Good morning, Longview.

Longview officials will pick up fallen leaves from city-owned trees (part of routine maintenance) to keep streets clear.

Longview Council is debating whether to remove a proposal to rename a road after Charlie Kirk—if passed, the resolution would give the city the distinction of being the first in the country to honor him.

Longview will flush water mains today in several neighborhoods.

After the flushing ends — the city advises residents to run water through an outside hose spigot or fill a bathtub before using it to drink or wash clothes.

Two groups linked to a for-profit mental health provider plan to open new Longview facilities—Emerald City Development Fund will open a 16-bed center at 1826 First Ave to help patients transition after hospital care while Emerald City Behavioral Health will build a larger center offering inpatient and outpatient services funded by Medicaid, with outpatient care starting in January and full care in two years.

Cowlitz Community Farmers Market

9 AM – 2 PM — Cowlitz Community Farmers Market — Free entry — Discover local produce and handmade goods at this vibrant community market.

Cowlitz Community Farmers Market

9 AM – 2 PM — Cowlitz Community Farmers Market — Free entry — Explore local produce and goods every Saturday at the fairgrounds.

Cowlitz Community Farmers Market

9 AM – 2 PM — Parking lot across from the Fairgrounds — Free entry — Explore local produce and handmade goods in a vibrant community setting.

Gaelic Storm Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Columbia Theatre Association for the Performing Arts — Tickets available — Experience 20 years of Celtic music mastery from a dynamic band renowned for their live performances.

Cowlitz Community Farmers Market

9 AM – 2 PM — Cowlitz Community Farmers Market — Free entry — Discover local produce and crafts in a vibrant community atmosphere.

Trick or Treat Walk at the Lake

2-4 p.m. — Lake Sacajawea — Free entry — Dress in your best spooky outfit for a fun family-friendly trick-or-treating experience with local businesses.