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Cars drive along Northwest Pacific Avenue in Chehalis on Monday, March 31, 2025.
Chehalis City Council accepts grant for Downtown Rejuvenation Project
The Chehalis City Council unanimously approved accepting a state Transportation Improvement Board (TIB) grant award for the first phase of the Downtown Rejuvenation Project during its Monday meeting. … more
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Centralia Downtown Association (CDA) members, Centralia city officials and Hubbub owner Rebecca Staebler pose for a photo with a new historic marker plaque at the Hubbub storefront in downtown Centralia on Tuesday, Jan. 27. The CDA plans to have at least 20 historic plaques installed around Centralia by May, which is National Historic Preservation Month. For more information about the historic Golden Rule Store and other historic buildings, visit https://downtowncentralia.org/historicwalk.
In Focus: Historical marker celebrated at Hubbub building in downtown Centralia
Centralia Downtown Association (CDA) members, Centralia city officials, Hubbub owner Rebecca Staebler and others gathered to celebrate a new historic marker plaque at the Hubbub storefront in … more
From the left, Possibilities Women’s Center (PWC) trainee Kristi Spradley, Program Manager Deana McKusker, bookkeeper Janice Sathre, Executive Director Melissa Couch, Marketing and Development Director Sarah Brummer and receptionist Gracie Etchey during a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Possibilities Women’s Center at the new location in Centralia on Monday, Jan. 26.
In Focus: Possibilities Women’s Center shows off new location in Centralia
Possibilities Women’s Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open hours for the center's new location in Centralia on Monday, Jan. 26. The center is now located at 1219 Mellen St. … more
Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, testified Tuesday before the House State Government and Tribal Relations Committee on House Bill 2235, his bill to clarify which firearm-related records are exempt from disclosure under Washington's Public Records Act.
Walsh advocates for bill to exempt personal information of gun owners from public records requests
State Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, pointed out as he testified in a legislative hearing this week he was doing two things he does not generally like to do: advocating for additional public record … more
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Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders speaks during public comment at the Tuesday, Jan. 6, Tumwater City Council meeting inside Tumwater City Hall.
Sheriff Derek Sanders speaks on law enforcement bills in the state Legislature
Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders has become well known in the community, even beyond the usual standard of an elected official. Beyond his strong and consistent social media presence while … more
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Napavine High and Middle School first term honor roll
Following are members of Napavine Middle School and High School second semester honor rolls. Students are listed in alphabetical order. The lists were provided by the Napavine School District. … more
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Nathan Rodriguez, of Nate's 98 Barber Shop, shaves John Quisenbery’s beard during a Homeless Connect event in the Blue Pavilion at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Friday, Jan. 31, 2025.
Lewis County to host two Homeless Connect events and annual point-in-time count
Lewis County Public Health and Social Services (LCPHSS) will hold two Homeless Connect events in January focused on connecting individuals and families experiencing homelessness with essential … more
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Lacey Fire District 3 firefighters respond to a duplex fire in the 4800 block of Carpenter Road Southeast on Wednesday, Jan. 28.
Tenant arrested for arson after allegedly setting duplex on fire during eviction
A tenant of a duplex in the Lacey area allegedly set the building on fire while he was being evicted on Wednesday.  The tenant, whose name has not been released, will be booked into the … more
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Olympia Mayor Dontae Payne speaks during a Thurston County Chamber State of the Community forum at Saint Martin’s Norman Worthington Center on Wednesday, Jan. 14.
Closure of ‘The Jungle’ is not imminent, Olympia city staff say
Neighbors and advocates of those living in Olympia’s “The Jungle” reacted to news of the homeless encampment’s pending closure with dismay.  On Jan. 14, Olympia Mayor Dontae Payne … more
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Lower Columbia College board votes to end president contract without cause
The Lower Columbia College Board of Trustees voted unanimously to end President Matt Seimears ' contract for convenience during a special meeting Monday evening. The board did not provide a … more
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The Chewaucan River Flowing through the Fremont Winema National Forest in Southern Oregon. A judge recently reversed approvals for three commercial logging projects in the forest because they relied on an exemption to environmental review that has been found unlawful. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Forest Service/Flickr)
Federal judge ends exemption to environmental review for logging on federal land
A 34-year-old rule exempting some commercial logging projects on federal lands from environmental review is unlawful, a federal judge recently ruled. Judge Michael McShane in the U.S. District … more
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Lee R. Kaufman, 52, Glenoma, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Friday, Jan. 23.
Three men charged after overnight burglary at Randle business
Three men face felony charges for their alleged involvement in the overnight burglary of a Randle business last week.  Jonathan R. Harper, 46, of Centralia, and Stephen B. Hemenway, 42, of … more
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Investigators identify officer who killed armed man during a standoff in Lacey
The Washington State Office of Independent Investigations (OII) has identified the officer who shot and killed an armed man during a standoff at an apartment complex in Lacey on Jan. 21 as … more
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Chehalis man, 33, dies following collision on Route 6 Tuesday morning
A 33-year-old man is dead following a two-vehicle collision on state Route 6 west of Chehalis at Littell Tuesday morning, according to the Washington State Patrol.  Cameron J. Dimond, of … more
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The Sig Sauer handgun police say Jenny Laurel Kearney, 51, used during an encounter with a teen in Ryderwood on May 30, 2024.
Woman convicted in Ryderwood molestation case gets over a year behind bars 
The woman convicted of molesting a teenager in 2024 in Ryderwood was sentenced Wednesday to over a year behind bars. Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Michael H. Evans gave a concurrent … more
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Anti-ICE protesters march on Fourth Avenue in Olympia on Monday, Jan. 26.
Downtown Olympia anti-ICE protest was ‘relatively peaceful,’ police say
A couple of store displays were the only casualties of a Monday evening protest in downtown Olympia that ended with a march from Fourth Avenue to Capital Mall, according to the Olympia Police Department … more
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Staff members of Sticklin-Brown Funeral Chapel pose for a photo with the 2025 Business of the Year Award during the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at Centralia College on Friday, Jan. 23.
Sticklin-Brown Funeral Chapel, Paula Burrows and Cory Moses honored at chamber banquet
Leaders of the Twin Cities business community gathered in Centralia on Friday to celebrate a year of growth, service and community. The Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce held its annual … more
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The colors of the Seattle Seahawks adorn one of Winlock's famous 400-pound, cast-iron rooster statues on Fir Street in Winlock on Sunday, Jan. 25, ahead of the Seahawks matchup against the Los Angeles Rams to be crowned the NFL's NFC Champions with the George Halas Trophy.
In Focus: Winlock rooster statue gets decked out as Seahawks punch ticket to the Super Bowl
Lewis County Rodeo Court Queen Kylee Smith speaks to the crowd during the Lewis County Rodeo Court Coronation at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds Community Events Building in Centralia on Saturday, Jan. 24.
In Focus: Lewis County Rodeo Royalty Court Coronation
Participants take their first step into the water during the Special Olympics Washington Lewis County Polar Plunge at Mayfield Lake Park in Mossyrock on Saturday, Jan. 24. Dozens of folks took a cold plunge into Mayfield Lake in freezing temperatures on Saturday morning — all to support Lewis County Special Olympics athletes. The Lewis County Icicle Brigade Polar Plunge has become an annual tradition. Each of the participants help raise funds to support local athletes ahead of the plunge. The event is championed by a long list of supporters, including the Centralia Police Department, the Chehalis Police Department, the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office and the Chehalis Tribal Police Department. The plunge has been organized and supported by state Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Chehalis, since its inception.
In Focus: Taking the plunge for Special Olympics at Mayfield Lake
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