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The Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging (LMTAAA) spoke out on Wednesday against a policy announced by Lewis County Seniors nonprofit board president Carol Brock that stated prayer and politics …

Clear cutting versus thinning, wildfire management, spotted owls, carbon sequestration. Forestry in Washington is and always has been a slew of complicated and often controversial topics. Take …

More than 40 people joined a protest outside the Twin Cities Senior Center on Monday to voice opposition to a controversial new policy implemented by the Lewis County Seniors nonprofit that seemingly …

With inflation, a brain drain of local kids leaving family farms, taxes on simple repairs for farming equipment, Chehalis River flooding and an increasingly-consolidated market, Lewis County’s crop and livestock

What makes Lewis County farmers so special? As many of them said during a six-farm tour with state, federal and county lawmakers on Monday hosted by the Lewis County Farm Bureau, the work takes …

A news release from Lewis County on Tuesday boasted that construction on new “energy-efficient upgrades to the Lewis County Jail” are coming in under budgets for both time and money. …

If the Gifford Pinchot National Forest were its own county, it would be in the top five largest counties in Western Washington. At 1.3 million acres, or roughly 2,000 square miles, wildlife, …

The Lewis County Board of Commissioners, Scott Brummer, Lindsey Pollock and Sean Swope, penned a letter last week to their appointed trustees on the five-county Timberland Regional Library board with …

An enthusiastic IT tech, a quiet, hard-working lawyer, an experienced former politician-turned-government worker and a local sheriff’s office deputy who went to work in King County.   …

Lewis County commissioners have chosen former Lewis County Sheriff’s Office lieutenant Ryan Barrett to be the next county manager.  Barrett, who currently oversees more than 100 …