Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

The Georgia Brown Dad’s Club will host its first annual charity golf tournament at Hunter Ranch Golf Course in Paso Robles on Saturday, March 28 to raise funds for enrichment programs at Georgia Brown Dual Immersion School — golfers can register as singles or teams for $175 and compete in contests for prizes.

Cal Poly’s MERGE Dance Club is preparing for its annual Illuminate showcase featuring two contrasting dance pieces that blend dynamic and structured choreography, as diverse students from various majors practice together using peer support + shared feedback to refine their performances.

Templeton High School won the county mock trial championship on Feb.

12 after defeating Morro Bay High School and will represent the county at the State Mock Trial Competition in March in Oakland (their 11th title in 14 years).

Cal Poly students are urged to think before signing when petition booths approach with buzzword-filled pitches for unclear causes on campus.

Experts say reading the details carefully can help avoid quick commitments + protect your civic voice.

Cuesta College bought the former Rite Aid building at 1650 E.

Grand Ave in Arroyo Grande on Feb. 13 for a new permanent South County campus. The 16,320 sqft site (a key addition to the college’s locations) will serve local students with opening plans still pending.

Following two storms on Feb.

20, rainfall in San Luis Obispo County exceeded average totals in many areas — local reservoirs such as Santa Margarita Lake remain healthy, according to county data.

A five-year-old kitty named Gray is available for adoption at Woods Humane Society, where he is found under a blanket and enjoys quiet naps; he was featured for National Love Your Pet Day on Friday.

Cal Poly Men's Basketball defeated University of Hawai’i 86-75 in Honolulu for its first road win since Jan.

7, 2015 (record 12–16, 8–8) and extended a three-game streak while securing the eighth seed in the Big West playoffs. The team will face Long Beach State at home on Feb. 26.

Perseuz Montoya was named Bearcat Athlete of the Week after finishing 5th at a CIF tournament in Hanford last weekend with 63 schools competing; she qualifies for the Masters Meet at Selland Arena in Fresno this weekend, according to coach Field Gibson.

Kevin Sass (a senior at Templeton High) earned Eagle Athlete of the Week recognition after leading the boys basketball team in scoring throughout the season; he is on track to rank in the top ten for career points, Coach Lawren Ramos said.