Longview, WA News

• Longview, WA News
• Back to School for Longview - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Go Fourth Festival 2011
• The little school that could
• Heck and Herrera: On health care reform
• Candidate for Rainier mayor claims recent parking tickets politically motivated
• Levy certification agreement will save local diking districts millions
• BPA to address rejection of western route for new line at November meeting
• Police Blotter: Oct. 19
• Kampe, Rivers talk budget, taxes as 18th District race nears finish
• Missing Castle Rock teen returns to family
• Police Blotter: Oct. 18
• Progress Center construction on target
• Talking business: Steve Gervais pursues a more flavorful livelihood
• Property taxes due Nov. 1
• Castle Rock water and sewer grace period extended
• Keeping the beat
• Cowlitz County Treasurer hopefuls tout experience
• Heck and Herrera: On helping small business
• Longview quits Kesler's liquor fight
• Sunday Obituary: Longview’s Smith, mistaken to be DB Cooper, passes away
• Heck and Herrera: On budget deficits
• Longview man stabbed in fight Saturday morning
• Tea partiers rally against government in Clatskanie
• The real estate rut
• Police Blotter: Oct. 17
• Friday Night Football Scoreboard
• Northlake students share laughs and garden goodies at annual festival
• Coweeman Middle School celebrates golden anniversary
• Two men suspected of stealing Honda arrested near Cougar
• CAP challenge grant drive wraps up
• Herrera, Heck raise combined $1.1 million since July 29
• Yale Elementary claims state Apple Award, grant
• Family of missing Castle Rock teen seeks public's help
• Hilanders fall flat against Thunder
• Longview Fibre paper makers union approves four-year contract
• Astoria man injured in log truck crash near Naselle
• RV park owner joins efforts to lure businesses to Castle Rock
• Herrera takes message to Longview crowd one day after debate
• Longview council bans camping on city property
• Police Blotter: Oct. 15
• Video Breakdown: 3rd District U.S. House debate at LCC
• Threats of violence between teens shut down Toledo schools
• LCC Scholarship Recipients
• Pathology lab settles in at new 14th Avenue building
• Heck, Herrera take the stage at LCC
• LCC debate team gives the edge to Heck
• Police Blotter: Oct. 14
• Johnston Ridge Observatory to close Oct. 31
• Credit Unions' 'Nourish our Neighbors' food drive runs next week
• LPD announces new system for taking reports of crime online
• CAP challenge grant campaign tops $128,000
• Crime writer Ann Rule releases book about Ronda Reynolds' death
• Kelso school closures still on table
• Heck, Herrera to debate tonight at LCC
• Kelso's Le Caffe pairs fine ingredients with a dash of fun
• 3rd District candidates both back Forest Service control of volcano
• Public utility districts paving way for Kalama Energy Center
• Federal grant for LCC scholarship program extended for 5 years
• Downtown camping, utility rates on Longview council's agenda
• Tea Party candidate David Hedrick pleads not guilty to assault
• Police Blotter: Oct. 13
• New Longview Walmart to open Oct. 27
• County extradites teen from North Carolina to face burglary charges
• Deputies arrest inmate who escaped from DOC vehicle
• Bench trial begins for Kalama man accused of secretly videotaping tenant
• Herrera, Heck spar over 3rd District debate schedule
• Paper makers union set to vote on latest contract agreement
• Judge: Kalama man guilty of attempted voyeurism
• Kelso School Board grants military spouse leave
• Mushroom Middle Man
• Veteran surrogate mother creates clinic in Rainier to help others
• Police Blotter: Oct. 12
• Searchers scan Columbia River for missing boater
• Police blotter: Oct. 11
• Talking Business: Kelso couple specialize in RV R&R
• Commission Race: Where Misner, Swanson stand on key issues
• Commission candidate profile: Misner says his small-business background will help county
• Commission candidate profile: Swanson says his experience speaks volumes
• Next project at dog park? Covered picnic areas
• Ocean Park resort asks court to intervene in business change
• Setting their Sights
