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Oakville native and career banker Charlee Paull declared her candidacy for the Grays Harbor County auditor post at Monday’s Showcase Oakville event at Oakville High School. Joseph R. … more
Centralia United Methodist Church will host its free “Soup to Go” event from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 30 at 506 S. Washington Ave. The church puts on a “Soup on … more
Lewis County Fire District 2 in Toledo is supporting a toy drive that will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6 in support of the MultiCare Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital, the agency … more
Students from a local high school civics class paid a visit to the Centralia City Council this week for a lesson in how to engage with local government and advocate for issues that need more … more
The Sacajawea Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, in partnership with George Rogers Clark Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, will pay tribute to local fallen veterans … more
Two Pierce County men face felony charges after their arrest outside the Centralia Outlets on Monday, Nov. 24, following an alleged failed attempt to flee with stolen merchandise. Luis A. … more
Expansion plans are now in the works at the Packwood Brewing Co., which, when completed, will allow head brewer Nathaniel “Nat” Woodsmith to finally boil and ferment the grains and hops … more
Emotions ran high at arraignment hearings for the men accused of killing two teenagers in a drive-by shooting in Thurston County on Nov. 14. Trequanne Trenelle Wilson-Mason, 20, pleaded not … more
The Thurston County Auditor’s Office swore nearly 70 local elected officials into office on Tuesday as the Thurston County Canvassing Board certified the Nov. 4 general election. One race, … more
Hi neighbors, Thank you for choosing me to represent you on the Centralia City Council. I value your trust, and I’m ready to get to work for our community. In my new role, I will be a … more
For Rural Lewis County Indivisibles’ “No Troops in Our Streets” rally last weekend, I made a sign that read: “Our Troops Swear an Oath to the Constitution – Not to the … more
“Everyone who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock. The rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on the house, but … more
Every family table has its own stories — the ones told year after year, and the ones we remember quietly when the room grows still. And sometimes, especially around Thanksgiving, there is an … more
After years of roadblocks and political controversy, the state’s long-term care program, the WA Cares Fund, is finally moving toward full implementation. The fund will begin a limited … more
The owner of a defunct and heavily contaminated pulp mill in Southwest Washington is digging in his heels while the bills keep piling up. For the second year in a row, Washington’s major … more
After nearly a decade of discussion, a boys swim team has come to Centralia High School and is set to debut in the coming weeks. The ten-person team is already through a handful of practices, … more
Centralia’s Trinity Smith made her next step official on Monday, signing with The Evergreen State College at a signing ceremony at Centralia High School on Monday. Smith was on … more
The Twin City Wrestling Club had a successful showing at the Concede Nothing Tournament in Centralia on Sunday, finishing second among all teams. Of the club’s 62 wrestlers that competed, … more
Napavine alum and current George Fox University wide receiver Karsen Denault dominated his freshman season in Oregon, and on Monday, he was named the Northwest Conference’s Rookie of the Year. … more
Rainier High School senior Lily Peralta has long envisioned swinging her clubs at the collegiate level, and due to her dedication to the sport, she’s signed to continue her golfing career at … more
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