Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 25th of February.
Good morning, San Luis Obispo.
Nightsky, a new glamping experience at Dairy Creek Golf Course, will offer eco-camp stays with yoga + sauna + cold plunges.
Locals have mixed reactions as some welcome the change while others worry about potential noise.
Paso Robles Recreation Services volunteers will host a free community garden workshop at Uptown Family Park on Feb.
28 from 10 to 11 a.m. The workshop covers pruning, seeds, and pest management (open to all ages) and is part of a monthly series.
Petra Mediterranean Pizza and Grill opened a second restaurant in SLO Public Market on Tank Farm Road today.
The menu plus prices match the original Higuera Street location that first opened in 2008.
Tickets for a co-headlining concert at Vina Robles Amphitheatre featuring Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, St. Paul & The Broken Bones, and special guest Tré Burt will go on sale Feb.
27 at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster for the Paso Robles show on Aug. 23.
Cal Poly’s annual Illuminate dance showcase (organized by United Movement) offered a colorful display of cultural dances at the Performing Arts Center.
Cultural clubs (featuring Hmong, Ballet Folklórico, Lion, hula, ballroom, salsa and contemporary styles) celebrated diversity and creative expression.
California Mid-State Fair (CMF) is accepting entries for its Central Coast Home Brew and Home Winemaking Competitions starting Feb.
24 with entries due in May. Judging is set for brewing on May 17 with results on May 19 while winemaking judging occurs May 1 with winners announced May 5.
On Monday, Feb. 23, city leaders approved Libertine Brewing Company’s permit to continue live music at its location, following community comments; the venue has relocated its stage (to reduce noise) and added soundproofing measures after multiple complaints.
Paso Robles High School Class of 1971 will hold its 55th reunion on April 28 at Cass Winery from 2 to 6 p.m. and on April 29 at The Loading Chute from 4 to 8 p.m., with reservations due by March 27.
Dozens of community members gave input on improvement measures for Buckley Road during a meeting held Tuesday evening at the Octagon Barn in San Luis Obispo.
Transportation officials said the project will address speeding and improve access for pedestrians and cyclists, and another workshop is planned for the fall.
Brian Walker, owner of the charter boat The Black Pearl, settled a civil enforcement action approved Jan.
22 after officers found his vessel fishing in restricted waters near Piedras Blancas on July 12, agreeing to pay $10,600 in civil penalties plus $2,000 to the Fish and Game fund (totaling $12,600).
Eligible residents will be able to clear criminal records at the SLO Clean Slate Clinic on March 6 by appointment (call 805 902-CRLA) or by walking in at the County Law Library, 1050 Monterey Street.
The District Attorney’s Office and local groups designed the service to reduce barriers to jobs and housing.
Two new gelato shops opened downtown on Chorro Street; Tifa Chocolate and Gelato serves chocolate and coffee and Gemlato, owned by siblings who trained in Italy, offers scratch-made gelato with over 90% organic ingredients.
Cal Poly Women’s Basketball is rebuilding its program as freshmen and sophomores take on key roles and work to improve their game.
Coach Shanele Stires said the team (including rising star Vanessa McManus) remains focused on growth during this challenging season.
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