generations of Verleys. Standing in back are great-grandpa Steve Verley, of Chehalis, and grandpa Zane Verley, of Centralia. In the front row are great-great-grandpa Gene Verley, of Chehalis, mom Phoenix Verley, of California, and sweet baby Jax.” — submitted by Debbie Verley
Photo: Five Generations of Local Family in One Photo
 “In this picture are five generations of Verleys. Standing in back are great-grandpa Steve Verley, of Chehalis, and grandpa Zane Verley, of Centralia. In the front row are … more
Jan Nontell, owner of the Rectangle Gallery, embraces Haddie Althauser as she sells a work of art last April in Centralia.
Community Calendar: Rectangle Gallery Emerging Artists Opening Gala; Mushroom Club Meeting; Bingo at Newaukum Golf Course
To add upcoming events to the Community Calendar, email reporter Matthew Zylstra at matthew@chronline.com.   Newaukum Golf Course Weekly Bingo Jan. 3 at the Newaukum Golf Course, 153 … more
Participants smile and pose for a photo during a 10K swim event hosted at Thorbeckes in Centralia for New Years.
Swimmers Welcome the New Year With 10K Swim at Thorbeckes in Centralia
Sixteen swimmers of different ages and abilities were welcomed at Thorbeckes in Centralia Saturday for the fourth New Year’s 10K Swim.  Swimmers participated in the 10-kilometer swim … more
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