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A court sketch in the newspaper is the only known image of O.C. Lacey
History talk in Tumwater to discuss 'mystery' of O.C. Lacey
History talks continue at the Schmidt House, with March’s talk scheduled for noon on March 5. The free hour-long talk is titled “Who Was O.C. Lacey? A Century-Old Mystery Solved!” … more
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Rep. Travis Couture speaks on a general fund budget panel during a legislative session preview in Olympia on Friday, Jan. 9.
Republican state lawmakers secure measures to combat child care fraud
The Washington state Auditor’s Office recently revealed it could not conduct full audits for fiscal years 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 because the Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) … more
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The Centralia branch of Gesa Credit Union is pictured from outside on Wednesday, July 30. The building is located at 1930 S. Gold St.
Gesa Credit Union supports Centralia financial education network through workshop series
Gesa, a credit union in the Pacific Northwest, recently completed a three-part financial literacy workshop series in Centralia, connecting nearly two dozen community partners and educators with money … more
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Rainier Middle School Honor Roll
Following are members of the Rainier Middle School Honor Roll. The list was provided by the Rainier School District. Principal’s List 4.0 GPA: Eighth grade: Jaycee Barlow, Reagan R. … more
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Rainier High School First Semester Honor Roll
Following are members of the Rainier High School first-semester honor roll. Students are listed from highest to lowest GPA. The list was provided by the Rainier School District. … more
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FROM THE ARCHIVES: "Once upon a time there was a valley and two villages. One was Centerville, the other Saunders' Bottom. They grew and one became Centralia and the other Chehalis. Barely separated by distance, they were the first Twin Cities in the Northwest. Their ties, like those of two growing youngsters, were strained at times by pride and jealousy. But they learned to work and to grow together, with transportation being one of the best links to understanding. Street cars, like the one pictured here, brought the first ease of travel between the Twin Cities." (Republished on Oct. 10, 1966, from the late 1800s to early 1900s)
A Look Back in Time: Chehalis resident chained outside J.C. Penney and forced to play bugle; Guns stolen from Centralia National Guard armory; Twin Cities’ businesses have windows shot out
In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Friday, Feb. 21, 1936, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about Chehalis resident Kirt Lund, who was sentenced to “be chained to a post in … more
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Officer Daniel Cox stands next to K9 Hector during a Centralia Police Department town hall meeting at Centralia Church of the Nazarene on Thursday, Feb. 19.
Centralia police K9 demo draws crowd for town hall meeting
Centralia Police Department Chief Andy Caldwell knew the large turnout had something to do with his special guests. “Everybody loves dogs,” Caldwell said with a smile.  On Thursday … more
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Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, speaks with Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Chehalis, before Gov. Bob Ferguson gives his State of the State address at the Washington state Capitol in Olympia on Tuesday, Jan. 13.
Many in Republican Lewis County oppose income tax, but revenue could solve one of the county's biggest budget problems
Revenue from a proposed Washington state income tax on the highest yearly earners could be used to address one of Lewis County’s biggest concerns, but in a way that the state lawmakers staunchly … more
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An example of a kit-built home is pictured in this photo provided by state Sen. Jeff Wilson.
Sen. Jeff Wilson pushes small kit homes as one way to ease Washington housing supply issues
A bill passed by the Washington state Senate this week could make small manufactured kit homes a more common option for affordable housing. Nineteenth Legislative District state Sen. Jeff … more
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The Washington Emergency Management Division provided these photos showing the aftermath of the Nisqually earthquake in Seattle and other areas of Western Washington.
Nisqually earthquake anniversary highlights need-to-know hazards
Twenty-five years ago this month, the magnitude 6.8 Nisqually earthquake hit the Puget Sound area, rocking the ground for 40 seconds or more and causing several billion dollars in damage. As the … more
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Protesters hold signs across the street from Mark Morris High School Tuesday, Feb. 10. They criticized what they described as a lack of response from the school after several students were accused of sexual assault. Two arrests were made in the case on Thursday.
​​Mark Morris High School suspects make first court appearance in Cowlitz County
The two Mark Morris High School students arrested on suspicion of rape made their first appearance in a packed Cowlitz County Juvenile Court room on Friday. The pair have not been formally … more
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The Lewis County Health Building in Chehalis on Thursday, June 27.
Lewis County food establishment inspection scores for December and January
Editor’s Note: These are reports from health inspections in Lewis County between December 2025 and January of this year. Lewis County Public Health’s inspections happen at various intervals, so … more
Aadin G. Gosser, 19, is pictured in the hospital following a crash on Feb. 10 caused by a suspected drunk driver.
19-year-old motorcyclist hit by drunk driver in Thurston County to undergo major surgery
The 19-year-old motorcyclist severely injured in a hit-and-run by a drunk driver in Thurston County on Feb. 10 is undergoing major surgery.   "If you could please keep him in your … more
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Raindancer Wild Bird Rescue in Olympia posted this photo of a rescued bald eagle to its Facebook page on Monday, Feb. 16. The rescue reported that the bird, who was found between the shoulder of I-5 and a retaining wall after being hit by a car, is "fiesty, eating, and has no palpable injuries." The eagle was transferred to Twin Harbors Wildlife Center in Montesano for continued care.
Bald eagle rescued near Tumwater has a broken wing and leg, wildlife sanctuary says
The bald eagle rescued from southbound Interstate 5 in the Tumwater area last week is now being treated for a broken wing and leg at a local wildlife sanctuary.  “These cases can be … more
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Sen. Patty Murray
Washington U.S. lawmakers who plan to skip Trump’s State of the Union address
WASHINGTON — Sen. Patty Murray will not attend President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address, opting to deliver her own speech from the Senate that day, she announced Thursday. … more
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Sen. Maria Cantwell listens during a roundtable discussion at Cascade Community Healthcare in Centralia on Thursday, Aug. 8.
Sen. Maria Cantwell, Washington elections officials slam Trump-backed voter ID bill
Sen. Maria Cantwell and top Washington elections officials warned Thursday a strict voter identification bill moving through Congress could sow chaos before the midterm elections and potentially … more
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Debate over Kurt Cobain’s death reignites with new claims
A group of forensic specialists led by a self-styled amateur detective is reigniting questions surrounding the death of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. They say new evidence they've uncovered … more
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Report: Police suspect Cowlitz County man took stolen property for drug payment
An informant helped investigators witness three drug buys before the February raid on a Longview home, court records show . Five people were arrested in the raid, in which 10 were originally … more
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Washington House advances proposal to codify state-funded policing near psych hospitals
House lawmakers advanced a proposal Thursday to provide additional police funding to the cities of Lakewood and Medical Lake for hosting Washington’s two psychiatric hospitals. Senate Bill … more
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ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations officers and a federal agent detain a person at a home in Phoenix, Ariz.
Seattle council votes to restrict sharing info with federal immigration authorities
The Seattle City Council has unanimously passed a bill prohibiting city employees and departments from sharing nonpublic personal information with federal immigration authorities for civil … more
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