Centralia, WA News

• Centralia, WA News
• State mandates fall quarter college tuition hike
• College Electronics Club to host open house
• College to honor long-time coach, athletic director
• Running Start orientation offered at Centralia College
• Naturalization process session offered at Centralia College
• Elk hunt raffle raises scholarship funds
• HEC Board approves college's bachelor's program
• Free job fair returns to Centralia College on May 8
• Supreme Court invites public to college sessions
• Family Fun Fest returns to Centralia College
• Parents in recovery program begins
• Dr. Jim Walton honored by PTK at annual convention
• College to host Creating Community forum April 18
• Secretary of State to visit Centralia College
• Centralia College's bachelor's degree approved
• Play-in-a-day piano lessons offered at Centralia College
• Centralia College's accreditation reaffirmed
• Spring quarter at Centralia College offers many options
• Centralia College Board grants tenure
• McMenamins to host foundation night event
• CC Scholarship application deadline extended
• Running Start orientation offered at Centralia College
• Rare book to be auctioned, student book loan established
• Angela Meade named Centralia College Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient
• Centralia College hosts duck stamp exhibit
• CC Foundation, TransAlta team to offer benefit elk hunt
• Economic outlook presented at Centralia College
• Personal, community disaster response roundtable scheduled
• Larry McGee to head Centralia College's bachelor's program
• Salmon finds way to college's KNOLL
• Centralia College hosts MLK recognition event
• Centralia College seeks 2012 Distinguished Alumnus nominations
• 2012 New Year's Eve
• Groove for Thought to perform in January
• Earth Sciences professor featured in Earth Magazine
• Study trek to South America set for June 2012
• Shipwrecked on Centralia College Wickstrom stage
• Centralia College sets plans to offer Bachelor of Applied Science degree
• Free services available at upcoming Citizenship Day
• The Value Proposition, your tax dollars at work
• Tips on quality customer relations
• Centralia College to host Latino Youth Summit
• Julie Ledford named CC Vice President of Human Resources
• 'Parents in recovery' program begins at CC
• Open registration for Fall 2011 continues at CC
• College offers GED classes to help individuals succeed
• Military spouses may be eligible for tuition assistance, workshop slated
• Civil Engineering Technology at CC
• CC to begin work on Kiser Natural Outdoor Learning Lab
• CC East offers opportunities to community
• Campus trees identified by CC Leadership class
• 6th Annual Energy and Construction Best Practices Summit includes National Experts
• STEM scholar recognized
• NC Machinery donates to college's diesel program
• CC offers new AAS business degree program
• Summer class registration underway, beat fall tuition increase
• Community Concerts scheduled for May-June
• 2011 Commencement set for Friday, June 10
• Fairway Dental Care Integrates Spa Comforts with Traditional Dentistry
• Two faculty members receive Exceptional Faculty Award
• Nels Hanson to speak at June 10 commencement
• Free Job Fair returns to Centralia College
• College's Teitzel Garden to honor past employees
• College students host International Night
• Two Jakes lead college's Diesel Technology program
• Mountain climber, professional guide to speak April 27
• Family Fun Fest returns April 22
• CC professor, colleague, edit anthology on "women and work"
• Running Start orientation offered April 19
• College names 2011 Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient
• Foundation receives Baxter donation
• Stuart Halsan named Centralia College trustee
• CC partners with Brandman University
• CC Board grants tenure
• CC students plug into financial aid, new portal
• Foundation to host civil awareness event, April 14
• College committed to serving veterans
• College signs Early Childhood Education agreement
• College seeks 'Distinguished Alumnus' nominations
• Piano workshop offered at Centralia College
• College takes extra step to lower carbon footprint
• Elements in stone grace college's Science Center plaza
• Blazerfest Week begins Feb. 1
• Economist to speak at Centralia College
• Russ Mohney art on display
• Center of Excellence earns Bellwether Award finalist recognition
• Famed Louie Louie band to perform at President's Scholarship event
• Winter 2011 Lyceum examines civil rights, religion issues
• New Event at Fort Borst Park Is All About the Pooches
• Glory Days of Steam Tractors Come Alive in Toledo as Families Work Together to Celebrate Old-Time Th
• Chehalis Woman Goes All-Out to Support Military Members
• Motel Fined for Not Fencing in Pool
• Off-Duty Policeman Saves Choking Victim at Eatery
