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Billy Idol delivers vintage performance at California Mid-State Fair
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Wrong-way driver found dead in Salinas riverbed south of Paso Robles
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Yes on A campaign seeks fire support in Templeton
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Broadway by the Sea and (new) Broadway on the Lake feature local talent
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Paso Robles Press office is moving next week
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New Templeton Advisory Group assembles
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SLO Sheriffs investigating a suspicious death in Paso Robles
PASO ROBLES — San Luis Obispo Sheriffs found a body of a male on Sunday, July 7, in Paso Robles and are conducting an investigation into a suspicious death. At approximately 6:54 a.m. the Sheriff's Office was contacted at about a possible body spotted on the side of the road off of Estrella Rd. near Hog Canyon.
Updated: 1 week ago
Never too late to go Pro
PASO ROBLES — Tucked away on the East side of Paso Robles, behind the Food 4 Less and the Jack in the Box is a small fitness studio, named “The Studio” and inside of it trains a champion
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Frances Delia Kuhnle
Frances Delia Kuhnle of Shandon, Calif., passed away on Friday, June 20, 2019, at the family ranch at the age of 92. Frances was born to Frank and Catherine Murray on Sept. 5, 1926, in Los Angeles, Calif. She worked at GE in Los Angeles before meeting her future husband, Russell Kuhnle of Shandon, Calif. They married in June 1952 and Frances being a city girl settled in for the country life. She always wanted a large family and so they became parents to seven children. Frances loved animals especially dogs. She enjoyed many different breeds over the years.
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Wrong-way driver found dead in Salinas riverbed south of Paso Robles
The body of a man found in the Salinas Riverbed on Thursday, July 18, was reportedly the suspect in the Good Samaritan wrong-way crash earlier in the week. The California Highway Patrol reported the body of Pedro Alvarado-Torres, 40, of King City, was found Thursday morning in the riverbed south of Paso Robles.
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California Mid-State Fair opens July 17
The 2019 California Mid-State Fair is only days away from its 12-day run. The annual fair opens Wednesday, July 17 and goes to Sunday, July 28.
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Free carnival rides on Opening Day!
PASO ROBLES — For the first time in the history of the California Mid-State Fair, all carnival rides on Opening Day of the 2019 Fair will be FREE! The California Mid-State Fair is teaming up with Helm & Sons Amusements to offer FREE carnival rides to all patrons on Wednesday, July 17, 2019. Just pay normal Fair admission and that’s it: no need for wristbands, coupons or tickets on Opening Day. The gates and carnival open at Noon on Wednesday, July 17, 2019, and don’t close until Midnight. Of course, normal height and size restrictions still apply, but everyone rides for free in the Main Carnival and Cub Country! And yes, this does include the Big Splash water ride.
Updated: 4 days ago
SLO Sheriffs investigating a suspicious death in Paso Robles
PASO ROBLES — San Luis Obispo Sheriffs found a body of a male on Sunday, July 7, in Paso Robles and are conducting an investigation into a suspicious death. At approximately 6:54 a.m. the Sheriff's Office was contacted at about a possible body spotted on the side of the road off of Estrella Rd. near Hog Canyon.
Updated: 1 week ago
Fires continue to burn within the communities of the North County
NORTH COUNTY — Cal Fire San Luis Obispo County responded to a garage and outbuilding that were fully engulfed in fire along with two acres of nearby vegetation in Paso Robles on June 23. Cal Fire San Luis Obispo arrived at about 4:51 p.m. and was able to clear the area in about an hour. They were assisted by Paso Robles Fire Department, Camp Roberts Fire Department, and San Miguel Fire Department. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Updated: 3 weeks ago
County Public Libraries partnering with Hearst Castle on centennials
COUNTY — This year marks the centennial of County Libraries and the 100th Anniversary of the ground-breaking for construction at Hearst Castle. California State Parks Museum Director Mary Levkoff and Guide Supervisor Aja Milne developed a summer schedule of programs to be held free of charge at county branches for the Adult Summer Reading program. Several branches will be hosting a Living History 1930’s Fashion Show, an interpretive experience of Hearst Castle with period pieces and reproductions on hand to try styles from this bygone era. Also scheduled are presentations on Chief Architect Julia Morgan; longtime Hearst companion and actress Marion Davies; W.R. Hearst and the Hollywood Connection; Hearst’s Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, and more.
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Master Gardeners now taking applications
COUNTY — Applications are now being accepted for the upcoming 2020 UC Master Gardener training class. The training class teaches research-based sustainable landscape practices. Certified Master Gardeners then extend that knowledge to residents of the county through workshops, newspaper articles, garden helplines, social media and other outreach efforts. Topics included during the training are botany, soils, entomology, irrigation, propagation, and more. Classes are taught by experts from the University of California and Cal Poly. Visit ucanr.edu/sites/mgslo/ to apply or attend the next informational meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 10, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the UCCE Auditorium, 2156 Sierra Way in San Luis Obispo.
Updated: 3 weeks ago
Billy Idol performs at CMSF in 2019
It was vintage Billy Idol during his high-energy performance Friday night, July 29, on the Chumash Grandstand Arena at the California Mid-State Fair. Idol, with his signature spiked white hair, fist pumps and lip snarls, performed many of his memorable classics including "Rebel Yell," "Flesh for Fantasy," and concluded the night with an encore of "White Wedding." (Photos by Brian Williams)