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Chris and Danielle Rovito, of L.C. Renal Alliance, pose for a photo with their daughter Lawsyn.
Chehalis Girl’s Rare Kidney Disease Leads to Creation of Renal Alliance
When Chris and Danielle Rovito discuss the journey that led them to co-found their foundation, they don’t need a script. For something as personal and profound as their story, it needs to come … more
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Onalaska students stand on their vehicles waving signs and flags during a student lead protest along Carlisle Avenue Wednesday morning.
More Lewis County Students Join Protests Over School Mask Mandate
Student protests against the state’s mask requirement in schools have picked up steam in Lewis County, with students from multiple school districts initiating their own walkouts this week. … more
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UNFI in Centralia.
Centralia Grocery Distribution Center Hit With Hefty COVID Fines After Workers Infected
Three businesses tied to grocery distribution in Centralia were assessed more than a quarter-million dollars in fines Tuesday by the state's department of Labor & Industries over COVID-19 safety … more
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Washington State Patrol Bomb Squad Commander Clifford Pratt describes how responders are working to safely clear a Yelm residence of potentially dangerous materials by means of detonation in the 20000 block of Neat Road Southeast Tuesday afternoon.
‘Cache’ of Explosives Found at Yelm Property 
Local, state and federal agencies are working to clear out what the Washington State Patrol bomb squad commander called a “homemade explosives lab” that was discovered in the 20000 block … more
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Michael Murphy, known on the slopes as “Murph” and his avalanche cat Uzi pose for a photo outside patrol dispatch at the top of the Great White Express chairlift on Sunday at the White Pass Ski Resort.
White Pass Ski Patrol Makes a Friend in ‘Uzi’ the Avalanche Cat
An avalanche dog, or “avy dog,” is a service animal trained to search for and rescue people trapped in snow. But an avy cat? Their greatest service to ski patrol is … more
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Supporters of President Donald Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021. (Yuri Gripas/Abaca Press/TNS)
Herrera Beutler Pushes Back on GOP Framing Jan. 6 Probe as Attack on ‘Legitimate Political Discourse’
Washington congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler on Friday pushed back against the national Republican Party’s framing of the House investigation into the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol as a … more
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State Rep. Jim Walsh gives advice to students protesting the mask mandate while recording a podcast with Heidi St. John outside the Pe Ell School District building Friday afternoon.
Pe Ell Student Protest Against State Mask Mandate Continues; District Declares Protest a Political Rally
Many of the Pe Ell students who walked out on Tuesday to protest the state’s face mask mandate did not return to their classes on Wednesday or Thursday, instead standing peacefully in front of … more
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Pe Ell School District students hold flags and signs during a demonstration against masks Wednesday afternoon.
'We Don't Think It's Right': Pe Ell Students Stage Walkout to Protest State Mask Mandate
Wearing a face covering was one of the caveats set by the state Department of Health for Washington schools last year to resume in-person learning amid the pandemic. And for many, those health … more
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Kent Cooperrider, Oakley’s foster grandpa, and foster mom Jaime Jo Hiles stand alongside demonstrators with signs and megaphones outside the Grays Harbor County Correctional Facility Saturday in Montesano.
‘They Know Something’: Demonstrators Demand Answers From Oakley’s Parents
The walls of the Grays Harbor County Jail shook as inmates pounded on the windows, eliciting cheers from demonstrators gathered in the parking lot outside Saturday morning. “Make her … more
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Jenny Collins smiles while talking about donations the Chehalis Foundation has received to fund projects around Chehalis.
The Chronicle Person of the Year: Jenny Collins
According to Jenny Collins, there are a hundred people more qualified for the title than her. Her family, friends, partners in service and community members beg to differ. That’s why The … more
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Community Development Director Emil Pierson walks with United States Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler and points to where the Skookumchuck River flows behind Riverside Park in Centralia on Friday during a tour of flood damage with city and county officials.
