The Kalama City Council meets at the Kalama City Hall on the first and third Wednesday of every month at 7 pm. KLTV broadcasts these meeetings at a later date and time. Check your local listings for more information on program timing.
City of Kalama
P.O. Box 1007
320 N. 1st Street
Kalama, WA 98625
Medicine Wheel Teachings
Held every 1st Saturday of the Month from 1-4pmFirst Class Starts August 2, 2008
The newly forming Snake Clan Medicine Wheel teachings will be taught by Roy Wilson (Grandfather) the Spiritual Leader and Storyteller of the Cowlitz tribe and Kyle Ward who will teach how to contact the spirit helpers of the medicine wheel by journeying to them to help you in every day ordinary life to ask for guidence, learning and assistance.
Roy is also a published author and a former minister. Currently there are 38+ active Clans of Roy's teachings across the United States, Canada, Australia and Europe with a gathering of the Clans at least once a year here in the PNW. We are truly honored that he has agreed to help us establish this new clan.
Please bring your drum and/or rattle, bottle of water, an open mind and heart to hear Roy and Kyle as they teach the medicine wheel while weaving the traditional Native American ways and beliefs with other cultures for a greater understanding of walking the
Please contact Maureen Browning if have questions or need directions at 360-621-7585
Located at the Castle Rock Grange Hall @ 214 W Cowlitz Ave, Castle Rock, WA 98611
The commission serves in an advisory capacity to the city manager and city council with respect to the best methods of insuring the growth, development and expansion of the municipality. The commission performs administrative functions including the holding of hearings on subdivisions, comprehensive plan and zoning amendments.
Kelso Bridge Market
"SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT"
Sunday's under Allen Street Bridge
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Fresh produce, crafts, fun for all
Kids Corner
Meet Friends
Counseling for small businesses (either existing or those being formed) is provided free by S.C.O.R.E., an adjunct of the Small Business Administration. One hour sessions are scheduled each Tuesday morning at 9, 10 & 11am.
The meeting place is the Kelso/Longview Chamber of Commerce,
1563 Olympia Way, Longview, WA.
Counseling is by appointment, only. To reserve a one-hour spot, phone 1-360-699-1079.
{ please DO NOT phone the Chamber of Commerce }
The Mt. St. Helens Club is southwest Washington’s oldest & favorite outing
club. Currently with 100 members & growing, the club schedules hikes
(almost) every Monday and (almost) every Saturday year round. During
the winter, hikes are often replaced by x-country skiing & snowshoeing.
Other outdoor activities include biking, camping, canoeing and picnicking.
Monday hikes are Easy to Moderate: (3 to 7 miles & less than 1000 elevation)
Saturday hikes are Moderate to Difficult (5 to 12 miles & over 1000 elevation).
To learn more, access the website: mtsthelensclub.org
Once looking at the website press the “Events” tab, then select the outing
you want to begin your experience with this great group of people.
If you have questions about this event, just phone the leader. If you get an
answering machine, leave a message and expect a return call.
The Mt. St. Helens Club is southwest Washington’s oldest & favorite
outing club. Currently with 100 members & growing, the club
schedules hikes (almost) every Monday and (almost) every Saturday
year round. During the winter, hikes are often replaced by x-country
skiing & snowshoeing. Other outdoor activities include biking,
camping, canoeing and picnicking.
Monday hikes are Easy to Moderate: (3 to 7 miles & less than 1000 elevation)
Saturday hikes are Moderate to Difficult (5 to 12 miles & over 1000 elevation).
To learn more, access the website: mtsthelensclub.org
Once looking at the website press the “Events” tab, then select the
outing you want to begin your experience with this great group of
people. If you have questions about this event, just phone the leader.
If you get an answering machine, leave a message & expect a call back.
LIONS CLUB FOOD BANK; every Thursday 1p.m.
Location: FOE Club 224 Huntington Avenue S.
Frank Murias 749-1472
The Board of Cowlitz County Commissioners meet every Tuesday starting at 9:00 a.m.