• The lower Columbia River's Queen of Commerce
• Police Blotter: Oct. 10
• Pilfered potatoes returned
• Sunday Obituary: Dewey Smith was what doctor ordered for Cathlamet
• Rossi, Herrera stump in Longview
• Union, Fibre plan meeting Monday to discuss contract
• Hydrant flushing set for Olympic Addition neighborhood
• Local health officials say flu vaccine supplies in good shape
• Friday Night Football Scoreboard
• Paper makers union close to vote on latest Fibre offer
• Longview man arrested on felony warrant escapes from DOC vehicle
• Longview man sentenced for assault on fiancee's son
• CAP grant campaign tops $26,000
• Police Blotter: Oct. 9
• Thieves harvesting fruits of community gardeners' summer of work
• Cowlitz 2 firefighters accept pay cut to avoid furloughs
• Toledo boil-water advisory lifted
• Fire chief says electrical problem led to Castle Rock garage fire
• Longview woman injured in crash near Cathlamet
• Columbia County assembles new public/private economic team
• Police Blotter: Oct. 8
• Kelso council hasn't approved police captain's buyout
• Kelso School Board president discusses option of closing a school
• Herrera meets with business leaders in Chehalis
• Independent interest groups starting to pour money into 3rd District race
• Developing memories
• Kelso School District to consider closing a school next year
• Most Toledo schools remain closed as officials test water
• Bomb squad removes 'pineapple' grenade from property near Kalama
• Member of Mexican drug ring sentenced to five years
• Kelso Police Capt. Vern Thompson accepts job in Southern Oregon
• Police Blotter: Oct. 7
• Lower Columbia CAP receives anonymous $15,000 grant
• Woodland council postpones cardroom decision
• Boil-water advisory issued for Toledo; school activities cancelled
• City of Winlock rejects E-Verify
• Free depression screenings available Thursday at LCC
• Police Blotter: Oct. 6
• Ailing Washington Way oak trees coming down
• County Humane Society seeks animal cruelty charge against Kelso boy
• Columbia Crest Estates water system a sour note in an otherwise tranquil setting
• Members needed for Silver Lake watershed panel
• Kelso council begins hammering out budget details; library move back in play
• State sets first razor-clam dig of fall
• News Photo: Dredge away
• 3rd District debate set for LCC's Wollenberg Auditorium
• County releases deputies from some court security duties
• Cowlitz County budget is tight, but no cuts expected for 2011
• State warns boiling not enough to purify water at Kalama subdivision
• County drug court gets $1 million boost
• Cowlitz County will seek outside legal help in Mount Solo landfill dispute
• LPD retiree opening doors for next generation of law enforcement
• Candidates explain stance on local business issues
• Weyerhaeuser mansion to go on the market
• Woodland man accused of abandoning horses on Toutle woman's property
• Police looking for man who tried to rob Longview Subway shop
• Police Blotter: Oct. 4
• Talking Business: Store helps dress up your home
• Lewis County officials seize starved horse
• Castle Rock community garden organizers hoping to build on success
• Tree removal will affect traffic on Washington Way this week
• Cowlitz County centenarian Lela Miller dies
• Cowlitz County has committee, board openings
• Longview police arrest second suspect in Gerhart Gardens assault
• DEA destroys 160 pounds of pills from Cowlitz County
• Paddling toward history
• Police Blotter: Oct. 3
• Port of Longview’s tonnage set to double this year
• Sunday Obituary: Alice Morgan was a teacher in and out of the classroom
• City, county leaders looking for fiscal fat to trim
• Not Adding Up
• Fibre mulls union's ‘bare bones’ counter offer
• State wins grant to study smelt, green sturgeon
• Catapulting corn
• Herrera camp tight-lipped about 3rd District candidate's travels
• Charity Change-up
• DOC to close Larch Corrections Center
• Ridgefield overpass demolition will force late-night I-5 closures
• Longview auto dealer gets one-year sentence for extortion, child porn
• Police Blotter: Oct. 2
• BPA to explain rejection of transmission line route west of I-5
