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Chef Eyner "Rene" Cardona and General Manager Kristi Beebe discuss details in preparation for Ocean Prime Family Restaurant's grand opening on Monday while a server fills salt and pepper shakers behind them.
Ocean Prime Family Restaurant Set to Open in Chehalis
Following months of renovations and preparation, Ocean Prime Family Restaurant, a new fine dining grill and bar in Chehalis, is set for its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 a.m. on … more
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W.F. West High School hosts a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday for a new student store "The Crimson & Gray," powered by Lewis County Coffee Co. in Chehalis.
In Focus: W.F. West Trains Its Own Baristas for New Business Venture With Lewis County Coffee
Educational options for career pathways have recently increased at W.F. West High School thanks to new business and marketing teacher Kristin Ciolli. Students in Ciolli’s class have been … more
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W.F. West Students Trained as Baristas for New Business Venture With Lewis County Coffee
Educational options for career pathways have recently increased at W. F. West High School thanks to new business and marketing teacher Kristin Ciolli. Students in Ciolli’s class have been … more
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Pins are set for bowling at the Mill Town Lanes in Morton.
Morton’s Mill Town Smokehouse to Host Bowl-a-Thon on March 19 to Support Morton Senior Center
The Mill Town Smokehouse will hold a monthly Bowl-a-Thon on March 19 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 834 Westlake Ave. in Morton.   Bowl-a-Thon is sponsored by the Morton Seniors Advisory Board, … more
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Greens on Gold is located at 1039 S. Gold St., Centralia. This photo was provided by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce.
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Planned for Greens on Gold in Centralia
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce will hold a grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Greens on Gold cannabis dispensary in Centralia at noon March 31.   Greens on Gold is … more
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Co-owner Tim Filer smiles alongside family, friends and staff during a ribbon-cutting ceremony for McFiler’s Chehalis Theater on Friday. The theater in downtown Chehalis is now offering dining and entertainment after reopening under new ownership earlier this year. The Friday ceremony was hosted by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce. The theater is located at 558 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis. Learn more by following the business on Facebook.
In Focus: A Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Held for McFiler’s Chehalis Theater
Chicks poke their heads up from a cardboard box in the Farm Store in Chehalis on Thursday as they prepare to be taken home. The customer who bought the chicks showed a picture of his backyard flock’s eggs in various colors, saying buying new chicks was “addictive.” The Chick Days sale at the Farm Store, located at 561 W. Main St. in Chehalis, continues through Saturday, March 4.
In Focus: Chick Days at The Farm Store in Chehalis
City of Chehalis Approves Lease With Panda Express 
Panda Express could be coming to Chehalis in 2024 as the Chehalis City Council moved forward with actions to facilitate new developments on Arkansas Way in February.  The city approved a … more
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A sign sits on display outside the Lewis County Public Health building encouraging readers to “wash your hands and don’t be gross” in Chehalis in early January.
Food Establishment Inspection Scores: From the Lewis County Public Health Department
Editor’s Note: These figures and the notes that accompany them are derived from inspections conducted by the Lewis County Public Health Department’s Food Safety Program. Red violations … more
Dan Keiper, owner of Keiper’s Cards, smiles for a photo with former professional basketball player and coach George Karl on Friday in downtown Centralia.
Hall of Famer, Former Supersonics Coach Visits Centralia for Autograph Signing
Fresh off being inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame last September, former Seattle Supersonics head coach George Karl visited Keiper’s Cards in downtown Centralia on … more
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Stephanie Shields, of Zap Master Electrology, smiles for a photo at her business in downtown Centralia on Thursday.
Zap Master Electrology: Arizona Electrologist Opens Hair Removal Clinic, School in Centralia
When it comes to permanent hair removal, the method that springs to most peoples’ minds involves a laser, but laser hair removal is limited in what hair it can remove and not always as … more
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The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce hosts a ribbon cutting ceremony at Complete Hearing and Balance in Chehalis on Thursday. The business, located at 1817 S. Market Blvd. in Chehalis, is owned by Dr. Alison Vega. Vega brings more than 20 years of professional health experience to each of her practices. A Pacific Northwest native, she obtained her bachelor’s degree in speech pathology and audiology from Western Washington University and her doctoral degree in audiology from Utah State University. Vega opened her first practice in 2011 in Olympia, formally known as Ascent Audiology and Hearing, which focused on comprehensive audiology care. After working with an ENT practice for several years, Vega recognized the need for an audiology practice that provides testing for patients of any age and utilizes all treatment options available, according to the chamber. Before opening her practice, patients would have to travel to either Portland or Seattle for the same specialized testing. Vega was approached by the owner of Pinnacle Audiology in Chehalis last year about purchasing the practice and was able to take over and move in by October. Complete Hearing and Balance also has a location in Lacey that opened on Jan. 26. Find out more about Complete Hearing and Balance at www.completehearing.com.
