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The Goat Rocks Fire has grown to 1,600 acres and is threatening neighborhoods around Packwood in Lewis County.
Lewis County has their first forest fire in many years in East Lewis County near Packwood. At press time, the fire was only 2 miles from the city. If there was any doubt in your mind that the fires were impacting Lewis County, all you needed to do was step outside to see all the smoke in the air.
Winlock Elementary School has a new principal and he was raised right here in Lewis County. Andy Justice has taken on the role and he is poised to succeed. He attended school in Lewis County, traveled a bit and then came back to the county where he grew up. Now, he is here to help bring stability to the grade school.
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This year marks the 20th Anniversary of AR Trails, a group of local artists who showcase their work and their art studios.
Richard Roth with his beautiful work displayed at his studio in Winlock - Grand Prairie Designs. This piece is hand carved and will be available during ARTrails.
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ily farm after years being away. His parents Fred and Eloise Roth were active in the community, as were his grandparents. Rich ard would come home to Winlock when he lived in California to visit his fam ily and many of us were lucky to see him when he was home. He always had a flare about him. He was a “hippie” as they called it, but a hippie with craftsmen qualityRichardwork.came back to Winlock to help the fam ily, he stated, “I returned to Winlock when my mother passed away and my fa ther needed support on the family farm. At the same time I had become disillusioned with city life and was looking for an alternative. I thought the farm was a good place to relocate my pottery busi ness and to raise my fam ily. I had been a potter in Sonoma California for ten years and had a thriving business. The farm had a building that I could reno vate into a large studio and gallery.” He has renovated
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From Jodie Curti s : The community lunch at the Winlock United Methodist Church for September 14 has been canceled to allow the cooks to recover from illness. The menu for the 21st is undecided at this time.....it will either be chicken pot pie and carrot raisin salad or Ceasar chicken wraps and carrot raisin salad. We serve at noon and there is never a charge, but donations are always accepted and appreciated!
In the beautiful City of Toledo we are seeing leaves start to fall, grass is dried and the crispness is in the air during the early morning hours.
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From Tommy Thompson: Winlock Historical Society is hosting a third photo night this Saturday, starting at 5:00 p.m. at the Winlock Senior Center. If you are a longtime resident or have had family in the area for decades, please attend. They are trying to identify people and places in the pictures. Hope to see you there!
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South Lewis County Chamber of Commerce will be having lunch on Thursday, September 15 at Papa Bear’s West Family Restaurant. The topic for this meeting is: the Mayors from Toledo and Vader will speak about the state of their cities. Welcome Toledo Mayor Steve Dobosh and Vader Mayor Joe Schey as they tell the group what is happening in their cities.
We are in for some cooler weather this week and many of us are ready for it. While we all enjoy the sun and warm temperatures, in the low 80s is just about right, much higher and we are not as happy. You can feel that fall is in the air, it’s cooler in the mornings and the leaves are starting to fall on the ground. Fall is coming, are you ready?
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live in Winlock come over to your wonderful restaurants, Donna’s Place, Betty’s Place, Chimi’s, Beesley’s and more. It is the spirit of south Lewis County that gives us all the feeling that we have great food in both cities. Toledo has always been an incredible city, rooted in history. Time to time, we will recommend a business in Winlock that Toledo does not have. One of those with homecoming right around the corner is Oopsie Daisy Flower Shop. Give her a shot for your flower needs.
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with breathing issues were told to stay in doors. By the evening, local news stations re ported the fire was up to 1600 acres.
the studio, Richard has kilns for drying his pottery throughout his studio.
Pottery is made with clay, but it takes a skilled hand and eye to know what it can look like as a finished product. Richard has always had that skill, he stated, “Clay attracted me because I could make any form I wanted quickly. I discovered my artistic nature by using clay as my medium for expres sion. I have done pottery in Sonoma for ten years and now at my farm for 42 years. Working with clay is an experience that changes each and every time I touch it. New possibilities for design arise and challenge my skill to create a work that pleases my artistic sense and fulfills its func tionalRicharduse.”has been a part of the Lewis County art scene since his return. He gained experience from Sonoma that he would bring to Lewis County. He continued, “In the late 90s my wife Susan and I became involved with a studio tour in Northern California, ‘ARTrails of
best work. Search for venues to exhibit your art locally and regionally. It is also important to be in volved with other artists in the area to stimulate your creativity and network to promote your art.”
