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Thurston County is inviting the public to a community open house to learn about and provide feedback on “Thurston 2045,” the county’s periodic update to its comprehensive plan, a … more
The Winlock Student Community Advocates (WSCA) are currently hosting a shoe drive fundraiser for Winlock students. Community members can support the WSCA by cleaning out their closets this … more
The Friends of the Winlock Timberland Library will host a book sale fundraiser on Friday, June 20. All proceeds from the sale support the library. The group provides funding for local library … more
The first annual Chettie’s Antique Engine and Tractor Show is set for this weekend in Grand Mound and will feature hit-and-miss engines, tractors and hot rods. The free two-day event will … more
The WSU Extension Lewis County Master Gardeners invite the community to two workshops this month, perfect for those who love gardening, wildlife or a fun creative project, according to a news release … more
This summer, Burnt Ridge Nursery in Onalaska will host public farm and nursery tours with founder Michael Dolan leading the way as he shares all about their 20 acres of organic fruit and nuts, … more
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, and Rep. Young Kim, R-California, this week introduced the bipartisan Research for Healthy Soils Act to look into the impact of microplastics and … more
The vacancy on the Bucoda Town Council has been filled as Bucoda resident John Wood was appointed to the position by the council during its regular meeting on Tuesday, June 19. Wood was one of … more
Aside from appointing Bucoda resident John Wood to the vacant Bucoda Town Council position, members of the council also discussed various different issues within the small South Thurston County … more
The Winlock Egg Days festival will begin June 19 and last until June 22. The Egg Days festival first began on Aug. 13, 1921, when a road between Winlock and Cowlitz Corner was completed. A … more
The 2025 Chehalis Music in the Park’s summer lineup has been announced. The series will take place on the final two Friday nights of July, followed by the first Friday night of August. … more
Dad loved stories, and if you didn’t have one to tell him, he was always glad to share one of his own. Our father, Lennis Orville Allen, passed away on June 3, early in the morning—always … more
Janet Adele Plumb passed away peacefully after a brief illness on June 2, 2025, at the age of 81. She was born on Dec. 15, 1943, in Chehalis, Washington, to James and Josephine Tauscher. Janet … more
Maria was born in Switzerland, the second oldest of eight children: Creszenzia, Albert, Clara, Rosa, Walter, Heidi and Hans. Maria was preceded in death by her husband, Karl, and grandson, … more
For the last four years, W.F. West’s Deacon Meller has felt that the Bearcats were the best team in the state. Over that time, they’ve made multiple deep playoff runs, including a … more
As immigration protests broke out downtown Wednesday night, Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown had to strike a balance, not wanting to appear to be assisting or condoning the actions of federal immigration … more
The Spokane Police Department has a number of "less lethal" devices it can use  to subdue people and disperse crowds, some of which officers deployed during Wednesday's protest at the … more
A man accused of “terrorizing” an older Oregon couple defended himself in court by saying he had mistakenly ingested bath salts instead of meth, according to prosecutors. The … more
Lacey police arrested a 53-year-old man accused of kidnapping and assaulting a 20-year-old woman who was selling books door-to-door on Wednesday. The incident occurred before 11 a.m. at a home … more
A convicted murderer faces life in prison for killing a 20-year-old man at Richland apartment complex. A jury deliberated for a day and a half before finding Antoine R. “Peanut” … more
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