Coverage of cultural events, history, museums, literature, and community heritage
Journey Theater stages “A Year with Frog and Toad” at Manor Church in Battle Ground Feb. 19–28. Public and school‑day shows, with family‑friendly pricing and group access.
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After nearly eight decades of performances, the Portland Chamber Orchestra has officially dissolved, canceling its final two concerts and concluding...
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Local historian John Drury presents his program on Captain George Flavel tonight at the Cowlitz County Historical Museum as part of the First Thursday series.
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Scottish country dancing has found steady enthusiasm across southwest Washington, where small, welcoming groups keep the centuries-old tradition alive through regular social dances.
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Yakima-born country artist Zach Top has won the 2026 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Country Album, elevating a farm town upbringing into a national country music triumph.
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The 100th anniversary of Black History Month has galvanized educators and activists amid federal rollbacks. New resources—including a graphic novel on Opal Lee and a four‑essay book on the legacy of Black History Month—offer tools for preserving truthful, accessible Black history.
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Longview School District seniors and staff face off today in a ‘Nailed It!’ cake decorating challenge at R.A. Long High School Auditorium — free for the public, with proceeds supporting the culinary arts program.
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A new city-commissioned market study suggests Portland can’t sustain both a renovated Keller Auditorium and a new Broadway-scale venue at PSU, tipping the balance toward the university project and leaving the beloved Keller’s future in doubt.
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Downtown Longview gears up for a lively spring season with art walks, live music, and the reopening of the Cowlitz Farmers Market.
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