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18-Year-Old Accused of Stealing Food From Parents’ House in Onalaska Charged With Felony
An 18-year-old Onalaska resident was arrested and booked into the Lewis County Jail on Tuesday for allegedly breaking into his parents’ residence and stealing food.   He has since … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Washington Agriculture Committee Moves Six Bills Forward
OLYMPIA — The House Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources passed several bills Wednesday that now move on to the next step in the legislative process. The committee met in the … more
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A red tailed hawk is pictured on a branch beside Pleasant Valley Road in Adna on Wednesday afternoon.
In Focus: Red-Tailed Hawk on Watch in Adna
Firefighters Save People Trapped by House Fire in Shelton Early Wednesday
Firefighters saved several people who were trapped by a house fire in downtown Shelton early Wednesday morning. Central Mason Fire and EMS responded at about 2:40 a.m. to the multi-family home at … more
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Lisa and Michelle Little smile as a ribbon is cut outside The Centerville Cafe in Centralia on Wednesday during an event hosted by the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce. The Centerville Cafe reopened Jan. 5 with new owners Michelle and Lisa Little in downtown Centralia. The cafe is located at 111 N. Tower Ave. in Centralia. Both Michelle and Lisa Little grew up in the area and have been going to The Centerville Cafe for over 20 years. Before being approached by the previous owners, Marion Manzer and Morris Gall, about purchasing the restaurant, Michelle Little managed a restaurant in Olympia, and Lisa Little worked as a nurse. Manzer and Gall wanted the restaurant to stay family owned to maintain the spirit of The Centerville Cafe in Centralia. According to the chamber, the cafe got its name in 2013 when Manzer and Gall bought what had been called the “Jersey Diner” and renamed it after the original name of Centralia, which was Centerville. The Centerville Cafe — under various names — is more than 120 years old. “We focus on having really good food, cooked with love. We want it to feel like home when you come in. Our staff really makes this place amazing,” Michelle Little said.
In Focus: A Ribbon-Cutting for Centerville Cafe in Centralia
At the Kanaloa Octopus Farm, shown here on Sept. 30, 2022, in Kona, Hawaii, efforts are being made to breed octopus for human consumption. Paying visitors are allowed to visit the octopus in captivity and put their hands in the tanks to let the octopus approach. (Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
As Hawaii Takes Action Against Octopus Farm, Washington State Looks to Impose Its Own Ban
The owner of a controversial octopus "farm" on Hawaii's Big Island was ordered to "cease and desist" nonpermitted operations in January after a clamor of attention was directed at the small outfit, … more
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HISTORY PHOTO OF THE WEEK: This 1920 photo is of a Centralia plant that manufactured briquettes from coal dust using a petroleum-based binder. It was located in the vicinity of what is now the 1100 block of J and K streets in Centralia. The plant was in operation during the early 1920s and was run by a man known as "King" Kenny and his brother. The third man from the left in this photo is Sutton Nunn. Nunn was born in England in the town of Sutton and worked at the time at the plant. He came to Centralia by way of Canada and married Elsie Wright Nunn. The couple had three children they raised in Centralia. Nunn descendants remain in the area. This photo and information was originally submitted by Jim Nunn, grandson of Sutton Nunn, for The Chronicle’s Our Hometowns books.
A Look Back in Time: Centralia Girl in Coma Receives ‘Chain of Prayers’ From People Around the World
In the Feb. 18, 1963, edition of The Chronicle, it was reported a “chain of prayer” was held for a 6-year-old Centralia girl who was a coma patient at Mary Bridge Children’s … more
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Man With Thurston County Home Pleads Guilty to Profiting From Smuggling Indian Nationals Into U.S.
