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A high-stakes negotiation between the U.S. and Canadian governments is underway in Seattle this week over the future management of the Columbia River. For 60 years, the Columbia River Treaty has … more
Editor's note:  Pick up a copy of Thursday's edition of The Chronicle for a full guide to the Southwest Washington Fair.  The fair runs Aug. 15-20. Visit   … more
Editor’s Note: This brief history of the fair was first published in 2006. Pick up a copy of Thursday's edition of The Chronicle for a full guide to the Southwest Washington Fair.  The … more
Editor's note: Pick up a copy of Thursday's edition of The Chronicle for a full guide to the Southwest Washington Fair.  The fair runs Aug. 15-20. Visit  … more
Editor's note:  Pick up a copy of Thursday's edition of The Chronicle for a full guide to the Southwest Washington Fair.  The fair runs Aug. 15-20. Last year, for the first time, … more
Tuesday, Aug. 15 Kid’s Day Ages 6-12 get half-price gate admission 9 a.m. Cavy fitting and showing at the Small Animal Building 9:30 a.m. Rabbit fitting and showing contest … more
Editor's note:  Pick up a copy of Thursday's edition of The Chronicle for a full guide to the Southwest Washington Fair.  The fair runs Aug. 15-20. For those who won’t make it … more
Editor's note:  Pick up a copy of Thursday's edition of The Chronicle for a full guide to the Southwest Washington Fair.  The fair runs Aug. 15-20. Because craft books and the internet … more
Editor's note: Pick up a copy of Thursday's edition of The Chronicle for a full guide to the Southwest Washington Fair.  The fair runs Aug. 15-20. While the fair has long hosted the … more
The Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging (LMTAAA) is speaking out against a policy announced by Lewis County Seniors nonprofit board president Carol Brock that stated prayer and politics are not … more
Winlock’s plan to expand the city limits by annexing 1,355 acres east of the current boundary was given the go-ahead by a review board on Monday night. It was the board’s third … more
Following months of complaints from residents about derelict RVs being parked or abandoned on city streets or private property and a rise in people camping on the streets, the City of Centralia … more
One member of Packwood’s abundant elk herd, dubbed “Hammock Head” by locals, earned regional notoriety for getting himself caught in a hammock late last year and spending the winter … more
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Chehalis Pharmacy on Tuesday. The newly opened business is located at 422 S. Market Blvd. According to the … more
The 80th annual Morton Loggers Jubilee will kick off on Thursday, Aug. 10, with events and competitions being held through Sunday. Logging competition events will include log rolling, ax throwing, … more
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT   Dispute   • A verbal dispute was reported in the 700 block of North Tower Avenue just before 8:45 a.m. on Aug. 6.     … more
Centralia High School alumni are invited to an event scheduled for Sept. 29 aimed at reuniting alumni, showcasing the newly improved high school and building support and pride among the Tiger … more
Following nearly 50 years of providing hair care to customers in Centralia and the surrounding area, Jim and Nonie Stiltner have retired and handed the reins of Appian Way Hair Care off to new owners … more
Hot rods, custom cruisers, motorcycles, classic muscle cars and more will be on display Saturday, Aug. 12, at the Lewis County Fire District 1 fire station in Onalaska for the second annual Onalaska … more
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