Historical Undergarments Take Center Stage in Educational Talk at Clark County Museum
A regional costume designer will discuss the history and cultural impact of women’s undergarments in a public talk at the Clark County Historical Museum.
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A regional costume designer will discuss the history and cultural impact of women’s undergarments in a public talk at the Clark County Historical Museum.
A new look at Henry Kaiser’s World War II shipyards shows how wartime production in Portland and Vancouver reshaped labor, transportation, and community development throughout Cowlitz County.
Four major cultural and religious observances—Lunar New Year, Fat Tuesday, Ramadan, and Lent—converge this week. Here’s how the rare overlap is being experienced in Cowlitz County.
Hollywood groups accuse ByteDance’s new AI video generator of violating copyright and misusing actors’ likenesses, raising concerns that reach all the way to Cowlitz County’s creative economy.
Vancouver author and New York Times bestseller Emiko Jean has released her seventh book, a development that highlights the growing literary influence of Southwest Washington.
Grammy‑winning conductor and Oregon Bach Festival co‑founder Helmuth Rilling has died at 92. His influence shaped music education and performance across the Pacific Northwest, including in communities throughout Southwest Washington.
Enspire Arts’ February 28 performance in Camas brings together more than 150 performers, offering a regional arts event accessible to Cowlitz County families and youth.
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.
After nearly eight decades of performances, the Portland Chamber Orchestra has officially dissolved, canceling its final two concerts and concluding...
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.