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Julie McDonald Zander smiles while holding a copy of her debut novel, "The Reluctant Pioneer," in Centralia on Oct. 1.
Local historian publishes debut novel ‘The Reluctant Pioneer’ about Lewis County settler
The story of Matilda Koontz, a woman who endured tremendous hardship on the Oregon Trail in 1847 and settled in Lewis County, has fascinated local historian and Chronicle columnist Julie McDonald … more
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Bucoda Fire Department Chief James Fowler recalls the 17 years he spent working with former assistant chief Rob Gordon during Gordon's celebration of life on Saturday, June 15, at the Riverbend Ranch north of Bucoda.
Bucoda fire chief fired amid investigation 
The Bucoda Fire Department was temporarily shut down for three days last month and its fire chief of 18 years, James Fowler, has been fired amid investigations that have been opened by the Office of … more
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Owner Callie Carpenter, middle, Alex Carpenter and Callie’s son Levi Shankster pose for a photo at Espresso! by Pacific Northwest Cookie Co. in Chehalis on Tuesday, Oct. 1. Espresso is located at 272 N. Market Blvd.
Espresso! by Pacific Northwest Cookie Co. coffee stand now open in Chehalis as local company continues to grow
There’s a new coffee stand open in downtown Chehalis, and it isn’t just any old coffee stand. It’s owned by the Pacific Northwest Cookie Co. Customers can grab delicious, … more
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Participants gather at HUBBUB during a past Girls Night Out event.
Girls Night Out returns to Centralia for 35th event Oct. 5
Girls Night Out will return to downtown Centralia on Saturday, Oct. 5, to support local businesses and raise money for the Hope Alliance. “We are 35 businesses strong on our 35th Girls … more
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A salmon launches itself out of the water at the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery's adult collection facility on Sunday, Sept. 29, in Salkum.
Lewis County, Thurston County to each receive more than $1 million for salmon restoration projects
Lewis County will receive more than a million dollars in state grants to improve habitat for salmon and trout, the Washington State Salmon Recovery Funding Board announced Monday. The funding is … more
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From left, Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Christine Brower, Krystal Mishler, Melanie Ondong, Laura Stajduhar and Chehalis Mayor Tony Ketchum stand for a photo during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Wellness Pointe Primary Care and Medical Massage in Chehalis on Tuesday, Oct. 1. Owners Stajduhar and Mishler are committed to providing the community with a wellness model for primary care, the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce stated in a news release. The wellness model offers patients personalized primary care services for a flat monthly fee of $80 for an adult and $20 per child with at least one participating adult. Patients receive unlimited visits, same day appointments, sports physicals, Department of Transportation physicals and referrals to specialists if needed. The business also offers telehealth appointments. In addition, Wellness Pointe provides discounted cash rates on laboratory testing, medications, procedures and radiology imaging. Learn more at https://wellnesspointedirectcare.com/.
In focus: Wellness Point celebrates launch of direct primary care, medical massage services
Owner Tim Crockett talks to Brittney Bramlett, middle, and David Sawicki about the variety of squash at The Pumpkin Patch in Centralia on Tuesday, Oct. 1. The Pumpkin Patch is located at 518 Goodrich Road in Centralia from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free to enter.
In focus: Scenes from The Pumpkin Patch on Goodrich Road in Centralia
The Pumpkin Patch is located at 518 Goodrich Road in Centralia. It is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. now through Halloween. The Pumpkin Patch is free to enter, though there are fees for hay rides, … more
The Kalama Creek hatchery, which was moderized in 2023, will release fewer fish in 2025 under a lawsuit settlement with two environmental groups. (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service)
Salmon lawsuit ends in settlement but tensions over hatcheries simmer
The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife is closing two Southwest Washington hatchery programs and lowering releases at another as a part of a settlement agreement stemming from a lawsuit by … more
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Litigation looms over latest round of Washington state timber sales
Conservation advocates are prepared to sue over more than half of the timber sales Washington’s Board of Natural Resources approved on Tuesday, the latest flare-up in the fight over whether … more
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Joe Kent, left, and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
National campaign committees unveil latest ads in Third Congressional District race ahead of debate
As Third Congressional District candidates U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, the Democratic incumbent, and Joe Kent, her Republican challenger, prepare to face each other in a debate at Lower … more
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JW Foster, left, and Rachel Dreon.
Thurston County Commissioner District No. 2 candidates talk upcoming general election
With Gary Edwards set to retire from the Thurston County Commission following the conclusion of his second term, two new local candidates are seeking to replace the independent on the board of … more
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Former Centralia City Councilor Cameron McGee speaks during a council meeting in March 2022.
Former City Councilor Cameron McGee appointed to Centralia School Board 
The Centralia School Board has appointed Cameron McGee to a vacant position on the board.  McGee replaces Mike Stinkeoway, who was appointed to at-large position 3 in January 2024 and … more
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64-year-old mule rider rescued south of Rimrock Lake after being stranded with broken leg
A 64-year-old mule rider was located near a trail south of Rimrock Lake early Monday after being stranded Saturday night and all day Sunday with only her dog and no supplies. The Yakima County … more
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Driver injured after asphalt roller falls off trailer near Cinebar
A 63-year-old Pasco man was injured after an asphalt roller fell off the side of a trailer on state Route 508 near Cinebar on Monday, according to the Washington State Patrol.  Donald R. … more
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Airman 1st Class Troy May, left, 62nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron heavy aircraft integrated avionics specialist, carries Ursula Bannister, a 79-year-old Tacoma resident on his back while Layton Allen and others follow and assist Bannister on the High Rock trail near Ashford, Washington, Aug. 28.
Passing soldier carries injured hiker, 79, after she’s injured on trail near Mount Rainier
Ursula Bannister traveled alone last month to High Rock Lookout, a hiking trail southwest of Mount Rainier near Ashford, for a trip she makes yearly. The visit held a particularly special meaning: … more
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News Dump hosts Eric Schwartz, left, and Aaron VanTuyl.
News Dump Ep. 204: Highway to the Smell Zone 
On the 204th episode of The Chronicle News Dump, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Chronicle Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz discuss The Great Stank of 2024, the big debate/forum and three vandals being … more
Jody Lee Roberts, 46, of Puyallup, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Monday, Sept. 30.
Man arrested after Lewis County deputies seize over 538 fentanyl pills along U.S. Highway 12 
Bail is set at $25,000 for a man who allegedly had 538 suspected fentanyl pills in his possession when a Lewis County Sheriff’s Office deputy contacted him on westbound U.S. Highway 12 in Lewis … more
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Doyle D. Camille, 43, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Monday, Sept. 30.
Bail set at $100K for men accused of having meth, fentanyl, firearms in Napavine
Bail is set at $100,000 each for two men who allegedly had a handgun and over 20 grams each of meth and fentanyl in their possession when a Napavine police officer stopped them for expired … more
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Timothy A. Gubarik, 21, of Kent, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Monday, Sept. 30.
Six accused of breaking into Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery, attempting to steal fish 
Six males between the ages of 15 and 21 accused of breaking into the Cowlitz River Salmon Hatchery in Salkum on Sunday and snagging salmon out of the fish pens are facing felony charges in Lewis … more
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Tour attendees walk across a bridge over a spillway at the Skookumchuck Dam during the Chehalis Basin Strategy Legislative Site Tour on Friday, Sept. 27.
Office of Chehalis Basin to request $80 million from Legislature
The Office of Chehalis Basin (OCB) will recommend an $80 million biennial budget appropriation from the Washington state Legislature to “aggressively pursue the Chehalis Basin Strategy,” … more
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