The Longview Public Library’s Seed Library returns next week with free seed packets, gardening resources, and a community activity challenge for the 2026 growing season.
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Oregon Public Broadcasting has released new annual financial and compliance documents, detailing revenue, oversight and federally required reporting that affects listeners across Southwest Washington.
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Ford has issued a safety recall for certain 2023–2024 Transit vans over missing brake‑assembly cotter pins, a defect prompting a national “Do Not Drive” advisory. The recall could affect work and transport vehicles throughout Cowlitz County.
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A Cowlitz County jury has convicted a Woodland man of attempting to elude law enforcement after a high‑speed pursuit on Lewis River Road. Prosecutors say sentencing is set for March 11.
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Washougal High School’s Victoria Nicacio has secured her second straight state wrestling title, according to reporting by the Camas-Washougal Post-Record and confirmed by WIAA results, reinforcing Southwest Washington’s growing presence in high school wrestling.
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Veterinary costs are rising across Southwest Washington, prompting more residents to seek pet insurance or low-cost clinic services. Reporting from the Camas Post Record highlights growing financial pressures and expanding demand for affordable pet care options.
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Oregon lawmakers have approved a partial disconnect from recent federal tax changes, a move that could affect many Southwest Washington residents who work in Oregon and pay Oregon income taxes.
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WSU’s new inflatable apple‑picking robot aims to ease labor shortages in Washington’s orchards — with economic implications that reach into Cowlitz County’s transportation and logistics sectors.
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A Woodland man is being held without bail after prosecutors alleged he killed a Vancouver woman and left her body in the Yacolt Burn State Forest, a case with implications for communities along the Clark–Cowlitz line.
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Clark County's January home listings rose 18% over last year, with the median price reaching $549,000—an early signal of spring market conditions that may shape housing dynamics north into Cowlitz County.
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