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Playday princesses excel despite lockdown
Home COVID-19 test kits available free for qualified individuals
Urban planning experts team for Hoquiam downtown revitalization plan
Lewis County mulls teaming with lobby group on spotted owl effort
Inslee, Culp agree to televised gubernatorial debate
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Home COVID-19 test kits available free for qualified individuals
Several testing options in the county
Tip leads to arrest of 60-year-old Aberdeen man for possession of child pornography
Charged with four counts
Northwest News
Lewis County mulls teaming with lobby group on spotted owl effort
An attempt to chip away at the critical habitat zone
Inslee, Culp agree to televised gubernatorial debate
On October 7th
Wildfire at White Pass at 100 acres; U.S. Highway 12 closed
U.S.-Canadian border closure reportedly could extend through at least Thanksgiving
As death toll mounts, volunteers brave Oregon wildfires to rescue stranded livestock
Seattle woman leads State Patrol on chase down I-5 from Chehalis to Kelso
Yakima eatery closes after more than 50 years in business
Business
Correction
Wrong name
Apply now for the new GGHI Small Business Relief Grants for local businesses
Yakima eatery closes after more than 50 years in business
Montesano smoothie bar closes for upgrades
New kidney care clinic being built in Aberdeen
Boeing admits a new quality issue on the 787 and tallies more 737 MAX cancellations
Sports
Seahawks kick off unusual 2020 season with easy road win over Falcons
NFL owners’ reward for their Trump support? COVID-19 response that emptied stadiums
Commentary: New normal in major league baseball isn’t all that bad
Westport charter fleet experiencing busy summer
WDFW to celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day virtually all month long
Life
Playday princesses excel despite lockdown
COVID-19 restrictions did not dampen the enthusiasm of the 2020 Loggers Playday court.
Obituaries
Death Notices
Linda Boyce-Smith, Bob Olson Sr.
Death Notices
Arnold Samuel, Harold Groth, Joseph Tudor, Richard “Ole” Anderson, Judith Donnelly
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