Visit our website to view the Agenda.
http://www.co.cowlitz.wa.us/commissioners/Minutes_&_Agendas.htm
Programs for that day will be listed on a seperate posting.
The Kiwanis are an international organization with a focus on helping the children in our communities. We do several fundraisers and community projects around Longview/Kelso.
Please come join us for lunch and see what we are all about.
Runners and walkers meet each Saturday for an hour of exercise followed by coffee. Location varies each week, check website for details.
Come to the Cowlitz Community Farmer's Market and find produce, plants, crafts, baked goods, eggs, entertainment, and fun! Come on down and join the fun there's something good for everyone!
Smaller than our Saturday Market but still a great opportunity to pick up your fruit and vegies from local Farmers.
Patients, Friends and families come and discuss osteoporosis as a group meets the first thursday of every month at the womens health Pavilion. 1660 Delaware Street, Longview, Washington 98632
360-501-3700
Meet a geneologist at the library to discuss your family search challenge.
Storytime for ages 3-6 years.
Siblings welcome!
Fridays at 10:30 am
Woodland Community Library
If you want emotional stability and true freedom from drug addiction and alcoholism, come to a Journey to Freedom meeting. You will find that there is a way out. You will make new friends that will be a positive influence in your life as well as being supportive of you while you are on YOUR Journey to Freedom.
Monthly Meeting of Disabled American Veterans HERMAN ROGERS#32. We meet at the Salvation Army, 1639 10th Longview.
Come and be enlightened!
Old time music jam & open mic. 1st, 3rd & 5th Fridays of each month. Catlin grange 205 Shawnee st. N.Kelso.
Old time country, western swing & bluegrass music, bring Your instrument & join in the fun!!(acoustic instruments only please).
For more info feel free to contact us.
July 2-4 at Lake Sacajawea in Longview.
Thursday's Schedule:
All Day: Marketplace & Food Concessions
All Day: Information Booth & Craft Booths
All Day: Longview Fire Fighters Hole-In-One Golf
10 a.m.: Fishing Derby (Kessler side past Hudson — look for white tents). FREE to all kids—all ages welcome
11 a.m: Opening Ceremonies at Martin’s Dock
2:30 - 10 p.m.: Live Entertainment Martin’s Dock
Live Entertainment Schedule
1 p.m. Bad Daddies (Blues)
2:30 p.m. Ted Vigil as John Denver (Country) www.myspace.com/tedvigilmusic
4 p.m. Brownsmead Flats (Bluegrass)
5:30 p.m. Haywired (Country)
7 p.m. Colgate Country Showdown Finals www.colgatecountryshowdown.com
Friday July 3rd, 9PM at Liquids Night Club in the Cadillac Island Casino, we will be hosting "The Legends Collide Tour"! Pretty Girls,Wrestling, Amazing Circus Stunts and ........a FIST FIGHT. Redemption. Wrestlers. This time it’s for real. The Jim Rose Circus vs. Jake the Snake Roberts.
Featuring SINn BohDi formerly Kizarney of WWE + special guests coming to Liquids Night Club at the Cadillac Island CasinoFriday July 3 at 9 PM.
Ladies and Gents it is time once again for the infamous and wildly celebrated, our favorite ringleader, Jim Rose to take his delightful and dark yet comedic, mysteriously twisted show on the road. Jim Rose presents The Jim Rose Circus vs Iconic Wrestling legend, Jake the Snake Roberts. From out of the ring and into the clubs, this is the hottest mind bending thrill ride your money can buy this summer. A ticket is good for a seat, but you will only use the edge. High-flying, bone-jarring excitement-- It feels like biblical times with miracles happening everywhere. You will need a swivel on your neck to catch it all. Done in a seedy atmosphere just like the movie The Wrestler.