Richard and Susan Roth live on the family farm on Roth Road. Many of us know them for the corn they deliver to Cedar Vil lage for all of us to en joy. This year they let their fields rest but we anticipate they will have their corn available next year. Knowing Richard for most of my life, he has always been honest, involved in his community and a sense of peace when you are with him. He has brought his skills to Lewis County and Winlock, his work is beyond beautiful as depicted in his picture. If you want to see beautiful art in Lewis County, take the ARTrails 2022 Studio Tour, you will be glad you did. If you start at Grand Prairie Designs, which is Richards studio, you will be pleasantly surprised at the craftsmen quality work you will find there.
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Luke 4:16 to 30 speaks of the time early in the ministry of Jesus when He “came to Nazareth, where He was brought up”. As was His custom, “He went into the synagogue on the Sabbath day, and stood up for to read. And there was delivered unto Him the book (or scroll) of the prophet Esaias”. As “He had opened the book, he found the place where it was written, The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me, because He hath anointed Me to preach the gospel to the poor; He hath sent Me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised, to preach the acceptable year of the Lord. And He closed the book, and He gave it again to the minister, and sat down. And the eyes of all them that were in the synagogue were fastened on Him”. At first as these words were heard by all, “all bare Him witness, and wondered at the gracious words which proceeded out of His mouth”, but then the realization set in. Jesus had referred to them as in need of deliverance and as captives. Not only that, but His words implied that they were experiencing some blindness and were in need of recovery. In this bruised condition, Jesus had come to set them free. This reading of Isaiah was one that was familiar to their ears until Jesus brought it close to home as “He began to say unto them, This day is this Scripture fulfilled in your ears”. For presenting the truth in a way that convicted all hearers, they “rose up, and thrust Him out of the city, and led Him unto the brow of the hill whereon their city was built, that they might cast Him down headlong. But He passing through the midst of them went His way.”
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Richard has always sup ported new artists in the area, he offers his advice to newcomers to the art world. He stated, “Our advice to new artists is to concentrate on doing your
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On Friday, Septem ber 9, 2022, Fire Chief Lonnie Goble from Lewis County Fire Dis trict 10 requested that Washington State Patrol Chief John Batiste mo bilize state firefighting resources at 9:15 a.m. The area of Goat Rocks was evacuated with a Level 3 Go Now and the City of Packwood remained on Level 2, be ready to Severalevacuate.inthe area
have livestock. Lewis County residents not affected by the fire of fered up services to help get livestock, family heirlooms and other be longings. It was in true Lewis County fashion to help those who needed it most.Saturday, September 10, 2022 a large cloud of smoke blanketed the area and even reached the coast. The air qual ity was poor and those
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On Sunday, the air quality seemed to have improved. The area of the fire is still very dry but hopefully winds will die down enough to get the fire under control. Thank you to the fire fighters who helped with these forest fires.
able to get away from. Even those that have nothing to do with the truths of the Bible worship something or someone. Just as the Word of God is to be the Christians focus, so too are the words of man put on a pedestal, giving them a higher since of importance than that which is written in the law, and spoken of while asking the question, “how readest thou” (Luke 10:26)? Without a correct understanding, without a personal application of the Word that has been presented for the reformation of the heart, there can be no genuine experience that is to renew that which is fallen. Jeremiah 17:9 tells us “The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it”? This verse is referencing every heart, there is no partiality, the heart that was given us at birth is that heart mentioned as wicked and deceitful above all things. This is why we as humans have so much love for the animal kingdom, our pets have not the wickedness in their heart as does their master. The Bible is the only book that has been presented that would have us truthfully begin to understand the human heart. As the wicked heart desperately indulges in that which is evil, it longs for that which is good. In the beginning the book of Genesis tells us all which is good brought life to this world. Nothing has changed, for six thousand years the good that was manifest in the creation of this world has been continually speaking to our wicked heart, offering that change that can only be wrought by the One that brought life to this world. All that has been given life was created in six days, but it will take the work of a lifetime to recreate the heart of each human that has grown tired of sin and its destructive influence. The question gets asked, how do we know any of what is presented in the Bible is true? The straight answer is, we don’t. The more we try to explain something that is of faith or which is unseen (Hebrews 11:1), the sillier it all begins to sound. One thing we do know and have fully experienced is the sinfulness of a wicked heart. We know that the character of sin is real, therefore the opposite is true. Ours is to experience God’s grace which cannot be explained, it’s available to each one of us, that we might reflect His righteousness.
