West Coast League Expands Again, Welcoming Fifth Canadian Team
The West Coast League is adding a fifth Canadian franchise, extending its reach further north and east and reinforcing its cross-border presence for the 2026 season.
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March 4, 2026
The West Coast League is adding a fifth Canadian franchise, extending its reach further north and east and reinforcing its cross-border presence for the 2026 season.
In a tight House vote, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez supported a funding deal to keep the federal government open—preserving vital services for Southwest Washington—while calling for oversight of DHS operations and challenging ICE practices.
Vancouver City Councilor Kim Harless has entered the race for the 49th Legislative District Position 1 seat, marking a significant move in Southwest Washington’s 2026 election season.
Voters in Cowlitz County have until 8 p.m. February 10 to return ballots for the Longview and Kalama school levy measures, which renew existing funding programs.
A persistent high‑pressure ridge is delivering a midwinter warm‑spell across southwest Washington, keeping temperatures unusually mild while limiting local snow accumulation.
The House narrowly passed a procedural vote behind Speaker Johnson’s maneuvering—setting up a full funding showdown that could end the partial shutdown. Local services in Cowlitz County remain vulnerable until resolution.
Eddie Bauer, the Seattle-founded outdoor brand, has filed for bankruptcy and plans to close all North American stores, marking the end of a century of brick-and-mortar retail presence.
A fallen tree and downed power line have closed Coal Creek Road between Tanglewood and Woodside drives near Longview, causing school bus delays and detours through Carlon Loop.
A fallen tree and downed power line have closed a section of Coal Creek Road between Tanglewood and Woodside drives near Longview, with bus routes delayed and detours in place.
Crews are replacing concrete panels behind 651 28th Avenue in Longview, temporarily closing the alley through next Monday afternoon.
An alley behind 28th Avenue in Longview’s St. Helens neighborhood is closed through next Monday for concrete replacement work, according to the city.
The Kelso City Council meets tonight to hear the police department’s annual report from Chief Rich Fletcher and review board and committee assignments for the new year.