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The Chronicle sports staff (Dylan and Zach) join Aaron to discuss allocations for District 4 into the state playoffs at all levels, and what seven berths means for the GSHL/EvCo conglomeration, what … more
The Chronicle sports staff (Dylan and Zach) join Aaron to discuss the big wins and close losses of the third week of the prep football season. Zach introduces “Take of the Week.” RPI has … more
On the 295th episode (or is it?), host Aaron VanTuyl and Chronicle editor Eric Schwartz discuss a great 1926 news entry in which the Lewis County Sheriff was running liquor and cutting out local … more
On the 293rd episode, host Aaron VanTuyl and Chronicle editor Eric Schwartz discuss their favorite scorned-lover revenge plots, Jim Walsh’s recent postathon, Kevin Carns’ new position and Maureen … more
On the 292nd episode, host Aaron VanTuyl has been abandoned by his buddy and recruits Chronicle reporters  to help record a podcast. Jacob Farmer calls in to discuss fire chiefs and reporting on … more
The Chronicle sports staff (Dylan and Zach) join Aaron to discuss the big wins and close losses of the first week of the prep football season. Onalaska ran for 600 yards. Napavine scored 60 points … more
The Chronicle sports staff (Dylan and Zach) join Aaron to discuss what transpired over the summer and break down each of the prep football leagues in anticipation of Week 1’s games, plus a quick … more
On the 291st episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss Mossyrock’s new ordinance on roaming, unleashed dogs and NEW roosters, keeping a closet skunk as a pet, robbing the bank in … more
On the 289th episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss Packwood’s incoming pot shops, courtesy of the county commissioners; an Adna-raised federal agent’s retirement; campaign … more
On the 289th episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss the reign of Reagan Juarez as Little Miss County, everything at the SWW Fair, hiring cops under House Bill 2015, still more … more
On the 288th episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss the early results of the August 4 primary election, which was low on surprises but perhaps wealthy in comeuppance.  … more
On the 287th episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss the departure of photo editor Ridley Hudson, vacation season, parades in Tenino and annexations. Sponsored by: … more
On the 286th episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss the Sheriff resurfacing on AM radio, ‘T’ levels across the county, a slew of election profiles, a new anti-crime law … more
On the 285th episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss the Commissioners’ Forum in Morton, the World Cup soccer thing, Fourth of July, the phantom episode, STP weekend, a candidate for … more
On the 283rd episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss the newest Sheriff’s Office debate, business at the library, a rock and roll Americana show Thursday night and more. … more
On the 281st episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss the Michael Kelly bribery verdict, a meeting about riverside apartments and commercial property in Centralia, the Lewis County … more
On the 280th episode, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Eric Schwartz discuss raw milk in Idaho, a feature on a sheriff candidate, a tax proposal for safety, a column from a divisive columnist, and coming for … more
The Chronicle sports staff is all on board to congratulate Napavine on a state baseball title and discuss the myriad of state track champions. The staff went on one last road swing before summer. … more
On the 279th episode of The Chronicle News Dump, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz welcome on reporter Jacob Farmer to discuss the latest in the ongoing Tracy … more
The Chronicle sports staff is all in the studio to discuss their adventures in Yakima and Selah, the close calls in the finals for WF West and Adna, Napavine and Tumwater making baseball’s final … more
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