Cathlamet, WA

A 44-year-old Pe Ell man was killed in a traffic collision Saturday evening after a teen driver swerved to avoid a deer colliding with his vehicle as a result. The Washington State Patrol says that the incident occurred on June 26th at 11:23 PM on State Route 6 in the 6000 block in Lewis County.

A 44-year-old Pe Ell man died late Saturday night after a teen driver swerved to avoid a deer and crashed into his vehicle, according to the Washington State Patrol. Eric C. Campbell was traveling east on state Route 6 at mile marker 26 west of Pe Ell at about 11:26 p.m. in a 1988 Volkswagen. A 17-year-old Raymond resident was traveling west at the same location in a 2018 Hyundai Elantra when he swerved to avoid the deer and struck Campbell’s vehicle.

We are resurfacing, restoring and rehabilitating a section of U.S. 101 from Youngs Bay Bridge causeway to Neptune Drive. The road will be fully closed, nightly starting at 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and will reopen each morning by 6 a.m. Expect noise and for the road to be closed...

He was 44.

ASTORIA, Ore. — United States Coast Guard Cutter Steadfast (WMEC-623) returned to homeport in Astoria on Saturday, June 18, following a 55-day counter narcotics deployment to the Eastern Pacific Ocean. The 210-foot medium endurance cutter and crew covered more than 11,000 miles conducting law enforcement and search-and-rescue operations in...

United States Coast Guard Cutter Steadfast (WMEC-623) returned to homeport in Astoria on Saturday, June 18, following a 55-day counter narcotics deployment to the Eastern Pacific Ocean. The 210-foot medium endurance cutter and crew covered more than 11,000 miles conducting law enforcement and search-and-rescue operations in international waters off Central...

LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) – A Longview, Washington grain terminal will pay nearly $1 million after settling a lawsuit with the Columbia Riverkeeper that claimed the terminal operated without necessary permits meant to monitor river pollution. Export Grain Terminal operates a grain terminal out of the Port of Longview. It...

The Astoria Planning Commission on Tuesday will review a number of development code amendments designed to remove barriers for new housing construction. The amendments are in response to changes in state law intended to increase housing affordability and availability across Oregon. Since Astoria’s population tipped over 10,000, the city must...

Homelessness used to mainly be a problem for bigger cities. But nowadays, a mixture of high housing costs, the pandemic, and a lack of mental health services, means homeless camps are popping-up in smaller towns too. Traci Collings and her husband have lived in Seaside, on Oregon's northwest coast in...

It’s time to grab your swimsuit, get your sunscreen, clean out your favorite wine glass, and head out to Seaside Heights for this year's Wine on the Beach event. Whether it’s wine, beer or bourbon if I can drink some while I’m hanging out on the beach, I’m in!

The North Coast Business Park, a tract in Warrenton long in search of a future, may have found a developer. The Clatsop County Board of Commissioners on Wednesday approved the sale of the property to Atlin Investments Inc., a Seattle-based company that developed the nearby Costco site. The company was...

A grain terminal in Washington state swill pay nearly $1 million after settling a lawsuit with the Columbia Riverkeeper that claimed the terminal operated without necessary permits meant to monitor river pollution. Export Grain Terminal, LLC., which operates a grain terminal out of the Port of Longview, will pay Seeding...