A 49-year-old man who owns a home in Lacey pleaded guilty on Wednesday to smuggling Indian nationals across the northern border for profit. Rajinder Pal Singh, also known as Jaspal Gill, … more
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Washington Legislature Aims to Lower Insulin Costs, Amid Federal Inaction
It was a year ago this month when Haven Hepner, 10, was flown by medevac from her home in East Wenatchee to Seattle Children's hospital. After a case of COVID-19, she had a headache and was very … more
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The Washington state Capitol building stands against clear skies in Olympia on Thursday, Jan. 5.
Right Turns on Red Would Be Limited in Washington Under Bill
When Washington made it legal to turn right on a red light in 1959, concerns about pedestrian safety quickly followed. "This new rule can bring old results: More and more and more accidents," … more
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A fur seal pup entangled in material around its neck is rescued by four Northwest scientists on a research excursion on a beach in the Olympic Peninsula. “If we hadn’t been able to remove the elastic, the animal likely would have died,” says Shawn Larson, Seattle Aquarium senior conservation research manager. (Seattle Aquarium)
Northwest Scientists Rescue Fur Seal Pup on Olympic Peninsula Beach During Research Excursion
For four Northwest scientists, a research excursion on a remote beach on the Olympic Peninsula unexpectedly turned into a lifesaving mission to rescue a fur seal pup. On a wet and windy January … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
State Republican Lawmaker Proposes Bills on State Worker Vaccine Re-Hiring and Emergency Powers
State Rep. Chris Corry, R-Yakima, has introduced legislation to set hiring preferences for state employees who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 vaccine requirements. According to Washington's … more
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'Vicious, Heinous and Cruel': Ex-JBLM Soldier Sentenced for Child Sex Crimes in the Philippines
A former soldier at Joint Base Lewis-McChord was sentenced Thursday to 22 years in prison for child sex crimes deemed "vicious, heinous and cruel" by the federal judge overseeing his case. Moeun … more
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A photo of items, including drugs and firearms, that Olympia police recovered from a vehicle parked on the 4000 block of Martin Way East on Feb. 9.
Thurston County Police Seize Meth, Heroin, Fentanyl and Guns From Vehicle
Olympia police said they recovered a large amount of illicit drugs and three firearms from a "suspicious" parked vehicle last week. An officer spotted the vehicle on Feb. 9 after 1 a.m. on the … more
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Southwest Washington Man Arrested on Suspicion of Kidnapping 3-Year-Old
A Vancouver man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of kidnapping and domestic violence assault following a police bulletin about the disappearance of his 3-year-old son. The Vancouver Police … more
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Man Was Dead in Washington Jail for Over 18 Hours Before Corrections Staff Noticed, Complaint Alleges
A 36-year-old man was dead in a "dungeonlike" cell at the Garfield County Jail for more than 18 hours before dispatchers who monitor the jail noticed, a complaint filed Thursday alleges. Kyle … more
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Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers stands in front of an American flag in this photo taken by former Chewelah Independent editor Brandon Hansen.
In Hearing Near U.S.-Mexico Border, McMorris Rodgers Blames Biden for Fentanyl Crisis
WASHINGTON — In a hearing on Wednesday in the border town of McAllen, Texas, the Spokane Republican who chairs the House Energy and Commerce Committee blamed President Joe Biden for the public … more
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Phoenix Man Sentenced to 30 Years for Planning to Sex Traffic 12-Year-Old Washington Girl
In his 15 years prosecuting child sex abuse crimes, Assistant U.S. Attorney David Herzog has never requested a life sentence in prison for a defendant. Until Thursday. Herzog requested that … more
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Police Pursuit Legislation Making Chases Easier Passes Key House Committee
OLYMPIA — A bill making it easier for police to give chase to suspected criminals gained traction Thursday when it passed a key state House committee. The measure would allow officers to … more
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Grays Harbor County Man Hospitalized Following Explosion
An Elma man was medevac'd to an advanced care center following an explosion that severely wounded him on Tuesday night. East Grays Harbor Fire and Rescue got the call just after 9:30 p.m., said … more
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