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Scenes from the 2022 Toledo Cheese Days parade.
‘Where’s The Cheese?’ in 102nd Year, Toledo Festival Still Cheesy
Toledo, according to the local Lions Club’s 2023 Cheese Days magazine, is a town with many historic names: Plomondon’s Landing in the 1840s, Warbassport in the 1850s, Cowlitz Landing … more
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"In preparation for the 150th anniversary of the founding of Tenino and the 100th anniversary of the reconstruction of City Hall in 2023, we are attempting to excavate the time capsule from the cornerstone," wrote Tenino Mayor Wayne Fournier, who shared these photos of an old news clipping and workers attempting to locate the time capsule.
A Sesquicentennial Celebration: Full Day of Fun Planned for 150th Tenino Jubilee
The City of Tenino will be celebrating its 150th birthday on July 8 and city officials have organized a sesquicentennial jubilee. It is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. and end at 7 p.m. according to a … more
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Burnt Ridge Nursery owner and founder Michael Dolan discusses apples in this photo provided by the business.
Burnt Ridge Nursery in Onalaska Open for Summer Browsing, Classes
Burnt Ridge Nursery in Onalaska is open for drop-in browsing during the summer, according to a news release, and those who are looking for some expertise to go with their new plants are in luck. … more
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Fireworks illuminate the sky over Jesus Name Pentecostal Church's Freedom Celebration in Chehalis Sunday evening, July 2. The church has been holding the event since 2013. It featured free food, an obstacle course, bounce houses, entertainment and a fireworks show.
In Focus: Jesus Name Pentecostal Church Provides Freedom Celebration in Chehalis
Riffe Lake is illuminated by the moon rising over the Mossyrock Dam as lights cast a purple hue on Saturday night.
Photo: Moon Rises Over Mossyrock Dam
Lindsey Pollock and her parents Sue and Rene Remund smile for a photo Tuesday, June 27.
‘A Symphony in the Sky’: Fireworks Are Boistfort Family’s Community Gift
Rene Remund grew up in the Boistfort Valley. The unincorporated, West Lewis County community of a few hundred people is nearly all farmland. There is a river, grange hall, store, fire … more
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Blaire Mataftin, 3, smiles as she throws a plastic ax at a target during an Independence Day celebration in Rainier on Saturday, July 1.
Retro Rainier Independence Day Celebration Draws 2,000
For the second consecutive year, the Retro Rainier Independence Day celebration at Wilkowski Park in Rainier created an environment where community members could gather to celebrate Independence Day. … more
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Evacuation Ordered in Skamania County as Wildfire Grows
Residents in Skamania County were ordered to evacuate after a wildfire in Skamania County reached 125 acres, according to the Washington State Department of Natural Resources. The fire began … more
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Thurston County Man Who Died in Thursday Morning Wreck on U.S. 101 Identified
The 65-year-old man who died at the scene of a single-vehicle wreck early Thursday morning has been identified, according to the Washington State Patrol and the Thurston County Coroner's Office. … more
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The dog tag belonging to Thomas Jenkins of Battle Ground was found at Camp Cable in Australia by Fred Wimmer where the 32nd Infrantry "Red Arrow" Division was preparing for the New Guinea campaign between 1942 to 1944.
Dog Tag of World War II Soldier From Southwest Washington Found in Australia
Fred Wimmer and Chris Stephensen were recently out in the Australian bush on a metal detecting trip when they came across a dog tag with the name of Thomas F. Jenkins, from Battle Ground. Wimmer … more
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Runners line up and prepare to start the Mossyrock Independence Day 5K & 8K at the Mossyrock Dam Sunday, July 2, 2023.
In Focus: Mossyrock Independence Day 5K and 8K Walk and Run Held Sunday
Starting at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 2, runners and walkers participated in the Mossyrock Independence Day 5K and 8K Walk and Run starting near the Mossyrock Dam. Those participating had the … more
Grays Harbor County settled a wrongful death case out of court last month. (Michael S. Lockett / The Daily World File)
Grays Harbor County Settles for $1.35 Million in 2021 Prison Death
Grays Harbor County settled out of court in a wrongful death suit centered around an inmate who died by suicide while detained in the county jail in early 2021. Andrew Clark, 33, was found … more
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Man Killed in Vancouver Safeway Lot by Police Had Pistol, Robbery Note and Pipe Bomb
A man fatally shot by police after firing at them in a Vancouver Safeway parking lot in May was carrying a 9mm handgun and a handwritten robbery note and had a wig, burglary tools and a pipe bomb in … more
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Man Sentenced in Oregon for Stealing Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars in Coins
A 34-year-old Las Vegas man convicted of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in coins after being caught in Vancouver was sentenced to four years in federal prison. Richard Anthony Pena … more
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Visitors gather on the Benson Bridge at Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.
Fall From Oregon Hiking Trail Kills Father of Five 
A Beaverton man died after falling from a hiking trail near Multnomah Falls on Saturday afternoon, authorities said. The man, who has not been identified, was half a mile up the trail from … more
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New Washington State Laws Take Effect in July
OLYMPIA — More than 100 new laws will take effect in Washington this month, including changes to drug possession laws, protections for transgender minors and the declaration of a state … more
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Washington to pay $13.35M to Settle Suit Over Abuse, Neglect of Disabled Man
Washington state will pay $13.35 million to settle a lawsuit alleging a developmentally disabled man suffered decades of abuse and neglect, living in a moldy shack on the rat-infested property of a … more
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Girl, 12, Runs for Help After Man Abducted Her in Eastern Washington
A 12-year-old girl was abducted and released a short time later Thursday night west of Spokane, according to the Spokane County Sheriff's Office. Deputies and Spokane police officers … more
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"This is not Coachella," reads graffiti at the CHOP, or Capitol Hill Organized Protest, previously known as CHAZ, on June 21, 2020, in Seattle. (Bettina Hansen/Seattle Times/TNS)
Man Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison in Fatal CHOP Shooting
A King County Superior Court judge sentenced the man whose killing of another young man inside the Capitol Hill Organized Protest zone three years ago brought intense scrutiny to first responders for … more
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The apple was called "WA 64" and is a cross between Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink.
Washington State University Researchers Present New Apple Variety
Attention fruit lovers: A new breed of apple is on the way. Researchers from Washington State University Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center hosted a field day May 24 and invited growers to … more
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