In focus: Chamber celebrates Wellspring renovation

Facility members stand around owners Alvin Wong, far right, and Tina Wong and facility administrator, Kari Sutherland, outside Wellspring assisted living and memory care facility Thursday, Feb. 29, as the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The ceremony took place at 1215 S. Tower Ave. in Centralia, just a block north of Centralia Christian School. Alvin Wong said the building has been renovated and reimagined to serve 22 memory care residents with fully furnished rooms. Wellspring also boasts a brand-new kitchen and a fully remodeled interior that includes private rooms for families to gather during visits. An Airbnb-style residence is also available for out-of-town guests to reserve for visiting during hospice or special occasions.