Have you ever felt stunned laughter? Besides amazing circus stunts and pretty girls everywhere, this is the most brutal comedy ever offered. These are the real men who don't need a ring. Their disputes will be settled live and raw on stage...using every dirty trick in the books. The intimacy of this epic battle will make you feel like you're living it. This is a new spellbound episode for the The Jim Rose Circus. This is not what you saw in the episode of the Simpsons where Homer runs away and joins the Jim Rose Circus as the human cannonball. And you didn't see anything this like this on Jims weekly Television Show, The Jim Rose Twisted Tour on the Travel Channel, nor on the X-Files in 1995, the much lauded guest star role as the lead murder suspect in what was to become one of the most popular episodes. Indeed, this is not what you witnessed when Jim Rose was on tour with NIN and opening act Marilyn Manson in 1994 presenting some of the raunchiest acts for its time. Unlike those, this show's content is a compelling one, the theme is redemption... This is Jake The Snake Roberts living out his tragedy once and for all. Painfully misunderstood and abused within by his torment, torn apart by being loved not hated. He was supposed to be the bad guy against Hulk Hogan in the 80s but he sold his character too well and his charisma continued to woo his fans. When he walked into the arena to cheers Hulk would get boos. The promoters invested so much into marketing Hulk as the good guy that they had to discontinue Jake the Snake while he was selling out Madison Square Garden time after time. He took it hard and had a rough patch. These tough times were exposed in the documentary "Beyond The Mat," the writer for the movie The Wrestler says that this documentary is what inspired him to write the script. Now it's time to get ready to be engrossed for the next chapter brought to you live with your ringleader Jim Rose at the helm. Yes it’s a soap opera comedy but that’s what wrestling is. Everyone familiar with Jake knows this is a show about redemption, And this show is about his hard fought comeback. Jim Rose will lead and mislead his rapt audience once again on a journey rife with misunderstood, mysterious and idiotic achievements as he plays The Villain.
He’ll explore and sometimes expose the difference between man and monster. The sixty-minute plus performance is infused with Rose’s wicked wit, stunning feats and unexpected asides. He delights the audience with his own tongue-in- cheek charismatic style. Now be forwarned, this is not his first time showcasing wrestlers. In 1997 - 1998 Jim put together a new show that featured Women Sumo Wrestling, Power Tools, Mexican Transvestite Wrestling, and a retrospect of his classic stunts. This show landed Jim in a Lubbock Texas jail, and banned him in New Zealand for a couple of weeks until the authorities relented. Despite these set backs, it was one of his best selling shows ever.This new coupling of rock and roll and theatre will dwarf any show he has ever done. A showman in the classic Barnum style, he’s obsessed with the best and the strangest and with providing genuine entertainment. - The Toronto Star - His delivery is brutally comic. He plays the highly-strung audience like a violin. - The Independent, London - The line in Salt Lake City stretched all the way to the Mormon Temple. They had to turn hundreds away. -
Wall Street Journal - Fun for all ages!
More tour dates to be announced: JIM ROSE CIRCUS VS. JAKE THE SNAKE ROBERTS TOUR DATES Starts This July.
July 3 - longview, wa - cadillac island casino - July 5 - kennewick, wa - island casino - July 7 - portland - wonder ballroom - July 8 - seattle - showbox - July 9 - spokane - knitting factory - July 11 - boise - knitting fact - July 12 - salt lake city - club vegas - July 14 - reno - new oasis - July 15 - sacramento - July 16 - san fran - dna July 18 - santa ana - galaxy - July 19 - san diego - canes - July 20 - los angeles - troubadour -
SINn BohDi formerly Kizarney of WWE Bebe The Circus Queen The audience is on their tiptoes, moans and shrieks, some people cover their eyes, others cast furtive looks at their companions. - Ann Japanga, LA Times
-The absolute must-see act is the Seattle-based Jim Rose Show. - Rolling Stone
- Freak mania is spreading unabated. - Newsweek
- The line in Salt Lake City stretched all the way to the Mormon Temple. They had to turn hundreds away.
