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Elk wander a field as they feed in front of the Cowlitz River Lodge in Packwood on Saturday, March 15.
Grays Harbor County man sentenced to 36 months of community custody for elk ‘spree killing’
The Grays Harbor County man convicted of “spree-killing” five cow elk was sentenced Friday, according to a news release from the Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife … more
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"On the last day of hunting season and the last 30 minutes of shooting light, Timber, age 10, had the opportunity to harvest this beautiful buck with his parents. We are so beyond proud of him!" — submitted by Janell McCullough.
Hunting Highlights: Bucks galore
Whether it’s hunting, fishing, hiking, clamming, foraging or something else, The Chronicle is happy to share photos and details from local folks in the great outdoors. To be considered, just … more
Shizheng Li, 66, Portland, Oregon, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Nov. 18. He pleaded not guilty to charges on Thursday, Nov. 20.
Prosecutors: Lewis County towing company discovers 63 pounds of marijuana inside impounded vehicle
First, she discovered the break-in. That was bad enough. Then, while checking the other impounded vehicles located around the Centralia yard, the Grant’s Towing employee opened the door of … more
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Albert L. Brown Jr., 50, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday, Nov. 19.
‘Low-level’ drug-dealing sex offender arrested for fentanyl in Centralia
Albert L. Brown Jr., referred to as a “mid-to-low-level drug dealer” by the Joint Narcotics Enforcement Team (JNET), and registered as a transient level 1 sex offender, returned to Lewis … more
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Cardinal Glass Industries Inc. is pictured from above in Winlock on Tuesday, Nov. 18. Lewis County came to a property value settlement agreement with Cardinal Glass in 2024 with the tax refund payment from the county dated for August 2024, according to the Lewis County Treasurer’s Office. The settlement changed the values of the company’s properties in Lewis County for the 2021, 2022 and 2023 tax years, but the exact change of the values is not listed in the settlement. Cardinal Glass received a refund of just over $450,000 from the state, the county and other junior taxing districts.
Years of substantial property tax settlements take toll in Lewis County
A recent legal settlement between Lewis County and Darigold Inc. has revealed a list of high-profile tax settlements. In the last few years, major companies in Lewis County have received a … more
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Dogs bark at the Lewis County Animal Shelter on Tuesday, March 18.
Dogs illegally abandoned at Lewis County Animal Shelter
The Lewis County Animal Shelter is urging residents who need to surrender an animal to first call the county or the shelter to find the best place for a dog after two dogs were abandoned outside the … more
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This rendering of a proposed water retention structure on the Chehalis River near Pe Ell was provided by the Chehalis River Basin Flood Control Zone District.
Ecology releases draft of environmental impact study for flow-through dam on Chehalis River
A preliminary study of a proposed flow-through dam on the Chehalis River near Pe Ell shows the installation could have negative impacts on wildlife, forestland, a local water system and more. … more
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According to the release, search warrants were served at 12 different locations, including at a largely undeveloped “stash property” linked to Jose Isabel Sandoval Zuniga in Centralia. The house reportedly contained 25 kilos of suspected fentanyl powder, more than 90,000 fentanyl pills and two dozen firearms.
Fed-led drug takedown in Centralia uncovered cockfighting operation, says DOJ
The 30-year-old Sammamish man accused of sourcing firearms for the alleged drug-and-gun-trafficking conspiracy operating out of Centralia was arraigned Thursday, according to a news release from the … more
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Sirens: Window broken at business during dispute; unlawful credit card use; parent, juvenile reportedly 'fighting'; overdose reported
CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Assault • A juvenile and their mother were reportedly “fighting” in the 1200 block of Southwest Pacific Avenue at about 6:29 p.m. Nov. 19. … more
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Death notices: Nov. 21, 2025
• LARRY DEAN BANDY, 93, Centralia, died Nov. 17 at Providence Centralia Hospital. Arrangements are under the care of Funeral Alternatives of Washington. • MICHAEL AARON TAYLOR, 81, Pe … more
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Toutle woman dies after vehicle strikes power pole on Spirit Lake Highway
A 26-year-old Toutle woman died in a single-vehicle collision on Spirit Lake Highway next to Silver Lake Thursday morning, according to a news release from the Washington State Patrol. According … more
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Hens peck through dirt west of Chehalis on Tuesday night.