• Friday Night Football Scoreboard (with video)
• Iconic Cathlamet barn makes slow, shaky trek to new foundation
• Johnston Ridge amphitheater construction under way
• Construction delays due at I-5 and Highway 501
• Police Blotter: Oct. 1
• Weyerhaeuser donates $24,000 to children's center
• Fences for Fido organizers seek volunteers for Oct. 9 projects
• Federal grant will increase public's access to court records
• New Lake Sacajawea playground opens to sea of excited kids
• Monday is deadline for voter registration
• League of Women Voters holding candidate forum Thursday night
• Castle Rock set to expand summer reading program
• Negotiators for Longview Fibre, paper makers union talk with state senator
• Police Blotter: Sept. 30
• Celebrity Readout sheds light on surprising list of banned books
• State's under-35 crowd accounted for just 10 percent of voters in primary
• State OKs Kesler's liquor license change as owner closes shop
• One person injured, pregnant horse killed in Highway 30 collision
• Woodland couple reshapes historic donation to Lower Columbia CAP
• LCC student named national Leader of Promise Scholar
• Another Long Beach Peninsula Bed & Breakfast transforms to survive
• Arrest made in assault at Gerhart Gardens
• Suspect in fatal Long Beach shooting pleads not guilty; trial set for November
• Lewis County to cut about 40 positions
• Police Blotter: Sept. 29
• County treasurer candidate warns against pitfalls of 'clubby' office atmosphere
• Wahkiakum County inmate who accused deputies of assault moved to state facility
• Utah coal company eyes private port at former Reynolds Metals site
• Hearings examiner to rule on Victory Center's zoning conflict
• Stretches of two county roads will be closed Tuesday
• Longview Housing Authority looking to fill resident commissioner seat
• Man chases down vehicle prowl suspect, then gets stabbed
• Columbia Health District Board will ask for hearing on request to build hospital
• Toledo residents, Cowlitz Tribe members can get free laptop
• City of Longview may need to cut 10 jobs
• Herrera: Government too involved in business
• Baird pitches solutions in new book; he expects content will irk friends, foes
• Police Blotter: Sept. 28
• Woodland man accused of taking "up-skirt" photo booked on voyeurism charge
• Police Blotter: Sept. 27
• Enrollment spike surprises Woodland
• Talking Business: Deal Finders specializes in bargains
• Enrollment spike surprises Woodland
• Weekend forecast calls for fur traders
• Crews finish first phase of wetlands project
• Troopers seek witnesses to Chinook-area crash
• Columbia River boat wreck injures three
• Forecasters expect a wet, cold winter for Southwest Washington
• Jobs top Heck’s agenda
• News Photos: Cruise for a Cure
• Police Blotter: Sept. 26
• Report: Student assaults school bus driver
• Sunday Obituary: Family, veterans were Mr. Ahrens’ focus
• Longview water main breaks, homes go without water
• Longview to debut Lake Sacajawea playground Wednesday
• Family Health Center braces for budget ax
• Voters brace for liquor battle
• Friday Night Football Scoreboard
• Extensive Ziegler Garage collection hits auction block Saturday
• Rosburg abuzz as retirees reopen little town's cherished store
• Kelso school bus driver reports assault by teen
• KEDO 1400 switches to conservative talk radio format
• Onalaska homeowner charged with manslaughter for fatal shooting
• Police Blotter: Sept. 25
• Cougar sightings reported at Kelso apartment complex
• Cowlitz County sheriff investigating Wahkiakum County excessive force claim
• Calendar contestants live it up during their night in the limelight
• Longview City Council initiates ordinance to address downtown transients
• Check out Cruise for the Cure cars Saturday along Commerce Avenue
• Police Blotter: Sept. 24
• Families say man scammed them by renting house he didn't own
• Election will bring at least two new members to Rainier council
• Boy honored for 911 call after stepdad's tractor accident
• Family of missing Kelso man offering reward for information
• Suicide prevention expert addresses youth pastors in wake of student's death