‘The Time Is Now for the Flood-Control Structure’: Congresswoman Tours Centralia Flood Damage
It was a solemn scene on Friday: A tattered Centralia park and playground completed by the Rotary Club last year was still in disarray after intense Skookumchuck River flooding earlier this month. … more
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Tricia Ziese talks about Lewis County Gospel Mission and recent flooding in and around the building Monday evening during a Chehalis City Council meeting.
So Far 120 Homes, Structures Reporting Damage Totaling at Least $2 Million From January Flooding
Damage assessments reported to Lewis County Emergency Management so far show that at least 120 individual homes and structures have been damaged from historic flooding that inundated the Chehalis … more
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Debi Overlie, clerk and boardmember of Tenino's Forest Grove Cemetery, displays the unmarked children's graves that she was able to get recent donations for placards to commemorate the forgotten youths.
Tenino Cemetery Clerk Procures Grave Markers for 13 Forgotten Infants
People don’t often volunteer at Tenino’s Forest Grove Cemetery, so when cemetery clerk Debi Overlie put out a call on Facebook to raise funds for placards for the graves of forgotten … more
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Sisters Karlee and Taylor Bodine share a tender moment at a vigil held on the 15th anniversary of the day their mother’s body was found on the side of Little Rock Road Southwest near Rochester.
Vigil Marks 15 Years Since the Unsolved Murder of Karen Bodine
Friends and family of Karen Bodine, a Thurston County woman who was murdered in January 2007, were prepared for the 15th anniversary of the day Bodine’s body was found on the side of a road in … more
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Erik Dahl, 84, looks down at a crack which continues to form in the 2100 block of Little Hanaford Road Thursday in Centralia.
Residents Worry About Damage to Little Hanaford Road Caused by Recent Flooding
There’s a big problem on Little Hanaford.   Since about Jan. 7, the roadway on Little Hanaford Road, near the intersection with Salzer Valley Road outside Centralia, has been restricted … more
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FILE PHOTO — Peter Abbarno, Twin Cities Rotary Members Ron Averill and Catherine Cleveland, Area Director Anil Puri, Centralia Rotary President John Elmore and Centralia Rotary member Arnie Guenther pose during a 2020 Dolly Parton Imagination Library Sign-up Event at Centralia Library.
Statewide Funding for Dolly Parton Imagination Library Proposed in New House Bill
A new state House bill, if passed, would fund the Dolly Parton Imagination Library program statewide, creating and sustaining the program in counties across Washington.  This would mean, … more
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Billy James Bartlett, 30, appears in Lewis County Superior Court via Webex Thursday in Chehalis.
Defendant Who Allegedly Fatally Stabbed Man in Front of Children in Chehalis Deemed Competent
The Amanda Park man accused of killing 46-year-old William A. Foster III and injuring a 12-year-old in Chehalis last month has pleaded not guilty to all charges after a competency evaluation … more
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Billy James Bartlett, 30, appears in Lewis County Superior Court, via Webex, last month.
Victim of Fatal Chehalis Stabbing Identified by Lewis County Coroner
The Lewis County Coroner's Office has identified the victim of a fatal stabbing in Chehalis last month as William A. Foster III, 46, of Tacoma.  Coroner Warren McLeod determined the cause … more
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Toledo School District transitions students to virtual learning amid a bus driver shortage.
‘Everybody’s Unhappy’: Toledo Schools Go Remote
Toledo students and their families received a troubling and unexpected message from their school district Monday evening: Toledo schools were all shifting to remote learning for the rest of the week … more
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James Miller, 64, points to where China Creek flowed over a manhole in the 500 block of Hemlock Street in Centralia.
After Recent Flooding, a Putrid Problem Persists for Some Centralians
Since 2002, James Miller has called Hemlock Street his home. It has been a little slice of heaven ever since for the 64-year-old Centralia resident and his wife. China Creek hums nearby in the … more
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