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Thurston County reported 419 new COVID-19 cases and no additional deaths during the period of Aug. 8 through Aug. 14. There were 499 cases reported and two deaths between Aug. 1 and Aug. … more
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 title of … more
The Southwest Washington Fair started its six-day run on Tuesday. Here is a collection of photographs by Chronicle photographer Jared Wenzelburger. Find out more about the fair online at … more
On Monday, less than 24 hours before the start of the Southwest Washington Fair, volunteers in the horse arena found themselves in a predicament. “4H horse department is in a bind,” … more
Youngsters looking to get a taste of rodeo life can try their hand at mutton busting at the Southwest Washington Fair this week. Set up between the horse barns and the grandstands, mutton busting … more
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Criminal Trespass • A woman was trespassed from a business in the 500 block of North Pearl Street just before 8:45 a.m. on Aug. 15 after she slept on the … more
Visitors to the Southwest Washington Fair should never leave empty-handed. Of course, a bag of scones is a necessity. Fortunately, fairgoers only need one hand to carry home a willow tree … more
Centralia was set to see its second marijuana dispensary open, but the location at 1039 S. Gold St. might be in jeopardy due to a nearby mental health and drug rehabilitation center, CORE Health, … more
Fall quarter starts Sept. 19, but there’s still time to get started at Centralia College.   Students can get on the fast track with their registration, admission and financial aid at … more
The Chehalis Basin Local Action Non-Dam (LAND) committee has set up an online survey for residents of the basin. It’s available at https://bit.ly/ChehalisBasinSurvey.   Anyone in … more
The newly-renovated Mineral Lake Lions Den Campground will host a local musician on the “Crawdad Stage” at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 27, for an event titled “Music Down in the … more
Multiple residents complained about speeding vehicles during the Pe Ell Town Council meeting on Tuesday night.   One resident asked if she could place signs along state Route 6 encouraging … more
Bail has been set at $25,000 for a Lewis County man accused of failing to register as a sex offender.   State law requires the defendant, Steven Allen Maggard, 51, to register as a Level 1 … more
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
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
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
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
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
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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