The Central Coast Veterans Memorial Museum has opened a 9/11 exhibit titled 'On 9/11, I remember...: Reflections 25 Years Later' marking 25th anniversary of Sept.
11 until early October at 801 Grand Ave; visitors join a community reflection journal during free museum hours (Wed–Sat, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.).
Central Coast Funds for Children will host its All for the Kidz Annual Fundraiser gala on Sept.
19 at Embassy Suites on Madonna Road with live auctions offering trips like Belize plus Dubrovnik. Tickets cost $150 and funds will help 42 local nonprofits support children.
NASA astronaut and Cal Poly alumnus Victor Glover returned on Sept.
1 to take a leadership role building STEM partnerships and recruiting students. He shared excitement about rejoining the Mustang community (he and his wife met here 30 years ago).
The Paso Robles Pioneer Day Committee awarded scholarships to five graduating seniors from Northern San Luis Obispo County high schools.
The Heritage and Industrial Arts/Agriculture awards (for students at Cuesta College, CU Boulder, Cal Poly, UC Davis, and a trade program) recognize their potential as they pursue college and career goals.
Cal Poly Men's Soccer beat LMU 1-0 on Monday night as junior forward Finn Linas scored in the 34th minute (the team held off 14-6 shot attempts to secure a tough road win).
Hope (a 9-year-old poodle mix) is available for adoption after she had surgery to remove a painful tumor and both eyes; she now follows sounds and is ready for a loving home.
Contact Novy's Ark Dog Rescue and Adoption in Paso Robles for more details.
Mail from San Luis Obispo is now routed through the Santa Barbara processing facility at 400 Storke Rd in Goleta to support USPS Informed Delivery + the change, in place for over a year, scans and digitally manages mail even for nearby deliveries.
REACH launched a $525,000 Space Vandenberg Innovation Fund to support space, aerospace, and dual-use technology projects on the Central Coast.
The program (run with Cal Poly and UC Santa Barbara) now accepts applications from students, startups, and researchers.
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