• DEA, county holding prescription pill dropoff event Saturday
• Police Blotter: Sept. 23
• Prosecutor drops rape charge against former pro boxer Lafever
• Longview accepting applications for downtown facade improvement program
• Years of hard work, advocacy turn spotlight on Bernie Altman
• Students flocking to Lower Columbia College
• Weyerhaeuser says Warrenton sawmill cleanup nearly done
• Oregon denies St. Helens hospital proposal
• Apparent burglars knock over Kalama man as they speed off
• Five arrested in Columbia County raids
• Kelso expects to lay off 11 city employees; library move on hold
• Longtime fireman Burgoyne retires
• Japanese Garden at lake takes another hit
• Police Blotter: Sept. 22
• Longview council to consider downtown homeless ordinance
• Longview Police Department announces two promotions
• West Longview Walmart to shut down for 9- to 12-month remodel
• Chehalis developer pleads guilty to violations of wetlands protections
• County extends emergency notification system beyond landlines
• Standout scholar returns from extensive travels before stint at Cambridge
• Dominic Gospodor, man behind I-5 monuments, dies at 86
• Woodland card room looks likely
• FDA considers sending genetically altered salmon to U.S. dinner tables
• Prosecutor to file theft charges against woman in acid-attack hoax
• Police Blotter: Sept. 21
• Counselors meet with Mark Morris students following teen's death
• SUV, bus collide on West Side Highway
• Police blotter: Sept. 20
• Castle Rock school library open to all
• Folks line up to use new Castle Rock boat launch
• Honor & Remember
• Talking Business: At d frank’s consignment, quality
• Woodland port lands $2.4 million for industrial park
• iPads for all
• Traffic Alert: Stretch of Seventh Avenue to close this week
• Lower Kalama River to close to chinook retention
• Police blotter: Sept. 19
• Sunday Obituary: Mr. Rainey had passion for raising race horses
• Dogapalooza attracts colorful canines
• Perilous Allen Street crossing getting upgrade
• CR officials eye north county recreation tax
• Police search West Longview for armed man after woman rams gate with car
• Swanson reverses course, supports national park status for volcano
• Water main project limiting traffic on 46th Avenue
• Longview crews set to begin fall hydrant flushing schedule
• Bicycle/pedestrian project needs volunteers for Oct. 6 survey
• Reporter Jill Russell takes over TDN's education beat
• Police Blotter: Sept. 18
• Longview Fibre, papermakers' union resume talks
• Friday Night Football Scoreboard
• Castle Rock, feds at odds over levee safety standards
• Police: Vancouver acid attack self-inflicted
• Police Blotter: Sept. 17
• Septic workshop planned for Tuesday
• State's revenue forecast gets gloomier; LCC anticipates cuts
• Woodland may rule Monday on card room ban
• Fire damages home in West Longview
• Woman reports violin stolen from car on camping trip
• Thursday Prep Scoreboard
• Clerk candidates spar as race heats up
• TDN Reader's Choice Awards: Cast your votes
• Police to send acid attack hoax to prosecutors
• Fibre, union to resume contract talks Friday
• Canadian mining company gathering mineral evidence near volcano
• National Guardsman tracking down stolen iPod with Iraq tour photos
• Stand Down event serves up food, resources to local veterans
• Goodwill honors New Moon owner as its Community Partner of the Year
• Clark County detective's son, 3, dies after accidental shooting
• Drop in Castle Rock School District enrollment won't lead to budget cuts
• News Photo: Day of Caring
• Cowlitz Tribe receives federal domestic violence prevention/response grant
• Police Blotter: Sept. 16
• Saturday's Dogapalooza event at fairgrounds should be a howl
• Cowlitz County unemployment rate down to 11.7 percent for August
• LCC, students battle high textbook costs
• Toutle silt trap takes shape
• Police Blotter: Sept. 15
• Motorcyclist in serious condition after high-speed crash on Coal Creek Road
• Wahkiakum County commissioners postpone septic sludge decision
• Log exports still booming at Port of Longview
