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Toledo High School football players receive a sendoff from the elementary school prior to their departure for Husky Stadium on Friday, Dec. 5. The team competed against Tri-Cities Prep for the 2B state championship title on Saturday, Dec. 6. The Riverhawks lost, bringing home a second-place trophy. See full coverage of the game in today’s Sports section.
In Focus: Community comes together to send off Toledo football team to state
Cars decorated with lights make their way down Main Avenue in Morton on Saturday, Dec. 6, during the East Lewis County community's Christmas parade.
In Focus: Morton gets in the Christmas spirit with tree lighting, parade and more
Mossyrock area residents watch as the city's official Christmas tree lights up for the first time in front of Mossyrock City Hall on Friday, Dec. 5.
In Focus: Lighting the Christmas Tree and meeting Santa in Mossyrock
Santa and Mrs. Claus exit a helicopter after landing in a field across from the Adna Grocery store to greet kids on Saturday, Dec. 6. Santa and company headed over to the Adna Grange after landing, where they met with area children and families. The event was brought to the community by Jim and Cindy Smith, owners of Adna Grocery.
In Focus: Santa touches down in Adna ahead of Christmas
My 2 Scents K9 owner Kristi Bridgman poses with the ribbon from the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony for her Onalaska dog training center on Friday, Dec. 5.
My 2 Scents K9: Retired police K9 handler and trainer officially cuts ribbon for Onalaska dog training center
On Friday, Dec. 5, My 2 Scents K9 owner Kristi Bridgman officially christened her new Onalaska dog training center with a Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony. During … more
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The dog accused of killing a neighbor’s birds, a white husky named Luna, is photographed on her owner’s property in this photo provided by the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office.
Chehalis dog designated ‘dangerous’ after attacking flock of neighbor’s birds, though owner says they got the wrong canine
A dog belonging to a woman living at a Chehalis address was declared dangerous last week after reports that it had killed more than 10 domestic birds, including chickens and ducks. The Lewis … more
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Anson Service, dressed as the Grinch, poses after causing mischief in Vader (making sure the lights were all working) ahead of the city's Christmas parade on Saturday, Dec. 6.
In Focus: Grinch gets into mischief as Vader celebrates the coming of Christmas
From the left, World War II veterans Harvey Drahos, Roy "Pete" Jacobs and James "Jim" Gardner pose for a photo along with Margaret Cole, who worked in a deli during WWII feeding service members at only 16 years old, on Sunday, Dec. 7, inside the Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis for the museum's annual WWII dinner.
World War II veterans honored during annual dinner at Veterans Memorial Museum in Chehalis
Dozens of local veterans, their families and other residents from throughout the region came together to honor World War II veterans on Sunday, Dec. 7 — the 84th anniversary of the Imperial … more
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The podcast room is pictured at The Chronicle in Centralia on Tuesday, Dec. 2. The News Dump and Sports Dump are recorded weekly in the on-site studio.
News Dump Ep. 258: Under your administration, we lost our pet bear
On the 258th episode of The Chronicle News Dump, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz jump on the mics for an emergency podcast to discuss a news pile that’s simply too hot to … more
The Chehalis River meanders through clear-cut timberland on Weyerhaeuser property upstream from Pe Ell. Loggers are required to maintain trees in the riparian zone.
Litigation filed in response to expanding buffers on non-fish streams in Washington state
In response to the Forest Practices Board issuing the rule to expand buffers on non-fish perennial streams on Nov. 26, the Washington Farm Forestry Association (WFFA) and Washington Forest Protection … more
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Alexander Lee Rogers, 51, of Longview, sits during his arraignment hearing at the Cowlitz County Jail courtroom on Tuesday, Sept. 9, in Kelso. He is looking toward the court spectators. Rogers pleaded guilty and was sentenced on Thursday.
Man accused of murdering woman, beating elderly man sentenced to 40 years in Cowlitz County Superior Court
Alexander Lee Rogers, the man accused of murdering a 64-year-old woman and severely injuring an elderly man in a Longview home earlier this year, was sentenced Thursday to over 40 years. Rogers, … more
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Canada scrambles to convince Nutrien to abandon Cowlitz County fertilizer terminal
Canadian officials are working to convince global agriculture giant Nutrien to back out of its plan to build a $500 million to $1 billion dollar fertilizer export terminal in Longview just weeks … more
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Some states have issued guidances for schools in connection with how to respond to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials. (ICE Office/TNS)
Report of people pretending to be police prompts officers in Cowlitz County to ICE arrest
Ramon Tovar Jimenez, the Longview resident accused of assaulting a federal immigration officer during another arrest , could face additional charges from the U.S District Attorney's Office. … more
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Republicans left tribes out of their $50B rural health fund; now, it’s up to states to share
The Trump administration is touting its $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program as the largest-ever U.S. investment in rural health care. But the government made minimal mention of Native … more
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The Hopper is where Washington lawmakers file proposed bill language. (Courtesy of the Washington Legislature)
Bills begin streaming in ahead of Washington state’s 2026 legislative session
Washington lawmakers are warming up for a sprint. They’ve been pre-filing bills and holding press conferences this week, knowing they’ll have just 60 days to drive their policy ideas … more
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Smoke smolders in a fire pit at a homeless encampment at the end of Eckerson Road in Centralia on Thursday.
With homelessness rising, new federal rules could benefit states that take tougher approaches
As the housing shortage pushes more Americans into homelessness for the first time, the Trump administration wants to focus federal housing aid on mental health treatment and enforcement against … more
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ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations officers and a federal agent detain a person at a home in Phoenix, Ariz.
Ban on police face coverings pitched ahead of Washington state’s 2026 legislative session
California in September became the first state to ban law enforcement officers from wearing face coverings, in response to immigration raids where federal agents wore masks.  The U.S. … more
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River watch: Flood watch remains in effect as heavy rain arrives
This morning is the start of heavy rain systems moving through Western Washington through mid-week, with rivers expected to swell beyond their banks in many cases.   A flood watch … more
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Centralia Police Department welcomes new K-9 and handler to unit 
The Centralia Police Department announced the latest additions to its K-9 unit in a Dec. 5 news release, officially welcoming K-9 Hector and Officer Daniel Cox. K-9 Hector is a 15-month-old … more
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Suspect with axe charges at deputies near Wilsonville, leading to shooting, sheriff’s office says
A suspect with an axe charged at two sheriff’s deputies near Wilsonville during a traffic stop Friday evening, resulting in at least one of the deputies shooting the person, the Clackamas … more
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