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Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad embarks on restoration project for Porter No. 5 steam locomotive
The nonprofit Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad (MRSR) nonprofit on Wednesday announced its plans to restore the iconic Porter No. 5 steam locomotive to its former glory.  Built by H.K. Porter … more
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Toledo Police Chief Duane Garvais Lawrence, right, speaks while holding hands with his daughter, Unity Louie Garvais Lawrence and LoVina Louie Lawrence, far left, during the missing or murdered Indigenous persons solidarity event at Toledo Middle School on Sunday, May 5.
Toledo police become first department to formally recognize missing and murdered indigenous women
While they may be first, Toledo Police Chief Duane Garvais Lawrence hopes his department isn’t the last. “The blight of Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, men and children is a … more
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American red wolf M2191, named Finch while in captivity, is pictured at Wolf Haven in Tenino.
Endangered American red wolf from Wolf Haven in Tenino released into the wild, produces pups
An endangered wolf born at the Wolf Haven International in Tenino has been released into the wild and produced a litter of pups, according to a news release from the sanctuary. In October 2023, … more
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A community recycle event will offer Lewis County residents an opportunity to recycle several materials and offer proper disposal for others on May 11 at the Lewis County Public Works Department Road Shop at 111 Pleasant Valley Road, between Napavine and Winlock off of Highway 603.
Free recycling event between Napavine and Winlock to help residents clean up
A community recycle event will offer Lewis County residents an opportunity to recycle several materials and offer proper disposal for others on May 11 at the Lewis County Public Works Department Road … more
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The cast of "Next to Normal" performs at the Corbet Theatre in Centralia during a dress rehearsal on Monday, May 6.
Centralia College spring musical explores mental health issues with musical ‘Next to Normal’ 
Theaters often choose lighthearted shows for their end-of-season productions, but Centralia College chose a different route this year, ending its 2023-24 season with the rock musical “Next to … more
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Tony Karniss is presented a Lifetime Achievement Award by Back Country Horsemen of Washington President Dana Chamber on May 2 in Onalaska.
Tony Karniss honored by Back Country Horsemen with Lifetime Achievement Award
Tony Karniss, a lifetime Lewis County man, was recognized for his volunteer work for Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW) with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Onalaska Fire Hall on May 2. … more
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Volunteers Ron Sherrill, right, Don Haerling, center right, Catalina Cerny, center left, Sabrina Cerny, left, and Anastasia Cerny behind them work to clean the sidewalk along North Tower Avenue on Sunday, May 5, during the Centralia Downtown Association's volunteer spring cleanup event.
In focus: Volunteers spruce up downtown Centralia at CDA spring cleanup
Miss Thunder Mountain Queen Taylre Byford rides her horse during the May Day parade in Vader on Saturday, May 4.
In focus: Vader May Day signals start of festival season in Lewis County
The Vader May Day Parade and festival was held in Lewis County's southernmost town on Saturday. These photos were captured by Chronicle photographer Ridley Hudson.  Vader May Day … more
Speakers and participants pose for a photo during the missing or murdered Indigenous persons (MMIP) solidarity event at Toledo Middle School on Sunday, May 5. The Toledo Police Department unveiled a custom patch to recognize missing and murdered Indigenous people (MMIP) across the country, with officials hoping the first-in-the-country patch will inspire other departments to take a similar step. The event coincided with MMIP National Awareness Day, held annually on May 5, and included testimonials and tributes to the disproportionate rate that Indigenous tribes face abuse, and the challenges families often face when seeking justice. A descendent of the Colville Tribe and Fort Peck Assiniboine, Toledo Police Chief Duane Garvais Lawrence praised former Mayor Steve Dobosh, current Mayor Cheri Devore and former city council member Kelly Thomas for their work in securing the patch. The Chronicle will have additional coverage of the ceremony in the Thursday’s edition.