• World War II soldier's name added to Castle Rock war memorial
• Memorial garden for homicide victims planned for Portland
• Two Gifford Pinchot roads to close for construction work
• Cowlitz County United Way's Day of Caring is Wednesday
• County, DEA to team up for Sept. 25 prescription drug disposal
• Police Blotter: Sept. 14
• Castle Rock fitness center begins fall schedule
• Woodland teen to be tried as adult for string of property crimes
• Coroner rules bow hunter's death accidental
• Police swarm North Kelso home, find shooting report false
• Lower Columbia College receives $3.5 million gift, its largest ever
• Toutle River Ranch, now Link, marks 50 years of giving kids a boost
• Castle Rock annexation nears reality
• News Photo: Hemlock Plaza playground
• Winning buttons from Kelso Highlander Festival
• Police Blotter: Sept. 13
• Talking Business: Check out this downtown gem
• Tickets to International Dinner are going fast
• 54 drivers nabbed in Cowlitz County for DUI during enforcement campaign
• A Scottish Surge
• Longview saving money with four-day week
• Kelso wrecking yard's days are numbered
• Police Blotter: Sept. 12
• Kelso's Highlander Festival is in full swing
• Grandma's 84th birthday wish? Skydiving
• White Pass Ski Resort expansion work almost done
• Ruthie LaRiviere left flamboyant mark on community
• Local group stands up for homeless veterans
• Honoring the heros
• Union votes to reject Longview Fibre contract offer
• Cathlamet at a crossroad with its waterfront in flux
• Prosecutors still considering death penalty for two men charged in Salkum homicides
• Police Blotter: Sept. 11
• Court of Appeals blocks injunction against Ryderwood's age restriction
• City managers push for Cowlitz River recreational development
• Friday Night Football Scoreboard
• New 9/11 memorial to be dedicated Saturday in Kelso
• LPD set to auction off unclaimed property
• Minor injuries reported following collision near Longview Wye
• High-speed I-5 chase ends with arrest north of Castle Rock
• County shuts down dog breeder's kennel outside of Castle Rock
• Police Blotter: Sept. 10
• Castle Rock pursues annexation near Four Corners
• Jazz great Hadley Caliman dies at age 78
• Baird attends small-business workshop at Expo Center
• Kelso man killed in 'freak' bow-hunting accident
• Heck campaign swings through Cowlitz County
• Special delivery: TDN ad plays key role in couple's future
• Oak Tree owner asks Woodland to reconsider gambling ban
• Woodland council sets 5 mph speed limit for Horseshoe Lake
• Saturday night peace vigil planned for Lake Sacajawea
• Two injured in apparent accidental shooting in Woodland
• Police Blotter: Sept. 9
• County removes algae bloom warning signs at Silver Lake
• Missing Kelso man's family to hold reward fund garage sale
• Local back-to-school retail sales bounce back from dismal 2009
• Fun run, parade kick off this weekend's Highlander Festival in Kelso
• Rainier School District, city agree on sewer rate
• Victory Center appeals Kelso's shutdown order, keeps doors open
• Police arrest Longview man accused of driving off with fiancee's kids
• Baker's Corner fire station to celebrate 45th anniversary
• Donation account set up for Kelso family that lost belongings in house fire
• Man sought in Longview house fire probe arrested in Lewis County
• Police Blotter: Sept. 8
• Longview Fibre, union reach tentative deal on new contract
• Classic Kelso home illustrates sellers' plight in sluggish market
• Police Blotter: Sept. 7
• Woodland to discuss Horseshoe Lake speed limit
• Local candidates brace for sprint to campaign finish line
• State offsets I-5 work with man-made wetlands near Lexington
• Police Blotter: Sept. 6
• County challenge: Eat more vegetables
• Twenty-eight families helped by free laundry day
• Motorcyclist injured in high speed crash on Interstate 5 exit
• Talking Business: Castle Rock grad opens flower and sweets shop in hometown
• Faith and Friction: Kelso orders Victory Center to shut down
• Police Blotter: Sept. 5
• Library, many state offces closed Monday and Tuesday
• Iron Horse Festival rumbles into Kelso
• Time for a new economic approach?
