Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Indivisible North SLO County hosts a community potluck at Asuncion Ridge Winery in Templeton on Saturday, Aug.

8 at 5:30 p.m., where Silvano Vazquez will explain Indigenous community needs and a drive will collect nonperishable items + attendees should bring a dish to share.

On Friday, Aug. 1, a CHP officer aided a 96-year-old Arroyo Grande veteran whose vehicle broke down on Highway 101 near Dos Pueblos Canyon as he searched for gas 70 miles off course; a caregiver picked him up from the Santa Barbara CHP office where he got food & water.

Cal Fire and Paso Robles City Fire responded to a trash fire at Cold Canyon Landfill (near Hwy 46 East and Estrella Road) on Saturday evening; authorities said by 9 p.m. the fire had not spread to nearby vegetation and a small team remained to monitor the scene.

TRUSS Wines debuted its first estate-grown wines with a new tasting room opening on Arbor Road in Paso Robles.

The winery released four 2024 vintage wines (prices from $75 to $150) as it begins a fresh chapter in its winemaking journey.

Hawks Hill Ranch has released two white wines under its Open Outcry label — featuring a 2023 Moth to Flame Chardonnay from grapes near the Pacific and a 2024 Pit of Chaos Chenin Blanc from Paso Robles’ Adelaida District.

Both wines, priced at $65, are available for a limited time online.

Cal Poly Girls Build Summer Academy and Habitat for Humanity San Luis Obispo County built four custom playhouses for local children this summer as high school girls learned carpentry and teamwork in a weeklong camp; the playhouses were delivered to families — blending hands-on learning with community service —.

County Public Works crews contained a 15,000-gallon wastewater spill near Doris Avenue and Lupine Street in Los Osos on Friday.

The cleanup finished after midnight, and maintenance crews will repair the faulty sewer air valve on Monday (officials say the incident posed no risk to health).