In Focus: Ribbon Cutting for Complete Hearing and Balance in Chehalis
First Mode's proof-of-concept hybrid hydrogen fuel cell and battery powered ultra-class haul truck was tested in May 2022 and is pictured at the Anglo American's Mogalakwena platium mine in South Africa. First Mode has now secured a $250,000 grant from the Washington Department of Commerce to begin construction on proving grounds for the ultra-class trucks in TransAlta's old coal mine near Centralia, and anticipates to be testing trucks there in 2023.
Clean Energy Company Secures Grant for Centralia Mining Haul Truck Proving Ground
Centralia could see the first proving grounds for hybrid hydrogen fuel cell and battery powered ultra-class mining haul trucks this year as First Mode announced it secured a $250,000 grant from the … more
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Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Announces ‘Micro Bytes’ Learning Sessions
The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce is offering an opportunity to participate in one-hour learning sessions about a variety of topics.  On Tuesday, Feb. 28, the chamber will offer a … more
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Lisa and Michelle Little smile as a ribbon is cut outside The Centerville Cafe in Centralia on Wednesday during an event hosted by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce. The Centerville Cafe reopened Jan. 5 with new owners Michelle and Lisa Little in downtown Centralia. The cafe is located at 111 N. Tower Ave. in Centralia. Both Michelle and Lisa Little grew up in the area and have been going to The Centerville Cafe for over 20 years. Before being approached by the previous owners, Marion Manzer and Morris Gall, about purchasing the restaurant, Michelle Little managed a restaurant in Olympia, and Lisa Little worked as a nurse. Manzer and Gall wanted the restaurant to stay family owned to maintain the spirit of The Centerville Cafe in Centralia. According to the chamber, the cafe got its name in 2013 when Manzer and Gall bought what had been called the “Jersey Diner” and renamed it after the original name of Centralia, which was Centerville. The Centerville Cafe — under various names — is more than 120 years old. “We focus on having really good food, cooked with love. We want it to feel like home when you come in. Our staff really makes this place amazing,” Michelle Little said.
In Focus: A Ribbon-Cutting for Centerville Cafe in Centralia
Adorne Medical Aesthetics owners Krystal Mishler, left, and Laura Stajduhar smile for a photo during a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce in Chehalis on Tuesday. The business is located at 2530 NE Kresky Ave., Suite C, in Chehalis. Mishler and Stajduhar opened Adorne Medical Aesthetics last year on May 18. As part of its recent expansion, Adorne Medical Aesthetics is adding a new aesthetician to its staff and a second location at the Chehalis Thorbeckes providing massage therapy. The announcement for the ribbon-cutting stated Mishler and Stajduhar’s “holistic and personalized approach goes beyond injectables and laser treatments. Their focus is on the overall wellness of their clients and increasing personal confidence in their own skin.” For more information, visit their website at adorne.org or follow their Instagram account at @adorne_medical_aesthetics or their Facebook page @adornemedical.
In Focus: Chamber Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for Adorne Medical Aesthetics in Chehalis
Clinic Director Paul Morauske has 22 years of clinical experience and earned his master’s degree in physical therapy from Andrews University in Michigan. He specializes in orthopedic care with an emphasis on the spine and post- and non-operative extremity care. 
Physical Therapy Clinic Opens in Centralia
PT Northwest Physical Therapy opened its fourth outpatient clinic at 1714 S. Gold St. in Centralia on Monday. The clinic is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and 9 a.m. to … more
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ilani announced Tuesday it is expanding its events center by 10,000 square feet of flexible meeting space.
ilani Breaks Ground on Expansion of Meeting and Entertainment Center
COWLITZ INDIAN RESERVATION — Amid a dusting of snow, the Cowlitz Indian Tribe and the team from ilani broke ground Tuesday on a 10,000-square-foot expansion to its Meeting and Entertainment … more
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Lance Howard poses for a photo while he works on a clock.
Mount Rainier Clock Repair in Thurston County Is Off to Busy First Month
After opening its doors in January, Mount Rainier Clock Repair has been off to a busy first month of business in Yelm. The new shop works on all sorts of clocks, which range from cuckoo to … more
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Tom and Karen Alderson, right, pose in front of their business with their son and daughter-in-law, Alex and Ellisa Alderson. The business just celebrated its 50th anniversary. Tom and Karen Alderson have now worked there for 37 years and have been the sole owners since 1994.
Alderson’s Awards West Celebrates 50 Years of Service to Lewis County
Originally founded in 1972 as Ralph’s Trophies owned by Ralph and Linda Peel, Alderson’s Awards West Printwares officially celebrated 50 years in business in 2022.  Owner Tom … more
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