Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Today, the Avila Beach roundabout reopened after weeks of work and Highway 101 ramps are open following concrete upgrades, while Cal Poly named Carter Henderson as its new athletic director and California utility customers will soon see an average $61 Climate Credit on their electric bills. Meanwhile, Arroyo Grande continues road closures for the 86th Harvest Festival— and Santa Maria musician Mosa is preparing a Selena tribute and mariachi album that blend her heritage with modern sounds.

Templeton Founders Day returns on Saturday, Nov.

1 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the museum to honor the town’s historic 1886 train arrival—visitors will see antique vehicles, live music and demonstrations while learning about local heritage.

Estrella Warbirds Museum will host its October dinner on Wednesday, Oct.

1 at 4251 Dry Creek Road in Paso Robles where board members will share updates on new aircraft, expanded exhibits, and building improvements as well as previews of a Salute to Our Heroes celebration on Nov. 8 and an annual Crab Feed set for February 2026 — reservations by Sept. 29 are required for a catered meal starting at 6:30 p.m.

Cal Poly Football is uncertain which quarterback will start in today's game against Sacramento State because injuries sidelined Ty Dieffenbach and limited Anthony Grigsby Jr.'s practice time.

Coach Paul Wulff said the team will rely on either Jackson Akins or Bo Kelly—both experienced backups—to lead the offense.

Cal Poly Women's Soccer remains unbeaten at Spanos Stadium with a 2-0 win over UC San Diego.

Senior forward Jessie Halladay scored her sixth goal to reclaim the top scoring spot in the Big West as the Mustangs earned their first in-conference win since Sept. 4 under new head coach Bernardo Silva.