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[230] [232] [233] A weekly newspaper known as The Weekly News, and then as the Chehalis Times, was begun in 1979 but folded two years later. [230] Since then, Chehalis has been without a city-produced newspaper and local news reports for the residents of Chehalis are provided by The Chronicle , a weekly newspaper published in Centralia.
This is a list of newspapers in the U.S. state of Washington. The list is divided between papers currently being produced and those produced in the past and subsequently terminated. The list is divided between papers currently being produced and those produced in the past and subsequently terminated.
The Chronicle, formerly the Daily Chronicle, is a local newspaper in Centralia, Washington, US.Its newsroom covers happenings in all of Lewis County and parts of neighboring Thurston, Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Pierce, Pacific, Wahkiakum and Yakima counties.
Nov. 20—The City of Chehalis issued a warning in the form of a news release on Friday, Nov. 17, concerning phishing scam emails that are circulating referring to "Chehalis, WA Utility." "This is ...
Nov. 27—When Bartel's Clothing and Shoes closed permanently earlier this year after 101 years of business, a large retail lot was left vacant in downtown Chehalis. Now, a local Chehalis couple ...
Centralia's leading newspaper is The Chronicle, ranked seventeenth in the state based on weekday circulation, [89] and serves most of Lewis County. There are also several community-based newspapers that are published bi-weekly, such as The Lewis County News and The East County Journal .
At its regular meeting on Nov. 21, the Chehalis School Board of Directors unanimously passed a resolution to run a four-year levy on the February ballot at an estimated rate of $1.92-$1.97 per ...
The Nisqually Valley News was first published in February 1922. [2] [3] The editor at that time was Sam Sparks. [4] The newspaper was originally independent and published by O.K. Press Company. [2] [4] Another News founder was Elmer Keller Fristoe, [5] a traveling advertising salesman who settled in Yelm following WWI. [6]