In focus: New police patch unveiled during missing or murdered Indigenous persons solidarity event at Toledo Middle School
A missing or murdered Indigenous persons (MMIP) solidarity event was held at Toledo Middle School on Sunday, May 5. T he Toledo Police Department unveiled a custom patch to recognize missing and … more
Elena and her sheep, Arthur, stand for a photo at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Centralia during the Spring Youth Fair on Saturday, May 4.
In focus: Youths show off their hard work at Spring Youth Fair
The Spring Youth Fair was held at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds Friday through Sunday.  Area youths showed their animals and competed in a variety of contests.  These … more
Shoppers browse a selection of vendors at the Centralia Farmers Market at Centralia College on Friday, May 3.
Centralia Farmers Market opens season at Centralia College; Community Farmers Market of Chehalis to host preview and plant sale Tuesday
As the spring season settles over the region, the farmers markets in both Centralia and Chehalis will again provide locally grown produce and other products. Those who frequent the farmers … more
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Former Seattle Seahawks running back Chris Warren, in the green sweater, poses with young fans on Sunday, May 5, during an autograph signing at the Keiper's Cards and Memorabilia Show in downtown Centralia.
Former Seahawks running back and three-time Pro Bowler visits Centralia to sign autographs
Dozens of people showed up in downtown Centralia and lined up to meet former Seattle Seahawks running back and three-time Pro Bowler Chris Warren on Sunday. He made an appearance during the … more
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A kid competes in the swine showmanship competition during the Spring Youth Fair at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis on Saturday, May 4.
In focus: Scenes from the Spring Youth Fair at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds
The Spring Youth Fair continued at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Saturday.  The fair, which began on Friday, will continue on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  Chronicle … more
The sun sets on Mount St. Helens on Saturday, March 16.
Outreach events planned at Mount St. Helens as eruption anniversary approaches
In observance of Volcano Awareness Month, several scientists and preparedness experts will commemorate the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens during a May 18 event at the Science and Learning Center … more
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The Japanese Festival will be held in Tenino from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 11. This photo is from the 2023 event.
Japanese Festival set for on May 11 in Tenino
The Japanese Festival will be held in Tenino from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 11. The festival, hosted by the Tenino High School Japan program and Japanese Club, will be held at Tenino High School, … more
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An American flag is planted in a front yard in this photo provided by the Centralia Rotary Club.
Centralia Rotary Club Flag Program expands to Chehalis
The Centralia Rotary Club’s Flags program is expanding to Chehalis, the organization announced Thursday. For an annual membership fee to join the Centralia Rotary Flags program, anyone … more
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Owners Laura Duthie, left, and Jeannie Gluck pose for a photo outside the new 86’d on Tower located between their stores, Saddle Bum and Urban Farmgirl Market, in Centralia on Thursday, May 2.
86’d on Tower: Downtown Centralia business owners collaborate to open new hole-in-the-wall bar
Looking for a new spot in downtown Centralia to grab a beer, wine or cider and take a break while shopping? 86’d on Tower, a new hole-in-the-wall bar sandwiched in between Saddle Bum … more
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Student photography is put on display ahead of the Spring Youth Fair at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Friday, May 3.
Spring Youth Fair underway at Southwest Washington Fairgrounds
The Spring Youth Fair opened at 5 p.m. Friday, May 3, at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds following final preparations. Chronicle photographer Kody Christen stopped by Friday morning as … more
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The W.F. West High School Home and Garden Show in Chehalis pictured from above on Thursday, May 2.
In focus: W.F. West High School Home and Garden Show raises funds to support Career and Technical Education programs
The W.F. West High School Home and Garden Show in Chehalis began on Thursday, May 2, and extends through Saturday, May 4. All of the items at the plant sale are grown or made by students in the … more
The outside area at 3 Dog Cider, pictured from above, is located at 2040 U.S. Highway 12 in Ethel on Thursday, May 2.
3 Dog Cider and Brewstillery expands, opens new tasting room in Ethel heritage barn formerly owned by the Hadaller family
After first opening 3 Dog Cider and Brewstillery in 2021 on a small remaining portion of his family’s old apple orchards in Silver Creek, Joshua Hail has successfully recultivated the land to … more
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