Coverage of community events, local organizations, volunteer efforts, and grassroots initiatives
Longview native and longtime railroad conductor Douglas Gene Henderson died February 14 at age 74. His family plans a Celebration of Life at a later date.
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A dementia caregiving workshop is scheduled for Feb. 25 at the Woodland Community Library, offering guidance and support for families caring for loved ones with memory-related conditions.
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The Humane Society of Southwest Washington reports that its Claws for Paws fundraiser brought in $225,000, all of which will stay in Cowlitz County to support local animals in need.
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Evergreen Habitat for Humanity’s bid to purchase two Vancouver mobile home parks could add up to 280 affordable units—and offers lessons for housing‑strained communities in Cowlitz County.
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OPB’s latest president’s update outlines expanded reporting and community engagement across Oregon and Southwest Washington, including increased attention to areas such as Cowlitz County following the loss of federal funding.
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Vancouver has buried a century-long time capsule downtown, offering a regional moment to reflect on how Southwest Washington communities preserve their histories and plan for the future.
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A major redevelopment push in Portland’s Albina neighborhood is advancing, and its economic and housing impacts are likely to be felt across Southwest Washington. This article examines confirmed details of the Albina Vision Trust and 1803 Fund partnership and what the project may mean for communities along the I‑5 corridor.
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Longview’s Public Library will host its third annual Volunteer Fair on March 7, offering residents a chance to meet local nonprofits and explore community service opportunities.
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Cloney Park in Longview is slated for a major upgrade this spring, with city officials announcing plans to build Cowlitz County’s first fully inclusive playground. The $4.37 million, grant‑funded project is set to begin construction in April.
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A Feb. 18 Lunch and Learn at the Battle Ground Senior Center will offer seniors guidance on recognizing and avoiding common scams.
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