LEXINGTON, Wash. -- Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office is investigating the recent vandalism at Riverside County Park in Lexington, which is four miles north of Kelso.

Sometime between April 20 and today, someone spray painted the bathroom walls with graffiti and drawings. The writing includes "SSL13" which is typically understood to be a label for the South Side Locos gang, which is a loose-knit group of teenagers known for destructive tagging around the Kelso area. There is also a drawing of the face of Joker that was done on the bathroom wall.

The parks department will be working to remove the paint, or cover it up. Investigators from the sheriff's office hope the public can help identify the culprits by calling in any information to Deputy Andy Nunes at 360-577-3092 or crime stoppers at 360-577-1206.

LONGVIEW, Wash. -- Approximately 100 people young and old will lace up their walking shoes in Longview on April 28 to  give hope that every baby will have a healthy start. They're walking and raising money to support March of Dimes funded research and programs to help moms have healthy, full-term pregnancies.

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LONGVIEW, Wash. -- Hundreds of families and business leaders will join together April 28 at PeachHealth Women's Pavillion in Longview in the March of Dimes' annual March for Babies -- the nation's oldest walk fund-raiser and the only one honoring all babies -- those born healthy and those who need help to survive and thrive.

James and Holly Hanset are walking in SW Washington for their son, Holdyn, who was born at 24 weeks gestation -- about four months too soon. He weighed only 1 pound, 8 ounces. James and Holly were told by multiple neonatologists they should consider not resuscitating as Holdyn was at such a high risk of defects and lifelong complications.

"We decided that Holdyn should at least be given a chance," James said. "We spent the next five months living in the NICU."

Though they still have struggles, James says they now have one of the sweetest toddlers anyone could ask for.

Joining James, Holly, Holdyn and so many others who know the trauma of premature birth or birth defects, are key sponsors like PacificSource, First Tech Federal Credit Union, KeyBank and Kaiser Permanente.