Emily Urfer is a photographer and videographer based in Longview, Washington. She specializes in capturing sports events, particularly women's basketball games, and has been featured in publications such as BOND, CLIVE L, and The Chronicle. Her work showcases the energy and excitement of local sports teams and events.
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Emily Urfer's coverage focuses on local sports events, particularly high school basketball games. She also covers community events and local politics within the Longview area in Washington state. If you have information about upcoming or recently held high school sporting events, community gatherings, or local political developments in this specific region of the United States, she may be interested in your pitch.
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Mark Morris volleyball team competes against Columbia River at Woodland High School on Saturday, Nov. 9. (Emily Urfer, The Daily News
A California scrub jay lands in a tree.
Dew sparkles on wildflowers.
One of Longview's beloved squirrels.
The national holiday to honor the service of all U.S. military veterans is Monday.
The Daily News Sports Staff [email protected] Emily Urfer, The Daily News Here are the local players in the all-league teams for the 2024-25 season, selected by league coaches.
By: Emily Urfer
Plus, the Cowlitz Indian Tribe Pow Wow returned to the event center.
Woodland resident Brennan Nelson and his son, Sawyer, look for a good spot to dip for smelt along the Cowlitz River at Gerhart Gardens Park on Thursday, Feb. 15 in
Kelso Junior Deegan Vancleef, left, and Mark Morris Junior Aimen Flemens check out a 1941 Harvard Aircraft at the Southwest Washington Regional Airport on Tuesday, Jan. 23 in Kelso. The
By: Matt Esnayra, Emily Urfer, Dan Rosenfield, Minka Atkinson, Hayley Day
Plus, the Northern Lights were seen in the area twice in 2024.
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