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Kate Morgans takes over reins of Boys & Girls Club
New CEO has been on the board since 2008 Kate Morgans of Paso Robles was recently hired as the Paso Robles Boys & Girls Club Full Article
City council allocates $28,720 for homeless shelter
The Paso Robles City Council allocated $28,720 to the El Camino Homeless Organization (ECHO). ECHO is a homeless shelter and services organization based in Atascadero Full Article
Dense fog advisory in effect today
The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for Paso Robles and San Luis Obispo valleys. This advisory is in effect until 9 Full Article
New baseball field bleachers built by donors and volunteers
Paso Robles Youth Baseball volunteers raised enough money to purchase two new bleachers for Sherwood Park‘s Bynum Field and finished building them last week. The Full Article
Countdown to 7th Annual Tour of Paso
Bike event raises funds for local cancer patients As the countdown begins for the 7th annual Tour of Paso Founder’s Team Challenge, sign-ups are still Full Article
Supervisors approve ag water conservation offset ordinance
Program to replace urgency ordinance In another hearing about what to do about the severity of the Paso Robles Groundwater Basin, the San Luis Obispo Full Article
Bearcat football is recognized by city council
The Paso Robles City Council recognized yet another high school group at its meeting on Feb. 17. This time it was the Paso Robles High Full Article
Weekend storm delivers a little rain
A storm dropped a little rain on Paso Robles over the weekend. The Paso Robles Water Yard recorded .10 inches of rain on Sunday morning and Full Article
Craft spirit industry is growing in Paso Robles
Local production of vodka, gin, whisky and bourbon growing The craft spirit industry in Paso Robles has exploded over the last few years with more wineries starting Full Article
Former ‘MythBuster’ heads to town for Georgia Brown fundraiser
Fifth graders at Georgia Brown Elementary School have been anticipating going to science camp this year since they were in kindergarten, says Mike Swettenam, a Full Article