To a heart that has been in the atmosphere of truth but has not been in the practice of it, truth becomes a thing that is hard to take when presented in its correct setting. When Jesus said that “no prophet is accepted in his own country”, it was because truth did not make it any further than the sleeve of the adherent. “But all their works they do for to be seen of men: they make broad their phylacteries, and enlarge the borders of their garments” (Matthew 23:5). There is something about religion that men gravitate toward, worship is something man seems to just not be
Sonoma County.’ Doing the tour gave me a chance to meet working profes sional artists and give me a venue to market my work. I had always wanted to be involved with a group of artists in Lewis County for sharing ideas. This studio tour gave me the inspiration to gather with local artists and promote the arts in Lewis County. This year is the 20th year of ARTrails of SW WA StudioARTrailsTour.” takes place on September 17- 18 and 24-25. They have over 30 artists who participate in this event. The artists offer paintings, wood carvings, jewelry, photography, stained glass, dyed silk, mosaics, and of course pottery. The locations go from Centralia, Chehalis, Toledo, Winlock, Adna, Cinebar and Silver Creek, there is something to find in all their studios.
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Varsity VolleyballMorton-White Pass High School - Home
Winlock HS Football Team: From left to right: Top Row - Kayden Perkins, Jay Crow, Andre De vous, Carson Borts, Austin Allen, Christian Uhri, Chase Scofield, Hunter Allen, Lincoln Ruiz. Middle Row - Coach Ernie Samples, Coach Eric Low, Kyle Akin, Garrett Barnes, Kaiden McCkay, Payton Sickles, Arean Thapa, James Cusson, Michael Magallon, Coach Ben Suhrbier, Devin Carson. Bottom Row - Xavier Barragan, Dylan Melton, Oscar Silvestre, Travis Twiggs, Carter Swofford, Issac Blanksma, Trevor Twiggs.
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Winlock Cross Country Team: Top Row - Ricky Thompson, chase trodahl, Mason Ruiz, Freddy patching, Trenton Bonds, Jacob Trodahl, Coach Tony Quezada. Bottom Row - Trent Poirrier, Joel Forler, Xavier Zeh, Landon Dupree, Jacob Horne.
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She was a mother, grandmother and great grand mother but we all knew her to be the Queen. During times of strife, she kept the country together. Her son, Prince Charles’ divorce was a difficult time for the Queen, eventually having to see it splashed all over the headlines. It was a dark period for the Royal Family after Princess Diana passed, the Queen, after careful consider ation, allowed Diana to have a very public royal funeral service for everyone to see. It was a time of mourning for those in England and around the world.
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Queen Elizabeth was active as a Princess during World War II, her family did not leave England dur ing the bombings but instead showed they were there to show the people they must be strong. This was an attitude she continued throughout her life.
Queen Elizabeth was a faithful servant as the Queen of England. She was in her 20s when she became Queen and from that moment, her entire life would be about being the Queen. She was selfless in her duties, always being the face of England and its many colonies.
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Being the Queen could not have been an easy task, she was constantly under the public eye. She couldn’t go out to the movies or dinner, like most. Everywhere she went, she was surrounded by commoners and others, with very little time for herself.
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State fire mobilization authorized for the Goat Rocks Fire
On September 2, the Goat Rocks fire was just 7 miles from Packwood.
