Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Cal Fire San Luis Obispo County rescued a horse that had fallen 50 to 60 feet off the trail (near Oats Peak, Montaña de Oro State Park) Friday evening; the horse walked back to its rider, and neither were injured after local rescuers hiked about 5 miles out.

On Aug. 6, Paso Lotus Club members drove from Cambria to Tree Bones Resort on Highway 1, passing San Simeon, Ragged Point, and Big Sur before dining at the hillside resort with ocean views (lead driver David Thompson guided the scenic trip).

A fast moving fire burned over 2,091 acres near Shandon on Saturday afternoon after spreading from the Cholame Y intersection; Cal Fire reported zero containment and CHP temporarily closed parts of Hwy 46 + northbound Hwy 41.

Emergency crews rescued a rider and horse after the animal fell 50 feet off a trail near Oats Peak at Montana de Oro State Park Friday evening.

Canzona Women’s Ensemble is holding auditions for its fall concert, Winter Reverie—open to women with choral experience.

Auditions are set for Aug. 20 in San Luis Obispo and Aug. 22 in Shell Beach.

Eligible small farms (with 20 or fewer irrigated acres) are set to receive a one-time rebate of $55 per acre-foot for voluntarily fallowing irrigated fields through Dec.

31, 2039; farms must register online to apply.