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Roots and ivy disturb a grave at Mountain View Cemetery in Centralia Wednesday afternoon.
Mountain View Cemetery in Centralia Repossessed by Lewis County After Foreclosure 
Presumably there is more to the name on a headstone at Mountain View Cemetery in Centralia that reads “Edith M. Capp—” but the final letters are obscured by ivy. We know a few … more
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Koryn Kraemer, 25, is charged with assaulting an elderly man at a MAX platform in Gresham, during the early morning when the train wasn't in service.
Lifetime Ban Issued After Suspect Chews Off Part of Man’s Face at Oregon Train Station
A 25-year-old man has been banned for life from TriMet after he was charged in a brutal attack at a Gresham MAX station earlier this month. Koryn Kraemer remains in jail and faces a … more
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Breadson John has been missing since June 2022.
FBI Joins Search for 8-Year-Old SW Washington Boy Missing Since Last Summer; Grandparents Face Charges
The FBI and the Vancouver police are trying to locate an 8-year-old boy who hasn’t been seen in more than six months. Breadson John’s family members who live in the area have said he … more
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Opening arguments were held Tuesday, January 24, 2022, in the first-degree murder trial of Warren Leslie Forrest, accused in the 1974 murder of Martha Morrison. Presiding over the trial is Judge Robert A. Lewis. January 24, 2022 Beth Nakamura/Staff
‘Amazed I Wasn’t Dead’: Survivor Testifies in Trial of Suspected SW Washington Serial Killer
Clark County prosecutors’ case against suspected serial killer Warren Forrest hinges on DNA evidence found on the grip of a dart gun Forrest allegedly used in the 1974 slaying of 17-year-old … more
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A photograph shows the health of a horse named Mac Daddy J before receiving proper care in this 2021 Chronicle file photo. The horse was among the animals seized from a property in the Winlock area.
Animal Cruelty Suspects Would Be Liable for All Care Costs of Seized Animals Under Bill in Washington House
An owner suspected of animal cruelty or neglect would be liable for all costs stemming from the seizure of that animal, under proposed legislation making its way through the Washington Legislature. … more
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Signs are held in opposition of the Supreme Living facility located at 2813 140th Avenue Southwest in Tenino during a meeting with Thurston County Commissioners in Olympia last week.
Sunday Town Hall Seeks to Answer Questions on Tenino Area Sex Offender Facility
People with questions about a planned sex offender housing facility near Tenino may attend an informational town hall at Tenino High School on Sunday. The Thurston County Sheriff's Office … more
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The Westminster Bells of Chehalis donated $800 to the Hope Alliance in December. The funds were generated from free-will offerings taken during their recent community Christmas concerts. The Hope Alliance supports survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assaults. This photo was submitted by choir director Carol Days.
In Focus: Westminster Bells Donate to Hope Alliance
The Westminster Bells of Chehalis donated $800 to the Hope Alliance in December. The funds were generated from free-will offerings taken during their recent community Christmas concerts. The Hope … more
Two Suspects in Unrelated Homicides Released Wednesday Pending Charges in Lewis County
It’s rare that the Lewis County Prosecutor’s Office receives two unrelated homicide cases within the same week; and even rarer that each case requires investigation that will take longer than a 72-hour investigative hold will allow. Yet, that’s the situation the prosecutor’s office found itself in on Wednesday. more
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Lewis County Law and Justice Center
$250K Warrant Issued for Man Accused of Breaking Woman’s Back at Centralia Health Care Facility
A Lewis County Superior Court judge has issued a $250,000 warrant for the arrest of a man accused of grabbing a woman by her throat and throwing her against a wall, breaking her back, at a medical … more
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The Washington State Capitol is seen in Olympia.
Bill Proposes Relaxing Restrictions on Low-Dose Cannabis Drinks
Consumers will be able to purchase more low-THC liquid-infused products in a single purchase if a bill in the Legislature wins approval.  “HB 1249 is necessary to ensure that the … more
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Members of the Washington Youth Ocean and River Conservation Alliance and Earth Ministry Washington Interfaith Power & Light marched from The Olympia Ballroom to the steps of the Capitol on Jan. 13.