- Wall Street Journal - This word freaks could be a contentious one, however Rose defuses my discomfort with a short laugh. - Sydney Morning Herald
- The show attracts a wide range of audience members; you see an artist sitting next to a cowboy next to a rocker next to a person in a business suit. - LA Life
- We all went home satisfied, entertained and suitably appalled to the depth of our being. - New Music Express, London
- I’ve seen a lot of things in my time. I must see 40 circuses a year- but this lot...They came on in their street clothes and then...They’re beyond anything I’ve ever seen. They shocked me. - Gerry Cottle - Circus Proprietor, in Sunday Telegraph
- Muzzing the line between art and outrage. - Time Out
- All of this is not necessarily pretty, but it is wonderful, because it genuinely causes the mind to wonder.
- Katherine Dunn, author of Geek Love, LA Times - Audience reaction is largely that kind of revolted amusement more commonly associated with tourists at a bull fight. - Melody Maker
- Will the Human Pin Cushion please report backstage. That was the first hint that the incredible, stupendous Jim Rose show was about to begin. - New York Post
- Creating the biggest wave of this mania is the Jim Rose show, a Seattle-based rock styled live act comprised of a half-dozen attractions. - New York Newsday
- Lollapalooza’s word of mouth hit attraction. - USA Today
- Hot business suit, Jeans, Jim Rose T-shirt, Reeboks. - Richard Linklater, Director of Slaker, for Rolling Stone’s Hot List
- Freak mania is spreading unabated. - Newsweek
- Amazingly, it is actually fun. It may not be everyone’s idea of entertainment, but then what is ? It certainly does not deserve to be banned. - The Times Magazine, London
- If the body of performer Jim Rose is indeed a temple, he has perfected its desecration to a fine art. - Spin Magazine
- Selling out shows across a thrill-hungry nation. - Peter Gilstrap, Washington Post
- The main attraction was the Jim Rose Show, a post-punk freak show from Seattle. - Jon Parales, New York Times -
July 2-4 at Lake Sacajawea in Longview.
Friday's Schedule:
All Day: Marketplace & Food Concessions
All Day: Information Booth & Craft Booths
All Day: Longview Fire Fighters Hole-In-One Golf
All Day: Kids Carnival & Festival
5 p.m.: Lions Beer Garden at Expo Center
11:30 - 10pm Live Entertainment Martin’s Dock
Kidsfest
FREE. Kidsfest 11 am to 6 pm game booths open. Friday’s special guest is Dennis Zech from Mystery through Ministry-Illusion shows beginning at 10:30am. Prizes, face painting, games, petting zoo—lots of fun. Prize drawings held at 6 pm every day. Prizes will be bicycle, I-Pod Shuffles, skateboards, drum set, electric guitar and amp, camping gear & more. Must be present to win.
Live Entertainment Schedule
1 p.m. Raeann (Acoustic pop/rock/folk) www.raeannphillips.com
2:30 p.m. Three Hole Punch (Oldies Rock and Roll) www.myspace.com/threeholepunchband
4:30 p.m. Island Rio featuring Lloyd Jones (Blues) www.lloydjonesmusic.com
6:30 p.m. Monette Vi and Montage (Blues) www.myspace.com/monettevimontage
8:30 p.m. Octane (Rock / Classic Rock) www.myspace.com/rockwithoctane
July 2-4 at Lake Sacajawea in Longview.
Saturday's Schedule:
All Day: Marketplace & Food Concessions
All Day: Information Booth & Craft Booths
All Day: Longview Fire Fighters Hole-In-One Golf
All Day: Kids Carnival & Festival
7 a.m. Cardboard Boat Regatta Boat Unloading
8 a.m.: Lion’s Club Pancake Breakfast Lions Club
8 a.m.: Parade Line Up 14th & Broadway
9 a.m.: Timber Carnival Prelims Louisiana & Kessler
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.: Bow-Tie Bash Car Show Commerce Avenue
10 a.m.: Parade
11 a.m.: The Great Cardboard Boat Regatta® Martin Dock @ Lake Sacajawea
Noon: Lions Kids Races R.A. Long High School
1 p.m.: Timber Carnival Competition Louisiana & Kessler
1:30 - 10 p.m.: Live Entertainment Martin’s Dock
10 p.m.: FIREWORKS Lions Island; Soundtrack broadcast on Magic 94.5 FM & 97.9 FM
Kidsfest
FREE. Kidsfest 11 am to 6 pm game booths open. Prizes, face painting, games, petting zoo — lots of fun. Prize drawings held at 6 pm every day. Prizes will be bicycle, I-Pod Shuffles, skateboards, drum set, electric guitar and amp, camping gear & more. Must be present to win.