State fire assistance has been mobilized un der the Washington State Fire Services Resource Mobilization Plan in sup port of local firefighters working to contain the Goat Rocks Fire located in Lewis County, near the town of Packwood. Wash ington State Patrol Chief John Batiste authorized the mobilization of state firefighting resources on September 9, 2022 at 9:15 p.m. at the request of Fire Chief Lonnie Goble, Lewis County Fire District 10.
The Goat Rocks Fire started on August 9, 2022,
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The State Emergency Operations Center at Camp Murray remains activated to Level 2 to help coordinate state assistance for the Goat Rocks Fire. Mobilization specialists from the Fire Protection Bureau have ordered two wildland strike teams to assist local resources. State Fire Marshal’s Office personnel are working remotely to coordinate the dispatch of resources.
just get audiences to sing together.Lyrics invite images that are heart-swelling, as in “Oh My Love”, or that compel us to action, as in “Sing”. “Huron Carol” adapts words from a First Nations nativity hymn of 1642, America’s oldest Christmas carol. “Long Long Moon” is a dreamy sojourn. Perhaps the most succinct testimonial to the impact of The Small Glories comes from Mu sic Club UK: “I actually heard someone in the au dience gasp!....The Small Glories had us all totally enthralled.”Experience the excel lence and inspiration of The Small Glories on Sept. 25—courtesy of Sunday Afternoon Live!
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Many principals have been teachers and Justice is no exception, he contin ued, “I spent the previous 12 years as an educator in Centralia. I taught 6th grade for five years at
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Andy graduated from White Pass High School, he stated, “I graduated from White Pass in 1997. Got my undergrad at Central Washington in 2005, my Masters in teaching from City University of Seattle in 2010, and my adminis tration certificate from St. Martin's in 2015.”
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has his Real Estate License to help those who live here find a home. He recently married, he and his wife have seven children and his love for Lewis County shows when you talk to him. Justice loves to travel and stated, “I love real estate, hiking, and would travel almost anywhere in the world at the drop of a hat.”Andy Justice is new to Winlock, he understands the challenges but also knows the students need structure. Andy is here to provide structure to the students and teachers alike. He is here to succeed.
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Oakview Elementary and then spent the last 7 years as the principal at Edi son Elementary (20152022).”Winlock is a smaller school district compared to Centralia. Many have decided after COVID to move to smaller school systems. Justice, being from White Pass, knows what it’s like to be from a small school, he stated, “I was ready for change, and to get back to a smaller community.”Thereisabsolutely no
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doubt when you sit and talk with Justice that he has a love for students. He hopes to bring new challenges to the students. He would like to see students reading more, bringing a passion to the students. Justice is also aware that Winlock elementary has had four principals in 4 years, he hopes to bring changes to the school, he stated, “A love of reading to our kids. Consistency and stability. Constant turnover is hard on staff, students and the community.”
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stands the challenges this causes, he stated, “We have to find ways to bring everyone together. Every one on our staff was hired for a reason, and we feel that we have done a great job of hiring this year. Ev eryone here has something valuable to bring to the table. We have to be open to the ideas of others, and willing to change some things for the learning of ourAndystudents.”has traveled in Europe playing sports, you can see it in his face he loves to travel, but he al ways comes back to Lewis County. He loves Lewis County so much, he also
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It’s no secret that test scores in the United States are down. Winlock already had lower scores but with COVID, they are lower still. He sees what needs to change and he is up for the task. Justice stated, “It all starts with that consis tency and stability. As we build trusting and lasting relationships, scores will naturally increase. Hav ing these relationships will also help us have deeper conversations about in struction, testing, and be havior.”Winlock Miller Ele mentary School has seen a large turnover of teachers this year. Justice under
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When she lost her husband, Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh, we all wondered how long she would continue to be on the throne. Queen Elizabeth never wavered, she maintained her role as head of the Royal Family until her passing.Queen Elizabeth was a true Queen, overseeing her country, providing advice and continuing her role for 70 years. We will never see a queen rule for 70 years again, since she was the longest reigning Queen. What we will see is her lasting legacy on a country she ruled with love and respect for so many years. Queen Elizabeth will be missed but her legacy will live on for many generations to come. God bless the Queen!
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