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You’d Never Guess One Of Your Favorite Movies Was Filmed In This Quiet Oregon Town

Somewhere on Oregon’s northern coast, a small town has been quietly holding one of cinema’s best-kept secrets for decades. Astoria, Oregon is that town, and once you visit, you’ll understand why Hollywood couldn’t resist it. Let’s start with the obvious question: have you ever watched The...

Astoria, OR · 4d

nwsportsmanmag.com

SW WA Fishing Report (11-10-26)

Preliminary Washington Tributary Sport Summary Nov-2-8, 2026. Creel summaries for salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, shad, and walleye in the mainstem Columbia River ended Oct. 31. WDFW staff will resume creel surveys for each species and sport section in Feb. 2027. Columbia River tributaries. Salmon/steelhead. Cowlitz River (I-5 Bridge downstream) — 73...

Cowlitz County, WA · 3d

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This Astoria Brewery Was Famous For A Glass Floor Where Sea Lions Swim Right Under Your Feet

Some places become famous for their menus, and some become famous for their neighbors. In Astoria, Oregon, one riverfront business earned a cult following because of the sea lions lounging on the wooden pilings below its floor. Guests used to stand on thick glass panels and watch the noisy, whiskered...

Astoria, OR · 2d

KOIN 6 News

City of Longview auctioning off property from closed homeless housing community

After the City of Longview closed a homeless housing community last month, city officials opened bidding on Monday to auction off these homes and facilities to the public, with hopes to return proceeds to the City's General Fund.

Longview, WA · 3d

westlinntidings.com

Editorial: Astoria rejected a housing tax. Now build solutions.

Feelings about Astoria’s housing predicament were laid bare by the campaign for Measure 4-247 and the reaction against it. Measure proponents approached the issue with admirable conviction. Despite Oregonians’ deep aversion to new taxes, nearly four out of 10 Astoria voters supported a levy on owners of homes occupied less than half the year, with exceptions for certain circumstances. That says something about how urgently many residents want action.

Astoria, OR · 2d

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Columbia River Maritime Museum to unveil new building

The Columbia River Maritime Museum will open the doors of its newly constructed Warnock Building — home of Mariners Hall — to the community at 1 p.m. Friday Nov. 20 at 1792 Marine Drive. Regular admission rates apply; members are free. Visit crmm.org for more information. Portland company...

Astoria, OR · 2d

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This Unassuming Washington Country Market Sells Homemade Pies, Local Honey, And Bulk Buys At Bargain Prices

A jar of raw milk, a homemade strawberry rhubarb pie, and a heap of closeout coffee can all land in the same basket at one small roadside market in Washington. Better yet, the total at the register tends to stay surprisingly friendly. The pies are made locally and wait in...

Rochester, WA · 5d

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Local author spotlight at Warrenton Library

WARRENTON — The Friends of the Warrenton Community Library present Library After Dark, a spotlight on a local author, Kerry Blaisdell at 4 p.m. Saturday Nov. 14. Appetizers and mingling will begin at 5 p.m. and the author talk is at 4 p.m. Blaisdell is the author of “Publish or Perish,” “On a Cold Winter’s Fright,” and “A Lamentation of Swans,” as well as the Dead series which InD’tale Magazine recommends for fans of shows like “Constantine” and “Supernatural.” Snacks provided by Gaetano’s Market and Deli at The Warrenton Community Library at 147 S. Main Ave.

Warrenton, OR · 2d

The Chronicle

Chehalis Tribe recognizes 25th year of honoring local veterans

Jay Longmire, a senior at Rochester High School, was midway through singing the national anthem to a packed crowd at the Lucky Eagle Casino Wednesday night when her nerves got the better of ...

Chehalis, WA · 23h

The Chronicle

Centralia eyes new taxes on businesses to avoid continued budget deficits

The City of Centralia will consider both a square footage tax and a traditional business and occupation tax to close an approximately $1.9 million deficit and balance the budget over the next two

Centralia, WA · 1d

Chronicle

Letter to the editor: Thank you to Chehalis voters

On behalf of the City of Chehalis Public Works Department, thank you to everyone who participated in the Nov. 3 election. We appreciate the time residents took to learn about the Transportation Benefit District renewal, ask questions, and consider the transportation needs of our community. Voters approved continuing the existing...

The Chronicle

Residents of Stillwaters Estates in Centralia collect 1,273 pairs of socks for kids

Residents of Stillwaters Estates in Centralia collected 1,273 pairs of socks in the third year of a drive to help local kids stay warm and cozy during the winter months. In a news release,

Centralia, WA · 2d

The Chronicle

Chehalis boy, 10, honored by city council for pulling fellow Cub Scout from the Chehalis River

After receiving an official recognition of his heroic actions late last month, a Chehalis Cub Scout was again honored for pulling a fellow scout from the Chehalis River by the Chehalis City Council

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Washington energy customers win in hydro settlement

The Bonneville Power Administration, the agency that sells Columbia Basin hydropower, will lower its proposed rate hike after a legal challenge by local environmental and clean energy advocates. The administration had proposed a roughly 6% increase, arguing it needed an additional $250 million to meet new guidelines requiring more water to be spilled over Columbia River dams to support migrating salmon. Ben Otto, policy director for the Northwest Energy Coalition, which was part of the proceedings, said while he understands Bonneville needs to earn money for its services, the proposed increase was overblown. "BPA's finances are actually in really good shape, and we think that a more holistic examination would find ways to adapt these costs into BPA's overall financial picture instead of just immediately trying to reach into people's pocketbooks," Otto contended. The Bonneville Power Administration provides electricity to more than 5 million people across the Pacific Northwest and Otto said the settlement will save customers close to $40 million. He explained spilling water over dams allows juvenile fish to travel more safely downstream, without passing through lethal turbines. The proposed rate hike is one of several recent increases. The administration already raised its rates by about 9% this

Washington · 1d

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Hydro Heroes Releases Water Heater Leak Footage to Explain Hidden Moisture Risks

Hydro Heroes - Water Damage Experts has released field video of an active water heater leak to help Southwest Washington homeowners understand why a small visible puddle can signal far more extensive moisture spreading into utility rooms, basements, and crawl spaces. The footage, captured during recent service calls in the...

Centralia, WA · 3d

The Reflector

Cowlitz Grows program opens applications for free vegetable gardens

Cowlitz County families can apply through Dec. 31 for supplies and guidance for starting their own vegetable gardens through Cowlitz Grows. The Cowlitz Grows program, offered by the Washington

Cowlitz County, WA · 3d

The Chronicle

Winlock City Council approves new city clerk candidate as plans set in motion for lighted Christmas parade on Dec. 19

The City of Winlock has a new city clerk after the Winlock City Council approved the appointment of Shelley Buresh to the vacant position during its regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 9, inside Winlock ...

Winlock, WA · 1d

The Chronicle

Chehalis Outfitters to host Turkey Bowl, putt-putt challenge as part of chamber's Business After Hours event

Chehalis Outfitters will host the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce's annual Turkey Bowl as part of its November Business After Hours event from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19. The event

The Chronicle

Matthew Anthony hired as new Experience Chehalis executive director

Matthew Anthony has been selected as the new executive director of Experience Chehalis, the organization announced in a news release on Thursday.  Anthony will officially begin in the role