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Human remains found in Onalaska are those of 2018 murder victim; suspect was found not guilty
Human remains found on a property in Onalaska earlier this month are those of a man murdered in 2018, according to identification released by the Lewis County Coroner's Office on Friday ...
'She was strong, she was tough, she was articulate': Longtime community development director Lee Napier retires from county
Lee Napier, the longtime head of the Lewis County Community Development Department, officially called it a career on Friday. Before her retirement, Napier’s colleagues recognized her for
Tradition of barrier-free fishing continues in Lewis County, allowing people to catch joy in a pond
About 42 years ago, the late Noel Cole began allowing people who might not otherwise get the opportunity to go fishing to drop a line at the Cole family property in Lewis County. That tradition ...
Lewis County nonprofit Carly's Closet provides new clothes and supplies to kids at seven elementary schools
Carly’s Closet, a nonprofit that supplies clothes and school supplies to elementary school students, is now serving seven elementary schools in Lewis County, with hopes of continuing to expand
Assault, possession of a weapon and prison riot charges filed against Green Hill School inmates
The Lewis County Prosecutor's Office filed charges against several Green Hill School inmates in late April and May for alleged offenses that took place at the Chehalis juvenile detention ...
In focus: Torch Run courses through Lewis County in support of Special Olympics
The Lewis County Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run coursed through the county on Friday, May 31. Organized by the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office, the Centralia Police
Man accused of fleeing from Centralia police in stolen car, on foot in 2023 charged in Lewis County Superior Court
A man accused of fleeing from police in Centralia both in a stolen vehicle and on foot in July 2023, crashing into a patrol vehicle and an RV, jumping into the Skookumchuck River, going through
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