• Sunday Obituary: Family, friends and flashy cars defined Patrick McLean
• Cathlamet logger dies on the job
• Man with local ties sentenced in contraband cigarettes case
• Second man to be charged in Salkum murders
• Police Blotter: Sept. 4
• More than 30 clans registered for next weekend's Kelso Highlander Festival
• Kalama woman facing animal cruelty charges
• Friday Night Football Scoreboard
• Early-morning car fire scorches Kelso home
• Sept. 11 events planned throughout county
• 17 dogs rescued from Silver Lake home
• Police Blotter: Sept. 3
• Sentencing postponed for car dealer who pleaded guilty to extortion, child porn
• Hearing on Wahkiakum County's proposed biosolids ban is Tuesday
• Fibre union ponders next move after day of negotiations
• Cowlitz Economic Council signals major shift in development strategy
• Longboard races raised $5,000 for Cathlamet Skate Park
• Georgia Pacific fined for Wauna wastewater discharge
• Heck enters fall campaign stretch with cash advantage
• New group formed to oversee Silver Lake water quality
• Longview teachers, school board agree on new contract
• Developer fined for failing to provide safe drinking water to Kalama subdivision
• Longview police seek man wanted for questioning in house fire
• Karnofski sworn in as Cowlitz County commissioner
• Yager begins challenging task as Monticello principal
• Police Blotter: Sept. 2
• Longview Timberlands reopens forests for recreation access
• Still no trace of Kelso man reported missing a month ago
• Dentist's donation makes a statement, protects football players' smiles
• News Photo: Cooler days
• Oregon to distribute $8 million for Columbia County rail projects
• Friends, family seek school clothes for Longview family whose home burned
• McMenamins gets financial boost for Kalama brew pub plans
• Police Blotter: Sept. 1
• Fibre contract negotiations resume Thursday
• Canadian mining firm to begin exploratory drilling near Mount St. Helens
• Kelso, R.A. Long fail to meet federal progress mandates
• BPA won't reconsider Pearl route for power line
• Servant Week volunteers help students stock up for new year
• Commissioner Kathleen Johnson's 'second career' draws to a close
• Sewer line project to disrupt West Kelso traffic
• Buoy 10 chinook retention to end Wednesday
• News Photo: Strike Preparations
• Police Blotter: Aug. 31
• Kelso Library offers thousands of eAudiobooks titles
• Hilander Iron Horse Festival coming to Kelso
• Initiative to halt St. Helens hospital headed to ballot
• Southbound traffic backed up after semi fire on I-5 just south of Kalama
• Talking Business: Duo brings new flavor to old favorite
• Police Blotter: Aug. 30
• Cathlamet embraces crush of longboarders
• Volunteers build fences to free dogs of their chains
• Owners miss county deadline for landfill compliance
• Fire destroys Longview home early Sunday
• Gun range gets $8,000 state grant
• Police Blotter: Aug. 29
• Longview teachers to vote on contract
• Learn about Gifford Pinchot forest projects
• County delays finalization of landfill purchase
• Sunday obituary: Mr. Cope had a flare for making work fun
• Highway 30 crash kills one
• Wheels thrill at Unique Tin
• Ryderwood’s War
• State ABCD program gives kids a jumpstart on proper dental care
• Wahkiakum County tops state in primary turnout
• Castle Rock Library levy appears to have passed
• Crash blocks Highway 30 east of Clatskanie
• Police Blotter: Aug. 28
• Fibre union negotiations to resume Monday
• Longview council approves switch to consumption-based water, sewer rates
• Red-light camera plan proceeds on 6-1 council vote
• County offers round of septic system classes
• John Markon named editor of The Daily News
• Sinkhole opens on fresh asphalt in front of Kelso City Hall
• Remains on Mount Hood likely missing Longview climber, companion
• Police Blotter: Aug. 27
• Construction begins on new Progress Center building
• Rainier lunch program serves up summer social ties on the side
• Murray's visit to Vancouver puts focus on veterans issues
• Steelscape workers dive into Kress Lake cleanup
• Our dry summer daze
• Longview council poised to approve contract for red-light cameras
• 30th Avenue rail crossing to close Saturday
• City of Longview names six STARR excellence award winners
• Police Blotter: Aug. 26
• Aryan Nations member with Longview ties accused of racially motivated attack
• Counties press BPA for answers on power line route west of I-5
• Horseshoe Lake debate reignites tensions between Woodland council, mayor
• Man sought in Onalaska triple killing arrested in Spokane
• 50 trucks per day would haul trash if county buys landfill
• Longview Timberlands are closed due to fire danger
• Ducks targeted at lake
• Longview man in Honda-theft ring pleads guilty in Lewis County
• Man accused of snapping photo up woman's skirt at Woodland pharmacy
• Two seats opening up on Superior Court bench
• Fibre workers reject contract offer
• Police Blotter: Aug. 25
• Ex-contractor asks Cowlitz County to require use of E-Verify
• Reid's Pit Stop owner arrested on suspicion of assault, tampering
• Police Blotter: Aug. 24
• Hood-to-Coast runs through Columbia County this weekend
• Cutting torch spark believed to be cause of barn fire
• Family avoids serious injury when car rolls down embankment
• Authorities considering how to proceed with search for Kelso man
• Mike Karnofski will be Cowlitz County’s newest commissioner
• Cautionary signs will remain at Silver Lake as long as algae does
• Remains found on Mount Hood may be those of Longview climber
• Fibre union workers vote on latest contract offer
• Longboard event returns to Cathlamet this weekend
• News Photo: Updating the playground
• Longview youth pastor gets 5 years in child sex case
• Castle Rock Library levy looks likely to pass
• Coast Guard shifts regional duties to Astoria
• Man arrested in connection with triple killing
• Missing man's cell phone found
• In Senegal, Cora Siipola says the biggest thing is possessing knowledge
• Kelso Babe Ruth team staying at fishing lodge
• In The Gambia, Mandy Penner of Longview raised chickens and consciousness
• Talking Business: Shop gives new life to old leather
• Drive in woods becomes 2-day ordeal for Silver Lake woman
• Police say suspected DUI driver causes rollover accident near Woodland
• Lewis County shooting victims identified; suspect still on the loose
• Police Blotter: Aug. 22
• Fueled by her faith, Ester Brooks was ‘a wonder woman’
• New county commisisoner to be picked Monday
• A First Class Reunion
• Did you see that?
