Chamber Forum

June Forum
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham
June 12th @ 8 AM
1225 Mellen St, Centralia
Topic: Member Business Showcase!

Business After Hours

June BAH!
Althauser Rayan Abbarno
Thursday, May 19th
5-7 pm
114 W. Magnolia St, Centralia

Upcoming Ribbon Cuttings!

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Ribbon Cutting

May 22nd @ 5 PM

730 Liberty Plaza, Chehalis

Featured Content

KITI and Live 95: Live, Locally Owned Radio

KITI and Live 95: Live, Locally Owned Radio

Station Manager Matt Shannon smiles while DJing Live 95’s morning show.By Sigourney OrstadFor the C-C Chamber of Commerce If you live in Lewis County, you’ve likely turned on your car radio and tuned in to Live 95 or KITI. While Live 95 was established more recently — celebrating its 30th anniversary this summer — KITI has been around since the 1950s. Live 95 plays top hits from the past 40 years, while KITI features familiar oldies. “KITI is the greatest hits of all time — so a heavy catalog...

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KACS Christian Radio: Community Building and Positive Family Values

KACS Christian Radio: Community Building and Positive Family Values

General Manager Cameron Beierle and his wife, Colleen, show off the KACS studio.By Sigourney OrstadFor the C-C Chamber of Commerce Since 1991, KACS Christian Radio has been providing quality, family friendly Christian radio throughout Lewis County. KACS was founded by a local group of church affiliated businessmen who saw a need for a Christian station in the Centralia-Chehalis area. Since then, KACS has expanded to nine signals, reaching areas from Aberdeen to Packwood to just south of...

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A Great Place to Live!

The cities of Centralia and Chehalis are located on the west side of Lewis County.  This is a vibrant and growing area.  The two cities are centrally located between Seattle and Portland, yet each town has their distinct personalities.  Centralia is home to Centralia Community College, an historic downtown, and Borst Park.

Chehalis offers a quaint downtown, the bright and active Penny Park, museums and is the eastern starting point for Willapa Trail that winds along a former railroad track to the coast.

The towns are surrounded by farmland and forests offering a respite from urban life yet still an easy commute to Olympia.

Become a Member

By joining the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce your company benefits from customer assurance that they are dealing with a dedicated and community oriented business.   As a member your business receives promotional support through our printed and online business directory, discounted advertising, free promotional listings, and networking opportunities.

Chamber in its efforts to Promote your business, Protect the Lewis County business environment, and Inform the public of all the wonderful resources available in their community.