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Mel Lentz catches his breath during the Morton Loggers’ Jubilee after completing the men’s single buck competition, as his opponent, Eric Hoberg, nears the end of the log with his saw.
Loggers’ Jubilee, Vader May Day Among Recipients of State Commerce Grants
On Tuesday, the Washington State Department of Commerce announced 284 successful applicants for over $3.3 million in pandemic relief and recovery grants. The entities receiving the funds come from 36 … more
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Recount Required for Cinebar Republican Precinct Committee Officer Election
A machine recount of ballots cast in the Aug. 2, primary election is required for Cinebar Republican precinct committee officer (PCO) position. The candidates in the race are Clarence Lupo and … more
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Lewis County COVID-19 hospitalizations are reflected over time in this graph from the state Department of Health.
Cases Remain Steady as Hospitalizations for COVID-19 Double in Lewis County
In its weekly report, Lewis County Public Health & Social Services noted 109 new COVID-19 cases from Aug. 5 to Aug. 11, just six more cases than in the previous reporting period. Public … more
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Grace O’Connor, a University of Washington staff member, smiles while dropping STEM student projects from the press box above Bearcat Stadium Tuesday in Chehalis.
In Focus: Chehalis Summer STEM Camp Challenges Participants to Create Containers to Protect Falling Eggs
The Community Action Council of Lewis, Mason & Thurston Counties headquarters in Lacey, shown on Friday, May 8, 2020.
Thurston County Keeps Housing Programs Afloat After Breaking With Provider
Thurston County officials has scrambled to issue August rent and utility checks for low-income residents after its contracted provider refused to continue the program. Community Action Council … more
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Providence Centralia Hospital is located at 914 South Scheuber Road in Centralia.
Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs Will Offer Free Military Culture Training For Providence Employees
In an Aug. 16 news release, the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA) announced it will be offering free military cultural competency training for health care practitioners working … more
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An open ambulance is pictured.
Pe Ell Town Council Discusses EMS Challenges, Potential Closure
The Pe Ell Town Council discussed challenges facing its emergency medical services (EMS) on Tuesday night.   Pe Ell’s EMS services are currently short-staffed and the town is facing … more
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Natalia Hedgers, 15, of Girl Scout Troop 41050, smiles and runs with a box of flamingo lawn decorations Monday evening in Centralia.
Centralia Girl Scout Troop Unleashes Flamingos on Lawns as a Fundraiser
Girl Scouts flocked around Centralia on Monday night, unleashing a flamboyance — the term for a group of flamingos — upon the city.   In the waning daylight, the six girls in … more
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Red Flag: Hot, Dry, Windy Weather Increases Fire Risk Through Thursday, Weather Service Warns 
East Lewis County and much of central Washington is under a red flag warning — meaning weather conditions are unstable and bring a high risk for wildfire — through 10 p.m. on Thursday, … more
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Emma Britton, a 9-year-old from Chehalis who attends Orin Smith Elementary School, has been named Little Miss Friendly at the SW Washington Fair. Emma comes from a friendly family: Her grandmother held the title many years ago. She’s the one at center wearing the iconic cape.
Britton’s Got Talent: Chehalis Girl Named Little Miss Friendly
Emma Britton told The Chronicle on Tuesday morning she would be thrilled if one of her friends — the other four top candidates — won. Perhaps that attitude is what earned her the … more
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A controlled burn in the early hours of Tuesday morning in Capitol State Forest spread.
Early Morning Brush Fire in Capitol State Forest Spreads as Wind Carries It Uphill
A controlled burn in the early hours of Tuesday morning in Capitol State Forest has spread. What started out as a fire in a slash pile, which is a collection of stumps and other woody debris … more
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Ryder, a Milking Shorthorn Steer, looks on from a pen during his first visit to the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds.
Ryder the Really Big Steer One of Many Riveting Creatures at Southwest Washington Fair
The largest creature at the 2022 Southwest Washington Fair is heavier than a female giraffe.  His name is Ryder, and he’s a big white steer. For those who care to attend the fair and … more
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Fair officials, Little Miss Friendly contestants and others cut the ribbon to signify the start of the Southwest Washington Fair Tuesday.
Organizers Kick Off the 113th Southwest Washington Fair
Local organizers gathered at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds community stage late this morning to cut the ribbon and officially start this year’s Southwest Washington Fair (SWWF). SWWF … more
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A graduate stands with a photo in memorial of Collin McLaren, who died during his senior year of high school.
‘Skate for Collin’ to Raise Awareness About Fentanyl Poisoning in Thurston County
People will gather at the Yelm Skate Park on Aug. 21 to honor Collin McLaren, an 18-year-old from Yelm High School who died on May 1 as a result of fentanyl poisoning. McLaren’s mother, … more
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CentralIa College
Centralia College: Student, Employee Data Possibly Exposed in Month Before Ransomware Attack
“Unauthorized individuals” may have had access to the data of Centralia College students and employees in the month leading up to a ransomware attack that disabled the college’s … more
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A Department of Natural Resource crew member walks behind flames during an ecological burn prescribed by the Center for Natural Lands Management at the Scatter Creek Wildlife Area near Grand Mound in this file photo.
WDFW to Conduct Controlled Burns in Thurston County Wildlife Areas
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will conduct controlled burns to restore prairie habitat on two wildlife area units in Thurston County. The burns, which can start as soon as … more
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The Thurston County Courthouse
Measure to Expand Board of Commissioners Will Be on November Ballot
Voters in November will have the opportunity to decide whether they want to increase the number of Thurston County commissioners from three to five. The Thurston County Board of Commissioners … more
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Maureen Harkcom, a board member on the Lewis County Farm Bureau, describes challenges farmers face with water rights during a chamber forum in Centralia on Thursday.
Labor Costs, Aging and More: Challenges Facing Lewis County Farmers Highlighted at Forum
Maureen Parkcom, 72, spoke to the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce as a representative of the Lewis County Farm Bureau on Thursday, discussing issues facing farmers in Lewis County and the … more
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Lewis County Law and Justice Center
Woman Accused of Injuring Motorcyclists in Chehalis Charged With Vehicular Assault 
A woman accused of hitting a motorcycle, injuring its two riders, and fleeing the scene of the crash in Chehalis on Sunday is now facing a felony vehicular assault charge in Lewis County Superior … more
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Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, left, and Joe Kent.
In Race for Herrera Beutler's Seat, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez Focuses on Democratic and Republican Voters
RIDGEFIELD — Amid the corn dog stands, bumper cars and llama pens at the Clark County Fair last week, Democratic candidate Marie Gluesenkamp Perez looked for signs of hope for her congressional … more
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