Newsletter Mid Week
Hallsville Board of Aldermen discusses Historical project
The October 13 meeting of Hallsville’s board of aldermen dealt with police activity, the Hallsville Historical Society and the need for a city engineer.
Centralia aldermen raise burial costs at city cemetery
An audience of seven attended the Centralia Board of Aldermen’s October 20 meeting.
Centralia Police Report
Media Release 10/10/2025 – 10/17/202510/11/2025 Battershell, Staci L of Centralia was arrested on a Centralia Municipal Warrant for Failure to Appear for Failure to Provide Proof of Insurance in the 200 block of East Singleton Street.10/12/2025 Officers responded to a juvenile incident in the 600 block of East Early Street. Report taken10/13/2025 Officer responded to a juvenile incident in the 1200 block of Remington Dr.
Centralia School Board hears Fine Arts Center, testing updates
An audience of three attended the October 13 meeting of the Centralia School Board.
Oh Deer! More deer activity this time of year
Oh Deer! More Deer Activity This Time of Year Drivers are reminded to watch for deer, which are more active this time of year, especially during evening and nighttime hours. Deer behavioral changes will be occurring due to mating season, which may cause an increase in roadway crossings.
Centralia Panthers Cross Country wins conference championship
The Centralia High School boy’s cross country team has won the 2025 Clarence Cannon Conference Championship.
CHS Fall Senior Night awards presented
(This is a package of three stand alone photos to run together on page 8)
MSHP provides synopsis of new laws effective August 28
Several laws related to public safety went into effect August 28, 2025. A synopsis of sections related to public safety follows.
A Godly Way
You may have noticed there is a lot of tension in the world today. On the surface it appears like there are a lot of different causes for that tension.
About Breast Cancer: What you need to know
What are some common risk factors for breast cancer?The National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. notes gender is the foremost risk factor for breast cancer, as the WHO reports that 99 percent of breast cancers occur in women.