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In focus: Crowd gathers for grand reopening of Sweet Dough Cookie Co. in Chehalis
Customers lined up outside Sweet Dough Cookie Co.'s new Chehalis location during a grand reopening celebration on Saturday, May 11. The new location is at 734 S. Market Blvd. in Chehalis,
Centralia College graduate shares her story of becoming an RN at the age of 62
In June 2023, Christy Nelson graduated from Centralia College with a registered nurse (RN) certificate at the age of 62. “As I’ve worked this last year, I cannot count the times that
Centralia-born journalist Marilyn Robinson, who set standards in reporting the news, dies at 89
Longtime Denver journalist Marilyn Robinson, who broke into a male-dominated news industry and set a standard for tenacious and accurate police reporting over 45 years, died on Saturday at the age of
Labradors strut their stuff for aspiring dog judges and handlers in Chehalis
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a judge at a dog show? Two members of the Mount Rainier Labrador Retriever Club (MRLRC) had a chance to find out last Saturday, May 11, ...
Chehalis Flying Saucer Party organizers shoot commercial ahead of announcement of speakers
The theme for the fourth annual Chehalis Flying Saucer Party has already been announced as “disclosure.” Event organizers were out on Saturday, May 11, in downtown Chehalis
Centralia, Wash.’s coal plant has to close next year. Can Pa. communities learn from Centralia’s transition?
This story was produced as part of Climate Solutions, a collaboration focused on community engagement and solutions-based reporting to help Central Pennsylvania move toward climate literacy, resilience and adaptation. StateImpact Pennsylvania convened the collaboration; WITF is a Climate Solutions partner. Other Climate Solutions partners are Franklin & Marshall Center for Public Opinion, La Voz Latina, Sankofa African American Theatre Company, Shippensburg University, Q’Hubo News, and the York Daily Record.
Thurston County 2024 High School Baseball District Recap: Olympia Wins Title, Tenino, Tumwater, Capital Qualify for State
Boys baseball teams from Thurston County competed in WIAA district baseball games this past week with several local teams qualifying. The Olympia Bears (17-6, 4A SPSL) boys team won the 4A District four competition on Saturday in extra innings with a 2-1 win over rival Puyallup. Tumwater and Capital qualified with walk-off wins. Tumwater (16-5, 2A EVCO) defeated R.A. Long 3-2 and Capital (13-8 3A SSC) played 16 innings and defeated Auburn Mountainview 11-10. Tenino (17-6, 1A) competing in 1A play beat King’s Way Christian School 9-2 Monday to qualify for 1A state tournament.
In focus: Anglers flock to Toledo Lions Club's annual Jim & Penny Lancaster Kids Fishing Derby
Here are some scenes from the Toledo Lions Club’s annual Jim & Penny Lancaster Kids Fishing Derby at South Lewis County Park Pond — also known as Wallace Pond — in Toledo on
'Out of Towners': Rochester High School's spring musical highlights graduating seniors
With nearly half of its theater students graduating this year, Rochester High School is using its spring production, “Out of Towners,” to highlight the drama program’s past
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