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Contractor and Consultant Chosen for Next Phase of Chehalis Main Street Improvement Project; Construction to Start June 5
The City of Chehalis awarded contracts for construction and consultation work this month for phase two of the Main Street improvement project.   Rognlin’s Inc. out of Aberdeen was the … more
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The Keeper Of The Faith is composed of Lima Taito, Agaese Taito, Faalai Taito, Zephanaiah Taito and Peter Wainaina. According to an announcement for the event, the group is one of the most diverse southern gospel bands listeners will ever hear.
Southern Gospel Music Group 'The Keepers Of The Faith 'Coming to Centralia June 4
The Keepers Of The Faith, a southern gospel music group, will perform Sunday, June 4, at 3 p.m. at the Mountain View Baptist Church in Centralia. No tickets are required for the concert and no … more
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Pirate fans and family pose for a photo while holding signs for the Adna High School baseball team as they leave for state appearances on Thursday, May 25.
In Focus: Adna Baseball Team Gets a Sendoff
Brown Mill at Napavine is pictured in 1910. At left are Wendell Hammond and Jim Allison. In the background on the log are Thurston Reynolds and Arthur Brown. Below them are an unknown person, John Johnson, Emil Lentz and Charles Lentz (with horse). The mill was founded by Carroll L. Brown, who came to Washington from Maine in 1877. The mill started out at 5,000 feet and later expanded to 20,000 feet. Later it became known as Coal Creek Lumber Company. This photo and information was originally submitted by Eric J. Wilson for Our Hometowns.
A Look Back in Time: Two Men Use False Identity, Wine to Rob Centralia Resident in 1943
Warrants charging two Centralia residents with grand larceny were announced by Lewis County Sheriff J.A. Blankenship on Thursday, May 27, 1943. The warrants were for George King and Glenn Darnell … more
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FILE PHOTO— A Tenino Police officer reroutes traffic to Centralia while law enforcement investigates the scene of an officer involved shooting along Old Highway 99 SE in 2022.
The Most Unsafe, Congested Thurston County Roads, According to a New Study
An in-progress study has identified rural roads where Thurston County should prioritize safety and traffic flow improvements. The Thurston County Mobility Strategy Study has developed a list of … more
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Tenino’s newly installed city park playground is pictured in this photo published on the city’s Facebook page earlier this month.
State to Fund Improvement Projects at Tenino City Park, Athletic Fields
Upgrades to Tenino City Park will be supported by new grant funding from the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO). The state awarded more than $4.7 million on Tuesday to … more
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Lewis County officials are currently in the process of finalizing interim and final shelter designs, as the county plans to open and operate an interim shelter in the old Washington State Employees Credit Union building next to where the permanent shelter will be. 
New Night–by-Night Shelter Progress Highlighted at Centralia City Council; Interim Shelter Expected to Open in the Fall
While communities nationwide struggle with the rise in homelessness, progress to get   Lewis County’s new night-by-night homeless shelter ready to open was discussed at Tuesday … more
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Snoopy is featured on American Red Cross shirts given to those who donated blood at Cascade Community Healthcare in Centralia on Thursday, April 20, 2023.
Community Calendar: Tenino Farmers Market; Red Cross Blood Drive; Discovery Trail Work Party
To add upcoming events to the Community Calendar, email news@chronline.com.   Tenino Farmers Market   May 27 in the 200 block of Sussex Avenue in downtown Tenino; 10 a.m. to … more
Parkside Elementary School students, their teachers and parents participate in the school's annual Jog-A-Thon fundraising event Friday morning in Tenino.
Tenino’s Parkside Elementary School Jog-A-Thon Celebrates 30 Years of Fun, Fitness and Fundraising
When Parkside Elementary School physical education teacher Jeff Thummel first tells his students they’re going to jog for 30 minutes straight, most of the kids say they don’t think they … more
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The U.S. Supreme Court building as seen on Sunday, July 11, 2021, in Washington, D.C. (Daniel Slim/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)
As Supreme Court Weakens Clean Water Act, What Does It Mean for Washington?
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling Thursday that eroded longstanding water protections might have little effect in Washington because of the state's more stringent laws safeguarding wetlands, but it could … more
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Man Sentenced to 45 Years for Cold-Case Murder of Washington Teen
KENT — Sarah Yarborough's family and friends recalled the fear that permeated their school and community, their curfews tightened and locks double-bolted. They detailed how a generation of … more
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A bag of heroin fentanyl pills, as seen on July 2, 2018. (U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration)
House Passes Bill Backed by McMorris Rodgers, Biden to Crack Down on Fentanyl
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The House of Representatives on Thursday passed legislation to permanently classify fentanyl and similar synthetic opioids among the most dangerous drugs, as Republicans and … more
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Saphira Orling, 14, was last seen around the 600 block of East Market Street on May 21 around 1:30 p.m. Orling is described as standing 5 foot 1 inches tall and 120 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. The APD news release says she may have traveled to the Olympia area.
Police in Grays Harbor County Seek Missing Girl
The Aberdeen Police Department is seeking information on a missing teenager last seen on Sunday. Saphira Orling, 14, was last seen around the 600 block of East Market Street on May 21 around … more
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The Washington state Capitol building stands against clear skies in Olympia on Thursday, Jan. 5.
Washington’s New Capital Gains Tax Brings in Far More Than Expected
OLYMPIA — Early figures suggest Washington could bring in $849 million in its first year of collecting the state's new capital gains tax, potentially sending hundreds of millions more than … more
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Washington Insurance Commissioner Directs Insurer to Reprocess Ground Ambulance Claims
Washington state Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler has taken action against Cambia Health Solutions, Inc., and its subsidiaries, including Regence BlueShield, instructing them to reprocess ground … more
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Nichole L. Thompson, 33, of Rochester, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Thursday, May 11.
Woman Sentenced to 51 Months in Prison for Lewis County Man’s Overdose Death
A 33-year-old woman has pleaded guilty to controlled substance homicide in Lewis County Superior Court following her arrest earlier this month after the overdose death of a 57-year-old Lewis County … more
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Elementary school students in Centralia hold up a “Tiger Power” sign for the state-bound high school softball team on Thursday morning.
In Focus: Centralia Fastpitch Team Gets Sendoff to State
The Centralia High School fastpitch team is off to state competition in Selah for the first time since 2018. The occasion was celebrated Thursday as elementary and middle school students in the … more
Cuchulain Kelly is pictured with his dog, Willie Dog Nelson, on his back in this courtesy photo provided by Kelly. Willie Dog Nelson was Kelly's main inspiration for his new single titled, "My Dog.” He is beginning his nationwide summer tour in Centralia.
Two Artists Set to Perform at The Juice Box in Centralia on Friday
An NPR Music-featured Americana artist called Cuchulain (an Irish name pronounced “ka-hoo-lin”) and a Bainbridge Island-based singer songwriter, Jenner Fox, will take the stage at The … more
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Two individuals were put into custody after a Flock camera identified a vehicle as stolen in downtown Centralia on Wednesday, May 24.
Updated: Two Arrests Made in Grand Mound After Stolen Vehicle Detected by Camera in Centralia 
A Seattle man was arrested in Grand Mound Wednesday after fleeing from Centralia police in a stolen vehicle, according to a news release from the department.  Peter J. Lee, 37, was arrested … more
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More Chinook Salmon Fishing Approved for Columbia River
More spring chinook salmon fishing in the Columbia River was approved Wednesday by managers in Oregon and Washington. Sport fishing will continue unabated from Thursday through June 4 (a week … more
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