Public asked not to touch wild birds, take precautions handling domestic birds to reduce spread of bird flu
As fall migration peaks in Washington, state wildlife, health, and agriculture officials urge the public and flock owners to take precautions to reduce the spread of avian influenza, or bird flu. The … more
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Letter to the editor: Forest Practices board makes the wrong call on stream buffers
The Washington State Forest Practices Board recently voted to significantly increase no-harvest buffers on non-fish bearing streams. This will take about 200,000 acres out of timber production, … more
Letters to the editor can be submitted to letters@chronline.com.
Letter to the editor: Fact checking is not a MAGA strong suit
In a Nov. 13. letter to The Chronicle, writer Richard Perry comments about the open drug boats being blown up by the U.S. military in the Caribbean Sea and in the Pacific Ocean. He states, … more
Letters to the editor can be submitted to letters@chronline.com.
Letter to the editor: Why don’t Americans trust politicians?
Our economy sucks, and things keep getting worse. Who can disagree with that? Politicians can’t be trusted to fix it for the common person. Only 22% of voters trust politicians, according … more
Mark McHugh, pastor of Harrison Square Presbyterian Church, looks over one of the six tiny-home duplexes that will provide transitional housing for 12 people after its projected opening in the fall of 2026. This building, at the church's property in west Centralia, will have two rooms.
Brian Mittge commentary: Village of hope for the homeless rising on Fords Prairie
“The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’” — Matthew 25:40 Mark McHugh … more
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Lewis County PUD commissioners listen to a briefing from a PUD staff member during the boards business meeting in the PUD conference room on Tuesday, Nov. 18. From left, Lewis County PUD Commissioners Dave Fenn, Mike Hadaller and Dave Muller.
Lewis County PUD moves forward with changes to low-income program
Mandated changes means a Lewis County Public Utility District (PUD) low-income program will be more accessible, but staff and PUD commissioners say the programs will likely run out of money sooner. … more
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Hal Hamilton, left, is pictured in this 1946 photo with a champion dressed hen he presented at the Washington Junior Poultry Exposition in Seattle in early November of that year. With him, left to right, are Delbert Emerson, John Pettit and Keith Ely. The turkeys were from the Hamilton Meadows Farms then operating in Chehalis. Hal is the son of Ruby and Art. (Originally submitted by Andrea and Shawn Hamilton for Our Hometowns)
A Look Back in Time: 100 live turkeys given away in Centralia; Winlock team wins countywide spelling bee; car dealership safe broken into second time in just over a month
In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Friday, Nov. 22, 1935, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about members of the Centralia Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Committee preparing … more
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Washington state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, receives applause from his supporters after his speech during his campaign kickoff breakfast event at the Vancouver Hilton on Thursday, Nov. 20, as he seeks to represent Washington’s Third Congressional District in next year’s election.
John Braun says MGP gets an 'A' in publicity and an 'F' in accomplishments as he kicks off campaign
Washington state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, officially kicked off his campaign with a breakfast fundraising event at the Vancouver Hilton during the morning of Thursday, Nov. 20. Braun, … more
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A replica of the National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation car rolls through downtown Centralia as fake snow flurries during the Centralia Lighted Tractor parade on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023.
Downtown Centralia brings back ‘Name That Tune’ with 27 participating locations
The Centralia Downtown Association (CDA) has announced the return of Name That Tune, a holiday window display activity featuring 27 participating businesses, each interpreting a holiday classic … more
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