Live Entertainment Schedule
11 a.m.: Cardboard Boat Races / Regatta
1:30 p.m.: SW Washington Symphony www.swwasymphony.org
3 p.m.: Left Coast Jazz Quintet
4:30 p.m.: Rhythm Culture (Reggae) www.rhythmculture.org
6:30 p.m.: Thomas Brothers (Country/Rock) www.myspace.com/thethomasbrothersband
8:30 p.m.: Haywired (Country/Rock)
10 p.m.: Fireworks; Soundtrack on KLYK Magic 94.5 FM and 97.9 FM
This year’s Go 4th Festival will feature its first-ever "King of Sk8" skateboarding competition, which takes place today at Cloney Park.
Competitors will vie for prizes in beginner, intermediate and advanced brackets. Bleachers will be set up for viewing, free lunch will be offered to competitors and canned food donations will be collected for local food banks.
Registration begins at 9 a.m. at the park’s skating area off Washington Way. The free event is open to all ages and skill levels.
Come Join us for some fun at this free summer sports clinic at Archie Anderson Park.
Business Meetings are the second Thursday of each month. Chamber of Commerce meets at 8:30am at the Senior Center, 222 2nd Avenue SW Visit: http://www.castlerockchamber.com for more information.
Programs for that day will be listed on a seperate posting.
The Kiwanis are an international organization with a focus on helping the children in our communities. We do several fundraisers and community projects around Longview/Kelso.
Please come join us for lunch and see what we are all about.
The City of Kalama Planning Commission holds meetings at City Hall on the second Thursday of every month.
City of Kalama
P.O. Box 1007
320 N. 1st Street
Kalama, WA 98625
www.cityofkalama.com
The Longview City Council meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers on 2nd floor of Longview City Hall at 1525 Broadway, Longview. The City Hall is accessible for persons with disabilities. Special equipment to assist the hearing impaired is also available. Please contact the City Executive Offices at 360.442.5004 48 hours in advance if you require special accommodations to attend the meeting.
Storytime for ages 3-6 years.
Siblings welcome!
Fridays at 10:30 am
Woodland Community Library
Runners and walkers meet each Saturday for an hour of exercise followed by coffee. Location varies each week, check website for details.
The Mt. St. Helens Club is southwest Washington’s oldest & favorite
outing club. Currently with 100 members & growing, the club
schedules hikes (almost) every Monday and (almost) every Saturday
year round. During the winter, hikes are often replaced by x-country
skiing & snowshoeing. Other outdoor activities include biking,
camping, canoeing and picnicking.
Monday hikes are Easy to Moderate: (3 to 7 miles & less than 1000 elevation)
Saturday hikes are Moderate to Difficult (5 to 12 miles & over 1000 elevation).
To learn more, access the website: mtsthelensclub.org
Once looking at the website press the “Events” tab, then select the
outing you want to begin your experience with this great group of
people. If you have questions about this event, just phone the leader.
If you get an answering machine, leave a message & expect a call back.
Come to the Cowlitz Community Farmer's Market and find produce, plants, crafts, baked goods, eggs, entertainment, and fun! Come on down and join the fun there's something good for everyone!
This is a monthly event, always on the 2nd Sat. night....7:00 P.M.
