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Children rely on their parents and tasty food to get everything they need to grow healthy and strong.
Lewis County hopes to help parents find a great way to make creative and tasty meals as …
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By Jacob Moore / jacob@chronline.com
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7/3/26
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The Pe Ell School District Board of Directors has appointed district business manager Bobby McCalden as acting superintendent.
The appointment was made during the board’s Monday special …
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By Jacob Farmer / jfarmer@chronline.com
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7/3/26
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The Friends of the Packwood Timberland Library are hosting a silent auction to raise funds for the 2027 summer library programs.
The auction began Saturday, June 27, and will run until July 25, …
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By The Chronicle staff
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7/3/26
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For its efforts to optimize stroke care and reduce gaps in rural health outcomes, Willapa Harbor Hospital has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines Stroke Rural …
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By The Chronicle staff
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7/3/26
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In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Saturday, July 3, 1926, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about the multiple prohibition-era arrests including John C. Miller of Centralia, who …
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By Owen Sexton / owen@chronline.com
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7/3/26
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As of June 16, the Washington Digital Newspapers program has officially gathered more than a million pages from historic local newspapers in its online collection.
To access the program …
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By The Chronicle staff
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7/3/26
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The Lewis County Parkinson’s Disease Support Group will hold a meeting at 1 p.m. on July 9.
In addition to this meeting, the group will hold meetings on the second Thursday of each month.
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By The Chronicle staff
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7/3/26
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Grant Johnson Jr. had quite a gift that he shared with all those around him, growing up in Washougal.
“If you were in a bad mood, if Grant was there, you wouldn’t be upset anymore,” said …
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By Paul Valencia / ClarkCountyToday
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7/3/26
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Arbor Health has announced the departure of Jessica Scogin, foundation manager.
After many years of service, Scogin is leaving the organization to establish new roots and opportunities as she …
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By The Chronicle staff
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7/3/26
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The staff break room of Wolf Haven International’s Tenino sanctuary was standing-room-only on Tuesday, June 30, as dedicated wildlife advocates glued their attention to the room’s TV screen.
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By Emily Fitzgerald / emily@thurstonchronicle.com
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7/1/26
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Three area nonprofits were announced as recipients of a record investment for creative youth development programs in Washington.
Mi Chiantla, The Bridge Music Project and UTOPIA Washington …
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By The Chronicle staff
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7/1/26
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Another sign of Chick-fil-A’s imminent arrival came last month as Port of Centralia officials confirmed that the company had submitted building permits to the City of Centralia.
Port Executive …
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By Jacob Moore / jacob@chronline.com
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7/1/26
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The Napavine Baptist Church has announced it will be holding a “Summer Awakening Revival” from July 26 to 29, featuring Bible preaching from evangelist Paul Schwanke and special music by The …
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By The Chronicle staff
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7/1/26
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Discover! Children’s Museum has announced it will hold a half-price admission day July 15 thanks to support from the Good Health Nutrition Center in Centralia.
Tickets are $5 per person. …
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By The Chronicle staff
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7/1/26
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7/1/26
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On July 5, 1841, the seamen and Marines of the Wilkes Expedition held the first Fourth of July celebration in the Puget Sound region.
The men were from two expedition ships anchored in the sound …
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By HistoryLink.org
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7/1/26
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On July 4, 1853, the first U.S. flag made in Washington Territory was raised near Cowlitz Landing.
Washington Territory had been created by U.S. President Millard Fillmore on March 2, 1853, and …
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By HistoryLink.org
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7/1/26
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This year, as Astoria celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Astoria Column, thousands of visitors will make the climb to the top of Coxcomb Hill.
They will circle the spiral monument that has …
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By Aislin Tweedy / Chinook Observer
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6/30/26
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The Chinook Indian Nation welcomed the return of salmon to the Columbia River this spring with its annual First Salmon ceremony, a tradition that has connected Chinook people to the river, their …
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By Aislin Tweedy / The Chinook Observer
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6/30/26
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