Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Ink Works '26, a free exhibit of original prints by local artists, is on display at the Atrium Gallery in Studios on the Park until June 28; it has been open since May 2 and runs each day from noon + 4 p.m.

The Vault Gallery in Cambria announced its representation of textile artist Lori Shocket, whose award-winning hand-stitched mixed-media pieces have been featured in major collections.

The gallery will display her work when it reopens Thursday.

At Paso Robles High School's Scholarship Awards Night held today, about 70 seniors received nearly $1 million in scholarships, including $358,800 from local donors and $617,748 in GI Bill benefits for three students, honoring academic success and leadership.

Templeton Library will launch its summer reading program, Stars, Stripes and Stories, on June 9 at 10 a.m. for children ages 1–17 to log reading hours for prizes like a red 24-inch bicycle, scooter, Lego, art and puzzle kits, and stuffed animals at S.

Main St.

The County Behavioral Health Department launched Pathways to Student Wellness, awarding $300,000 to expand wellness centers at eight local high schools (each receiving $37,500) to enhance behavioral health and social-emotional support, with the first disbursement made in spring.

Officer Knight joined the Templeton CHP office as its first female officer in nearly 20 years — she earned her bachelor’s degree from San Jose State University and previously taught local youth through the Community Action Partnership.

Robert Greheta drives Ubert!, a unique pedicab service that offers free rides with local insights on flexible fares.

The service runs by word of mouth downtown & provides an unexpected, playful break to routine travel.

The Cal Poly baseball team swept the Los Angeles Regional – beating Virginia Tech and Saint Mary’s – and advanced to the super regional for the first time.

They will face West Virginia in Morgantown in a best-of-three series for a College World Series berth.