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Central Coast Hospice seeking North County volunteers
Volunteers critically needed to provide in-home companionship, respite care to patients –Central Coast Hospice has been providing medical and social services to those with a Full Article
Atascadero warming shelter open this evening
–The Atascadero Warming Center located at St Williams Catholic Church Parish Hall, located at 6410 Santa Lucia Ave in Atascadero, will be open Monday, Jan. Full Article
Tamale festival returns to Atascadero Jan. 21
Due to popularity of last year’s festival, tamale quantities will be doubled –The City of Atascadero will present the 2nd Annual Tamale Festival in the Full Article
Atascadero warming shelter to open doors
–The Atascadero Warming Center located at St Williams Catholic Church Parish Hall, located at 6410 Santa Lucia Ave in Atascadero, will be open Wednesday Jan. Full Article
Cuesta scholarships open for application
Deadline to apply is March 2 –Hundreds of scholarships available for Cuesta College’s 2017-2018 academic year are open for application, including the Cuesta Promise. The Full Article
The Atascadero Warming Center will be open this evening
–The Atascadero Warming Center located at St Williams Catholic Church Parish Hall, located at 6410 Santa Lucia Ave in Atascadero, will be open Tuesday Jan. Full Article
Atascadero native promoted to building technician
–The City of Paso Robles has promoted Devon Vandergon to building technician. Vandergon presently serves as assistant project manager of the new land management system software Full Article
Atascadero waste collection will not be delayed during holidays
Waste management to remain on normal service following Christmas and New Year’s –Waste Management’s curbside trash and recycling residential and commercial pick-up will remain on Full Article
Adoptable pet of the week: Zion
–This week’s Adoptable Pet of the Week is Zion, from North County Humane Society. Zion is a frisky, 2 year old male tabby cat with Full Article
PG&E supports charitable giving across the county
— Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) workers and their families have donated thousands of dollars’ worth of toys and cash, and volunteered significant personal Full Article