• Toledo Man Found Innocent on Burglary Charges
• Murder Suspect’s Supervision Lax
• Morton District Passed Up Chance to Fire Moulton
• Herrera Leads Heck in Latest Election Poll
• Napavine Council Adds Pinn
• Rochester Man Helped Bucoda Residents Recover From 2009 Flood
• Back to School: Rural Southwest Washington
• New Mobile Command Center Comes to Centralia
• Muffler Hut Owner Pleads Not Guilty
• Chehalis Native Goes From Self-Taught Video Editor to Emmy Winner
• News in Brief
• Getting Ready for School
• Centralia Convict Arrested in Connection With Triple Homicide in Salkum
• Russell Forfeited $24,100 and Truck After Arrests
• Solutions Sought for Big Teacher Overpayment in Centralia
• Temporary Highway 12 Light Goes Online in Mossyrock
• Centralia Teachers Overpaid in Error
• Back to School: Chehalis
• News in Brief
• Lewis County Jail Inmate Facing Child Rape Charges Commits Suicide
• End of an Eyesore
• Triple-Murder Suspect Caught: Fugitive Task Force Finds Onalaska Man at Spokane Resident’s Hom
• Thorbecke’s Eyes Expansion in Centralia Parks Building
• Rochester Man Helped Save Lost Toddler Found Shoeless in Ditch
• Centralia, Family Settle Dispute, Clearing Way for Levee Funds
• One Lane of Harrison Avenue to Be Closed for Sign Installation
• Back to School: Centralia
• Morton History Teacher Michael Moulton’s Reinstatement Causes Conflict
• Spokane Home Searched for Triple-Murder Suspect
• Fire at Chehalis Industrial Park
• Wish Granted — Foundation Helps Winlock Girl Expand Clubhouse
• Luau Will Celebrate Healthy Return of Mossyrock Boy
• Campers Should Be Fire Savvy in the Fall
• Slain Teen Was ‘Bright’ and ‘Serious’
• Chehalis Workers Facing Layoffs
• Chehalis-Centralia Airport Honors Local Aviation Pioneer
• Volunteers Sought for Disaster Drill
• Survivor Gives Firsthand Account of Salkum Triple Homicide
• Murder Suspect Used the Appeals Process
• Arrest Made in Connection With Triple- Homicide
• The Matrix: a Trippy Little Coffeehouse With a Lot of Flavor
• Talent Goes on Display at Fair’s Last Day
• Helsing Junction Sleepover
• News in Brief
• Three Shot Dead in Salkum; Suspect Still at Large
• Kids’ Kloset Outreach Project Blesses Hundreds of Children
• Scott Crossfield Honored by Chehalis-Centralia Airport
• Homemade Italian Sausage Is Familiar Fair Food
• Man Held on Child Assault Charge
• News in Brief
• FFA Surges in County
• News in Brief: Chehalis Woman Injured by Thrown Rock, Woman in Chase Has 14 Prior Felonies
• Rochester Baby Wins 20th Diaper Derby
• Muffler Hut Owner Arrested in Drug, Stolen Property, Gun Raid
• Southwest Washington Fair, Day Three
• Doobie Brothers ‘Turn It Loose’ on the Southwest Washington Fair
• Quad Rider, Spotter Injured in Downhill Plunge
• Eggs With Salmonella Likely Gone in Washington
• Early-Morning Chase Ends With Arrest of Centralian
• Chehalis Man Held After Assault of 7-Year-Old Child
• Three More Jurisdictions Back Water Retention
• Centralia’s Expenses Grow While Revenues Decline
• Man Held on Garden Hoe Assault Charge
• Property Crime Up in Centralia
• News in Brief
• News in Brief
• Grose Carries Big Lead in Lewis County Commissioner Race
• Chehalin Named Little Miss Friendly
• Five Hospitalized After 180-Degree Crash on I-5
• Fair Photo Roundup — Day Two
• The Southwest Washington Fair Is On
• Oakville Mayor Quits Nine Months Into Job
• Lewis County Falling $1.9 Million Short
• Kids’ Kloset Offers Free Clothing
• Fatal Crash Victim Identified as Toledo Man
• Gifford Pinchot Fire Threat High
• Bowman Holds Hefty Majority in Contest for County Treasurer
• Fair Gets Weird: Thousands Delighted by King of Parody
• DeBolt Cruises Through the Primary in State House Race
• Indoor Soccer Field Out for Centralia Event Center
• Twin Cities Project Won’t Include Water Retention
• Shots Fired Near WSDOT Workers at Tenino
• Lewis County Jobless Rate Falls Again
• Morton Man Convicted of Poaching Old-Growth Cedar
• Jaime Herrera, Denny Heck Advance to General in Race to Replace Rep. Brian Baird
• Lewis County Coroner Contest Is Tight
• Dorey Holds Lead as County Assessor
• Fire District 5 Levy Fails in Napavine by Large Margin
• Zandell Snares 72 Percent of Vote in Lewis County Auditor Contest
• Challenger Comes Up Big in Lewis County Prosecutor Race
• Summerfest Celebration - Fourth of July
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Centralia!
• Summerfest Celebration Fourth of July
• Become a Foster Parent and Make a Difference!
• Tuesday Night Music Sessions : Jon Koonce And One More Mile
• Tuesday Night Music Sessions : Ocho Pies
• Great Northwest Music Tour : The Avett Brothers
• Tuesday Night Music Sessions : Colin Spring Band
• Tuesday Night Music Sessions : Slow Rollers
• New Year's Eve Celebration

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