Southwest Washington projects continue to receive funding, two years after infrastructure bill passed

Posted 11/27/23

Lewis County continues to feel the effects of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), two years after President Joe Biden signed the $1.2 trillion legislation into law.

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Centralia man held on $100K bail for allegedly assaulting child, age 6

The WET Science Center’s fall lineup brings the outdoors inside

Candidates for Congress address issue of biological males participating in girls’ sports

“A big nasty problem”: Brother of Aron Christensen airs frustration with Lewis County officials at Chronicle forum

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