- Decision delayed on Port of Kalama commercial dock proposal September 22, 2018The Kalama City Council on Thursday continued a public hearing on the Port of Kalama’s application for two permits needed to build a $1.6 million “T-barge” dock in the Columbia River.
- Longview school board meets Monday, considers transfer policy September 22, 2018The Longview School Board on Monday will vote on revisions to the district’s strategic plan and consider changes to its school transfer policy.
- Longview's oldest church undergoing major renovation September 22, 2018Local businesses and volunteers are pitching in to give Longview’s oldest church a major restoration.
- Give More 24! surpasses goal, raises $1.35 million for charity September 22, 2018Thursday's Give More 24! online fundraiser brought in more than $1.35 million for 155 local nonprofits, exceeding its $1.2 million goal.
- Top Longview and Kelso education salaries for 2018-19 September 22, 2018The Daily News typically reports the top 10 salaries of local officials when cities and school districts adopt annual budgets. Here are the figures for the Kelso and Longview school districts, which adopted budgets for the 2018-19 school year in…
- Cowlitz County sheriff asking for information on stolen box truck September 22, 2018The Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office is asking for help finding a stolen white 2007 Isuzu box truck.
- Steering committee set to discuss proposed coal terminal health study September 22, 2018The Health Impact Assessment steering committee for the proposed Millennium Bulk Terminal’s coal export terminal is set to meet Monday to discuss its recommendations.
- Births: Sept. 22 September 22, 2018At St. John Medical Center
- Judicial candidates to square off at Tuesday forum September 22, 2018District Court judge candidates Jamie Imboden and Corey Larson will debate at a campaign forum Tuesday night at the Longview Women's Club in Longview.
- Teacher strike short-circuited electrical contractor's work in schools September 21, 2018Despite the Longview School District’s decision to hire a different electric contractor in place of Busack Electric after the company refused to cross the teacher picket line, no hard feelings remain between the two parties.