We have a full country band & several singers, no admission charge but a free will offering is taken with the proceeds going to different misssionarys
Kelso Bridge Market
"SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT"
Sunday's under Allen Street Bridge
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Fresh produce, crafts, fun for all
Kids Corner
Meet Friends
The Mt. St. Helens Club is southwest Washington’s oldest & favorite outing
club. Currently with 100 members & growing, the club schedules hikes
(almost) every Monday and (almost) every Saturday year round. During
the winter, hikes are often replaced by x-country skiing & snowshoeing.
Other outdoor activities include biking, camping, canoeing and picnicking.
Monday hikes are Easy to Moderate: (3 to 7 miles & less than 1000 elevation)
Saturday hikes are Moderate to Difficult (5 to 12 miles & over 1000 elevation).
To learn more, access the website: mtsthelensclub.org
Once looking at the website press the “Events” tab, then select the outing
you want to begin your experience with this great group of people.
If you have questions about this event, just phone the leader. If you get an
answering machine, leave a message and expect a return call.
Join us in planning fun activities that bring us togeather to work on the Extreme Neighborhood Makeover. Meet neighbors, make a difference. Neighbor Helping Neighbor. Our meeting place will be announced through the summer but in September we will again be meeting in St. Helens Elementary School Gym. We meet the Second and Fourth Monday of each month. Hope to see you there.
Smaller than our Saturday Market but still a great opportunity to pick up your fruit and vegies from local Farmers.
The Board of Cowlitz County Commissioners meet every Tuesday starting at 9:00 a.m.
Visit our website to view the Agenda.
http://www.co.cowlitz.wa.us/commissioners/Minutes_&_Agendas.htm
Counseling for small businesses (either existing or those being formed) is provided free by S.C.O.R.E., an adjunct of the Small Business Administration. One hour sessions are scheduled each Tuesday morning at 9, 10 & 11am.
The meeting place is the Kelso/Longview Chamber of Commerce,
1563 Olympia Way, Longview, WA.
Counseling is by appointment, only. To reserve a one-hour spot, phone 1-360-699-1079.
{ please DO NOT phone the Chamber of Commerce }
The Castle Rock School Board meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Generally speaking, community input is taken at approximately 6 p.m. However, anyone wanting to speak to the School Board may actually request a specific time between 5:30 and 8 pm by simply phoning the district office (501-2940) a day or two in advance. The board generally meets in room 217 of the middle school, 615 Front Avenue South.
If you want emotional stability and true freedom from drug addiction and alcoholism, come to a Journey to Freedom meeting. You will find that there is a way out. You will make new friends that will be a positive influence in your life as well as being supportive of you while you are on YOUR Journey to Freedom.
The City of Kalama Parks and Recreation Board holds meetings on the second Tuesday of every month.
City of Kalama
P.O. Box 1007
320 N. 1st Street
Kalama, WA 98625
www.cityofkalama.com
Monthly meeting of local runners and walkers. Everyone welcome.
We meet the second Tues. of every month in the large downstairs meeting room of the Longview Public Library.
Everyone interested in the sanctity of life is encouraged to attend.
Kelso community Developement
Meet's 2nd Tuesday of each month.
Contact Bev Ogdon for details - 423-9922
MEETS AT NOON, EVERY THIRD WEDNESDAY.
LOCATION: Castle Rock Exhibit Hall And Visitor's Information Center
147 Front Avenue NW Castle Rock
Contact: John Kramer 360/274-6603
Meet a geneologist at the library to discuss your family search challenge.
COME LEARN THE ART OF PAPER TOLE WORK
CR SENIOR CENTER, 222 2ND AVE SW
274-7502
Beginning square dance lessons. Longview Square Dance Center - 1041 Industrial Way. Fun, exercise and great social. Smoke, alcohol and drug free. Information: 360-636-2276 or ruffandruffles@hotmail.com
The Kalama City Council meets at the Kalama City Hall on the first and third Wednesday of every month at 7 pm. KLTV broadcasts these meeetings at a later date and time. Check your local listings for more information on program timing.
City of Kalama
P.O. Box 1007
320 N. 1st Street
Kalama, WA 98625
CONTACT INFO: Barbara Roller, Public Works Secretary 360/274-7478