Mitchell Roland Mitchell is a journalist for Case Publishing, Inc. and The Chronicle, with a focus on local news in Centralia, Washington. He covers a wide range of topics, including politics, legislation, and community events, providing readers with up-to-date and informative articles.
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Mitchell Roland Mitchell's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements, legislation, and legal policy regulation within Washington State. His reporting often includes the actions of state representatives, proposed bills, and community events.
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By: Hudson Ridley, Mitchell Roland Mitchell
‘It will have a definite impact on various levels of service,’ commissioner says as $1.1 million deficit remains
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The Centralia School Board listens to public comment on banning “The Poet X” from a class during meeting in Centralia on Thursday, Nov. 14.
By: Mitchell Roland Mitchell
USDA National Business Renewable Energy Advisor Chris Cassidy speaks during a Bioeconomy Summit at Centralia College on Thursday, Nov. 14.
By: Mitchell Roland Mitchell
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe has received a $116,000 federal grant to develop a safety action plan to reduce traffic-related deaths and injuries.
Surrounded by houses and bordered by Olequa Creek in the heart of Winlock, a once-prominent church sprung to life on Sunday, more than a decade after its closure. During its afternoon service, …
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The Ohanapecosh River cascades at Silver Falls in Mount Rainier National Park on Sunday, June 5, 2022.
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Sen. Maria Cantwell walks into a treatment room at Cascade Community Healthcare in Chehalis on Thursday, Aug. 8.
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez gives her final remarks during a debate at Lower Columbia College in Longview on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
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Outgoing Gov. Jay Inslee will attend an event at Green Hill School in Chehalis on Monday to “discuss next steps aimed at alleviating dangerous overcrowding in Washington’s juvenile rehabilitation facilities.”
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Santa waves from aboard a Fire District 5 engine in this photo from the 2023 Napavine Christmas parade.
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