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Downtown Centralia is sparkling brighter than ever, according to a news release from the Centralia Downtown Association (CDA). This holiday season marks a new chapter of festive cheer, as the … more
Washington state Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti wants his office to look beyond the numbers — and appreciate the tangible impact they have on local communities. Take, for instance, the 2023 … more
Light the Night, a remembrance to those lost, will be presented by Mills & Mills Funeral Home and Memorial Park at 5:30 p.m., Jan. 3. A concert will be held, and a complimentary coffee and a … more
Washington State Parks has opened nominations for the Scenic Bikeways Program, allowing businesses and individuals to submit bike routes they think should become Washington state’s first Scenic … more
Citizens for Centralia Schools will host an initial meeting at The Juice Box to discuss the Centralia School District’s upcoming levy on the ballot for February’s special election. … more
Lewis County Commissioner Sean Swope came out publicly against the City of Centralia’s warehouse and distribution center moratorium earlier this week. In a statement, speaking only for … more
Hundreds of local veterans and their families attended the Chehalis Tribal Veterans Day Honor Dinner on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at the Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel. The dinner was free and open to … more
The Centralia High School Powerlifting Team is holding a Donuts for Deadlifts fundraiser to generate funds for their season.  Sponsored and hosted by Crossfit Sentry, the challenge begins … more
While Veterans Day ceremonies were being held throughout Lewis County on Tuesday, Nov. 11, members of the Winlock Patriotic Citizens volunteer group once again lined the South Lewis County … more
YAKIMA — In their first state tournament game in over two decades, the 14th-seeded Toledo Riverhawks couldn’t get past third-seeded Tonasket, losing 3-1 in the first round of the 2B State … more
YAKIMA — The Onalaska Loggers are rewriting a volleyball history book the contents of which they likely weren’t yet born to see written. For the first time since 2007, the Loggers … more
Two years after winning her first EvCo MVP award as a sophomore and one year after winning EvCo Offensive Player of the Year as a junior, Tumwater’s Kayla Pope was named the 2025 EvCo Player of … more
The real journey to Husky Stadium begins on Friday night. And for the 10 teams from Lewis and South Thurston counties that remain alive heading into the Round of 12/16, they are three victories … more
The Onalaska girls soccer team’s season came to an end on Tuesday in Spokane Valley, where the Loggers fell to Northwest Christian (Colbert) 4-0 in the first round of the 1B/2B State … more
Washington state has one of the largest homeless student populations in the country — 40,000 just prior to the pandemic. Yet, Washington school districts in the 2018-19 school year received an … more
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ended a contract with the Alaska Earthquake Center that helped maintain some seismic stations and transmit data in real time. Alaska state … more
Washington is moving ahead on distributing full food benefits for November, Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Monday night. That means people in Washington who participate in the Supplemental … more
The sister of Major San D. Francisco has new hope 57 years after a telegram was delivered to her family’s home in Burbank with the awful news that his F-4 Phantom jet was shot down over … more
An intoxicated 29-year-old man used an excavator to destroy a newly built home early Tuesday morning, according to the Post Falls Police Department. Police arrested Fred Kudrna  on … more
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