/r/LewisCounty
Welcome to r/LewisCounty, the subreddit for Lewis County, WA! Share a link, talk about local politics, or gossip about something happening in town.
Welcome to r/LewisCounty, the subreddit for Lewis County, WA! Share a link, talk about local politics, or gossip about something happening in town. r/LewisCounty is for the entire county, from Adna to Vader, Packwood to Pe Ell.
The Rules Here
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Frequently Asked Questions
May I post an upcoming event happening in the area? Absolutely. This type of post is encouraged as long as it is not spam or unwanted. This is up to the discretion of the moderators.
Is this subreddit run by the county or a corporation? No, this subreddit was created to serve the community outside of any official capacity. It is not affiliated with any organization and the moderator staff promises to remain unbiased.
Are memes and text macro images allowed? Yes, for now. Please don't abuse this and try to keep them funny.
Can I post pictures things happening around town, sunsets, or things happening around town at sunset? Yes, as long as they're taken from Lewis County!
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Hoping to get input from people that have T-Mobile cell and internet service in Lewis County, Washington especially East Lewis County. Considering changing from Verizon
Hey I'm 38/f new to lewis county during summer I a pretty busy kayaking camping hiking. Winter months I don't have much to do what does everyone do around here? Again I am ne here and I don't know anyone yet thanks :)
Hi there, I’m moving and need help loading my U-Haul. Anyone know any services that can help.
My family has been going up to the Packwood Lake watersheds for four generations now. I know that area like the back of my head, but have never been up in the wintertime. Does anyone know if the Dam is accessible in the wintertime? Curious to know how much I need to snowshoe in versus being able to bike in.
I’ve always been up there in the summer, but never in the winter. I’m a very experienced winter camper, but trying to do some research before planning a trip. My father talks about taking Boy Scouts up there in the 80’s through thigh deep snow and no snowshoes. I think I’ll just go up to the lake and spend a couple nights.
Pic is from a few years ago of a slightly different view of Packwood Lake than most get to see.
Just moved to an apartment near Borst Park, any idea how many trick-or-treaters to budget for? How many do you usually get?
looking for event contractors to help live stream a basketball tournament coming up in Centralia.
Must be available Oct 12-13 Sat-Sun
Typical Schedule
Saturday 6am-10pm
Sunday 6am-6pm
Long hours. This is not for everyone.
Must have a car. May be asked to pick up/drop off gear at Fedex.
$20/hour Paid 7 days after via PayPal only.
Application
https://jobs.lever.co/baller/78266aec-123c-4e41-a747-eac4ab7286ef
We found our kitten outside of the Adna store, lying in the road like trash. Someone had hit her with their car.
I will likely never find you, and it's illogical to hope for a good outcome posting this on a subreddit with less than 600 people. Please understand that regardless of the circumstances surrounding the incident you will never be forgiven. If by some miracle I find you, I promise to make sure you never walk again. I promise your car, your house, your pictures, and the bed you rest your scum head upon will be burned. And when you're shitting in a pan, wheeling your miserable existence around a walmart in some far off shithole, I will be there to make sure you never, ever, feel safe again.
I’m looking for 2-4 more players for new homebrew D&D campaign. Sessions will be set biweekly on Thursdays 10-1:30. Lunch will be provided for all players. Free to play, all are welcome. DM or comment for more details.
My sister is looking for a studio that accepts cats. Lmk if you know of a good place!
Hey, I work in the Community Engagement department at KUOW, a Seattle NPR member station. I'm reaching out to this subreddit to offer an opportunity to make sure Washingtonians hear from voters across the political spectrum. Although we're Seattle based, we really want to ensure we're hearing from people across the state.
Political identities are heightened in an election year, and our team are interested in getting past the labels to understand the lives and priorities of voters that shape their ballot decisions. We're hosting a series of voter panels where Washingtonians will meet to talk together about their political values and what issues and policies drive their voting choices.
This program will consist of three round robin panels in which all participants mostly align with the same political party but have different perspectives on their ballot choices. Debate and disagreement will not be encouraged, and we are not looking for incendiary opinions. The intention is to hear about people's personal preferences and why they have them in order to build understanding on how people reached their choices and show there is variety in decisions and reasoning within political identities.
The panels will take 90 minutes and be held in person at KUOW in Seattle over the next three months. We will record the audio and visuals of this discussion for use in our elections coverage to ensure our listeners are hearing from fellow voters. Participants do not have to be identified by their full name, we would be happy to just use just first names or initials.
If you're interested in participating, please fill in this form so we can learn more about you.
If you're interested in election coverage, feel free to share your elections questions in a reply so we can investigate them as part of our coverage.
I appreciate all the law enforcement agencies for another successful Lewis County Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run to benefit our Lewis County Special Olympics athletes! A long 18.3 mile run from Napavine through Centralia! Great community support.
The funds help provide equipment, uniforms, transportation and facility rentals for the athletes. Lewis County Special Olympics offers year-round sports for athletes ages 8 and older, promoting inclusion and empowerment through sports. #SpecialOlympics #Washington #TorchRun
Is 123 between Packwood and Cayus Pass actually open? Googlemaps says its closed WADOT shows it as open on their website map but closed on their map app. They announced it opened the 24th. Has anyone actually driven it the 28th or 29th? Thanks so much!
I'm thinking of buying a home in Winlock but I work from home and need to have good Internet.
What is everyone's experience with Internet there? The home I'm looking at is in town so it won't have to be starlink. I think the options were hughsnet and centurylink.
I'm curious if it's reliable and what your download speeds are typically?
Thank you
I would like to have concrete patio poured. Searching on Google my options seem pretty limited. Any recommendations?