"Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo cannot survive in office," writes The News' Editorial Board.
Thumbs down: Market favors landlords, sellers
You parked your car in a safe, well-lit location overnight, but when you start it the next morning it gives off the harsh, throaty roar of a racecar.
Social and fraternal clubs are as American as apple pie, but they need help. Specifically, they need you.
Ah, the earthy smell of Russian piroshky and the charbroiled aroma of hamburgers and other summer fare.
University of Washington atmospheric sciences professor Cliff Mass has studied and documented many weather extremes of the Pacific Northwest. …
Cowlitz County had a rental market problem even before the pandemic struck. COVID-19 made it worse, and it’s going to take some patience, hous…
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The Inslee administration killed the best jobs prospect to come to Cowlitz County in years — and our community will pay the consequences for y…
Thumbs up: Educators adapt
Gov. Jay Inslee is now known as a backstabber, even to some of his fellow Democrats.
The time for government to force businesses to make health decisions for their employees should be over.
We want to wish a hearty and heartfelt congratulations to our area’s high school classes of 2021. Our annual graduation special section honori…
The Cowlitz County Fair opens July 21. This year’s Thunder Mountain Pro Rodeo is set for July 22. Longview Rotary is bringing back Squirrel Fe…
Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and President Joe Biden’s administration forced us all to rethink the fragile social…
Thumbs up: Student support
It was a well-intentioned program, but the time has come to end it.
Washington state law gives our governor some of the strongest, most concentrated emergency powers in America.
The countryside in Cowlitz County and the nation are dotted with them: abandoned or near-abandoned cemeteries that are deteriorating due to ne…
After years of playing political hot potato with the issue, officials may at last have a plan to seriously cope with the area’s stubborn and h…
Enjoy, but take care. Don’t assume you will be as famously lucky as Charles Joughin was 110 years ago when encountering frigid waters.
Local and state health officials have been far too willing to favor medical privacy over the public’s right to information about a public safe…
We’re gratified that our readers have revived their commitment to our Students In Need fund drive, and as the 2021 campaign enters its home st…
It’s a bit like kissing your sister: distasteful but sometimes necessary.
The financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will take years to fully understand, but at the moment, the raw numbers strongly suggest Washing…
In 2019, the Go 4th festival was a four-day event. Remember the St. Rose block party, dozens of food vendors, the firefighters hole-in-one gol…
Nearly six years ago, Washington state Gov. Jay Inlsee praised plans announced by a Chinese company a year earlier to build a methanol manufac…
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