Longview Opens Nominations for 2026 Robert A. Long Historic Preservation Award

Arts and Culture

Longview Opens Nominations for 2026 Robert A. Long Historic Preservation Award

The City of Longview Historic Preservation Commission is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Robert A. Long Historic Preservation Award, recognizing local contributions to preserving the community’s historical and cultural heritage.

Source: City of Longview News Flash

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Feb 26, 2026

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Community

Longview Public Library Brings Seed Library Back for 2026 Growing Season

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.

Source: Classic Hits 100.7 KLOG

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Feb 26, 2026

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Business and Economy

OPB Releases Latest Financial and Compliance Filings, Offering a Window Into Public Broadcasting Accountability

Oregon Public Broadcasting has released new annual financial and compliance documents, detailing revenue, oversight and federally required reporting that affects listeners across Southwest Washington.

Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Feb 26, 2026

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Transportation

Ford Transit Brake‑Safety Recall Reaches Cowlitz County

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.

Source: KGW

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Feb 26, 2026

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Law & Justice

Jury Convicts Woodland Man in High‑Speed Eluding Case on Lewis River Road

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.

Source: Classic Hits 100.7 KLOG

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Feb 26, 2026

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Sports

Washougal’s Victoria Nicacio Secures Second State Wrestling Title

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.

Source: Camas Post Record

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Feb 26, 2026

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Health and Medicine

Rising Veterinary Costs Push More Southwest Washington Pet Owners Toward Insurance and Subsidized Care

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.

Source: Camas Post Record

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Feb 26, 2026

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State Government

Oregon’s Tax Code Shift Could Shape Cross‑Border Budgets in Southwest Washington

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.

Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Feb 26, 2026

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Science and Technology

WSU’s Inflatable Apple‑Picking Robot Highlights Labor Pressures Felt Across Southwest Washington

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.

Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Feb 26, 2026

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Public Safety

Woodland Man Held Without Bail in Death of Vancouver Woman; Case Extends Regional Concerns Into North Clark and Cowlitz Counties

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.

Source: The Columbian

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Feb 26, 2026

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Business and Economy

Clark County Sees Uptick in Home Listings as Spring Market Approaches

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.

Source: The Columbian

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Feb 26, 2026

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Community

Jurassic Quest Returns to Ridgefield With Three‑Day Family Event

Jurassic Quest returns to the Clark County Event Center this weekend with animatronic dinosaurs, hands‑on activities, and a dedicated Sensory Session for early‑morning visitors.

Source: The Columbian

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Feb 26, 2026

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