• Jail crews credited as Hilltop fire 70 percent contained
• Sonic booms reveal bugs in emergency alert system
• 3 dead in Lewis County shooting; suspect 'armed and extremely dangerous'
• Police Blotter: Aug. 21
• Group gets $46,000 to improve Rainier stream habitat
• Still no sign of Kelso man who walked into woods while fleeing authorities
• Kitty haven or stinky nuisance? Neighbors don't love West Longview cat lover's cats
• County reaches tentative agreement to buy Weyco landfill
• Family dog dies in Longview house fire
• Intermittent closures planned for West Side Highway this weekend
• Police Blotter: Aug. 20
• Castle Rock Library levy still falling short
• Firefighters making progress on Skamania County blaze
• Jury finds man guilty of trying to hire fellow inmate as hitman
• Authorities looking for hit-and-run driver
• Skyline Steel breaks ground at port
• Growing Pains
• Cowlitz County smoking rate at lowest level in seven years
• Two seriously injured in SR 4 crash
• Physician assistants help to fill primary care void
• 18th District: Kampe, Rivers escape crowded primary
• No layoffs at Kelso schools
• Kelso woman’s garden tour will benefit Humane Society
• Woodland cops nab teens accused in spate of graffiti
• Castle Rock Library levy a nail-biter again
• Crews mopping up Larch Mountain wildfire
• Booth, Little in dead heat for Cowlitz County Superior Court clerk
• Search for missing Kelso man intensifies; crews comb Mount Brynion woods
• Castle Rock pair suspected in ice pick attack arrested in Pierce County
• Long Beach resort owner gets face time with Obama
• 3rd Congressional District: Heck to face Herrera in fall
• Police Blotter: Aug. 19
• Woman awakes, finds prowler in her bedroom
• Button winners for Rainier Days in the Park
• Rescued hiker says ‘he made a mistake’
• USDA revokes Hawaii trash shipment permit
• Disabled veterans, seniors get discount at Rainier boat launch
• Police Blotter: Aug. 18
• Couple injured in motorcycle wreck near Castle Rock
• County unemployment rate drops to 11.7 percent
• Firefighters battle wildfire near Lewis River Horse camp
• Federal mediator joins Fibre contract talks
• News photo: Cloudy but Cool Times at Kite Festival
• Appeals Court: Johanson beats out Daggy for judge seat
• Something for Everyone at Emmanuel!
• Become a Foster Parent and Make a Difference!
• Go Fourth Festival
• Performance Of Melissa Manchester
• Leland Faulkner’s World Of Wonder
• The Guthrie Family Legacy Tour
• Urban Cowboy - The Musical
• Performance Of Laurie Lewis And The Right Hands
• Hansel And Gretel Performance For Elementary Schools
• Performance Of Leo Kottke And David Lindley
• Perfomence Of Shylock
• Performance Of Crystal Gayle
• Missoula Children’s Theatre Presents Robin Hood
• Peking Acrobats
• Performance Of Peking Acrobat’s

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