Longview has established an official plan to make the city safer and more navigable for people walking and biking through town.
A new variety of noxious weed has been reported in Cowlitz County for the first time.
A long-running Longview event where friends can gather to drink domestic and craft beers is returning after a two-year pause during the pandemic with a new feature: a disc golf tournament.
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KALAMA — Port of Kalama officials are looking to renew one of its federal permits so it can continue to beautify its beaches using clean sand from dredging projects near its terminals.
CASTLE ROCK — Summer school students in Castle Rock likely will not have buses there to pick them up this year, school district officials said.Â
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Road work at east Industrial Way and California Way is expected to cause delays through Sunday morning.Â
Recent reports of criminal activity from our local law enforcement agencies.
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RAINIER — People can meet the grand marshal of Rainier Days in the Park from 1 to 3 p.m. today at the Rainier Oregon Historical Museum. The museum is located on the third floor of Rainier City Hall at 106 West B St.
A legislative package intended to make improvements to mental health and addiction treatment is closer to becoming a reality — presenting tools to address the nation’s overdose epidemic.
VANCOUVER — A team of students from Portland State University and Washington State University, professional archaeologists and the National Park Service are set to study the former site of a school for Indigenous and Métis children at Fort Vancouver.
The Mount St. Helens Hiking Club typically holds several hikes each month. Anyone interested in the hikes is welcome.
See a movie at Stageworks NW
The Cowlitz Valley Runners group sponsors Saturday morning fun runs and other club events on a monthly basis with special activities on other dates.
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A plaque is now adorned to the building that housed Pacific Barber Shop — the longtime Kelso business that served as donation a drop-off, town hall and place to get a $4 haircut for decades.
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee confirmed Thursday he is not considering a state gas tax holiday, despite the continuing high prices at the pump.
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VANCOUVER — Consumers and exporters both saw financial turmoil from tumultuous international shipping antics in the past year. But the Port of Vancouver was not impacted like other regional harbors were.
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The Cowlitz Black Bears responded after a walk-off loss yesterday in Ridgefield, controlling the Edmonton Riverhawks in the two sides' first ever match up. Ryan Hardman made his second start, going five innings, allowing one run, and striking out four. Hear from the right-hander following th…
The Cowlitz Black Bears trailed by five going into the bottom of the eighth, but the Black Bears didn't go away quietly. Cowlitz put up four unanswered runs and had the winning run standing on second, but couldn't complete the comeback, dropping Game One against the defending champion, Corva…
The Cowlitz Black Bears took their second series of the year in as many tries in a 12-6 win over the Kamloops NorthPaws in Game Two Tuesday evening at Story Field. The Black Bears put up six runs in the bottom of the sixth, capped off by Calyn Halvorson's three-run home run. Brendan Reilly c…
The Cowlitz Black Bears trailed by 5 runs against the Kamloops NorthPaws in the third inning at Story Field Monday evening, but a spirited comeback gave the fans at Story Field free baseball on Monday night. Cowlitz and Kamloops went out for out until the bottom of the 11th inning when secon…
A Longview grain terminal will pay nearly $1 million after settling a lawsuit with the Columbia Riverkeeper that claimed the terminal operated without necessary permits meant to monitor river pollution.
One Kelso man is dead and another arrested after a two-vehicle accident Tuesday evening on the corner of North Pacific Avenue and Barnes Street in Kelso.
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Mother Nature is doing a 180 compared to last month. Weather experts say clear, sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 80s and lower 90s are on the way this weekend.
There are a lot of visitors to Lake Sacajawea Park this summer, including plants the city doesn’t want there.
New traditions and longtime favorites are returning Saturday, July 2 through Monday, July 4 at Lake Sacajawea Park with the annual Go 4th Festival, which includes three days of entertainment, games and vendors.
Port of Longview commissioners are considering whether they will partner with the Port of Kalama to help fund a federally backed study on improving turning basins on the Columbia River.