In Memorial of our Lost Heros – Chief of Police Ralph Painter & Deputy Justin DeRosier
January 5, 2026, marks the 15th anniversary of one of the darkest days in our community as we remember Rainier Chief of Police Ralph Painter.
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LCC Faculty Association Makes Public Statement on the Firing of President Matt Seimears
The LCC Faculty Association issued a statement after stating last month that this a critical inflection point for the institution and said it is important to restore trust.
Can Conservatives out vote Seattle Liberals?
Ferguson won 13 out of 39 counties, some not by very much, and when we look at the number of people who didn’t vote…it’s staggering amount
Kelso – Assumes Ownership of Cliff Koppe Metals
One grant application, and two real estate transactions approved by the Kelso City Council and now they’re the proud owners of the contaminated Cliff Koppe Metals site
Kelso’s Coach Kreider Inducted into Hall of Fame
Coach Kreider has officially been inducted into the Washington State Track and Field Hall of Fame. Joe Krieder was a Longtime Kelso track-and-field coach and a Coweeman Middle School social studies teacher.
Longview Officials Address Priorities in Olympia
City Manager Jennifer Wills and Assistant City Manager Chris Collins to meet with Senator Wilson and Representative McEntire, with 36 days remaining in session! Session scheduled to end March 12, 2026
Longview Opposes Olympia’s HB 2489 Homeless Camping Bill
Even if we still had Hope Village, the dwelling wouldn’t be good enough for this new law – that was the sentiment as the Longview City Council cast their unanimous support in opposition to Olympia’s HB 2489.
State Employee Messages to Rep. Jim Walsh
State Representative & WAGOP Chair Jim Walsh Shared A few of the messages that state employees have been sending to him.