District 20 Legislative Update

February 26th, at 7:30 am
Here is the Zoom link: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://leg-wa-gov.zoom.us/j/91233137335?pwd%3Dc2HC44MaYquj50apbRif81e7mPMAuW.1&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1768402091608534&usg=AOvVaw29ak9twgdsctETeHN7sNcA
If you have any questions, please email our director at [email protected]

Business After Hours

February Bah
Napavine High School – CTE Program
5-7 PM
404 – 4th NE, Napavine

Upcoming Ribbon Cuttings!

Beatbox Donuts Ribbon Cutting

Tuesday, February 3rd

12:00 PM

209 S Tower Ave, Centralia

Get Up and Glow Ribbon Cutting

Friday, February 6th
5:30 PM
539 N Market Blvd, Chehalis

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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.