Bills Push for Improving Salmon Habitat, Removing Barriers
Starting at The Olympia Ballroom in the state capital’s historic district, students from across Washington carried inflatable orcas and salmon as they marched through the streets of Olympia to … more
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Lewis County Courthouse
Volunteers Sought for Lewis County Lodging Tax Advisory Board
A news release from the Lewis County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) this week announced the county is seeking applications for a vacancy on the county’s Lodging Tax Advisory … more
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Fog rolls in during the sunset over the Cowlitz River valley near Salkum Friday evening.
Photo: Fog Rolls in During Sunset in Salkum
House Minority Leader J.T. Wilcox, R-Yelm, talks about ongoing issues in his area of the state while answering questions from reporters Friday, Jan. 20, 2023.
‘United in Opposition’: Local Lawmakers Talk South Thurston, Pierce County Airport Proposals
When prompted on Thurston County-area legislative priorities during an interview at the Capitol Friday afternoon, House Minority Leader J.T. Wilcox, R-Yelm, smiled and asked, “You mean like … more
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The state 2B champion Napavine Tigers football team was honored Tuesday by the Lewis County commissioners at the commissioners’ weekly meeting at the county courthouse in Chehalis. The commissioners applauded 16-year head coach Josh Fay and the team’s seven senior class members. “The team successfully went undefeated and won the state championship; a high accomplishment,” Commission Chair Sean Swope said. The Tigers completed the 2022 season with a 13-0 record. Their 41-27 win over Okanogan in the state championship game was the school’s fourth football championship, the first since 2016. Pictured from left are Lewis County Commissioner Lindsey Pollock, Swope, Fay, Cody Keys, Ashton Wirt, Deacon Parker, Jose Gaona, Mario Lara, Max O’Neill, Gabe Harris and Commissioner Scott Brummer.
Photo: Napavine State Champs Honored by Lewis County Commissioners
The state 2B champion Napavine Tigers football team was honored Tuesday by the Lewis County commissioners at the commissioners’ weekly meeting at the county courthouse in Chehalis. The … more
A display is pictured at the Chehalis Flying Saucer Party last year at the Lewis County Historical Museum.
Northwest Flying Saucer Film Fest Now Accepting Short Film Entries
As this year will mark the 75th anniversary of Chehalis pilot Kenneth Arnold’s historic flying saucer sighting, the Northwest Flying Saucer Film Fest is now accepting short film entries to be … more
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These photos of Aron Christensen and Buzzo were provided by friends of Aron Christensen.
Lewis County Sheriff’s Office Receives Final Report in Aron Christensen Death Investigation
The Lewis County Sheriff’s Office intends to refer Aron Christensen’s case back to the prosecutor’s office within the next two weeks, The Chronicle confirmed Tuesday.  A … more
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Sirens: Driver Flees From Police; Stolen Vehicle Recovery; Theft Reports
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT   Theft   • An unknown suspect reportedly stole something from a hardware store in the 1600 block of Harrison Avenue at approximately 12:10 p.m. … more
State Representatives Sponsor Bill Again Attempting to Reform Governor’s Emergency Powers
State Rep. Chris Corry, R-Yakima, introduced a new bill this week that would reform the governor’s emergency powers, according to a statement released on Tuesday.  The bill, House Bill … more
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Individuals honored by the City of Centralia as “Outstanding Citizen Volunteers” pose for a photo while standing in front of city council members to be recognized for their service Tuesday night at a public meeting in Centralia.
Centralia Volunteers Honored at City Council Meeting; January Declared Volunteer Appreciation Month
Winners of the 2022 City of Centralia Volunteer Award were honored and presented plaques for their volunteer work in the city during Tuesday night’s regular city council meeting. The … more
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