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Paradox in paradise: One local's experience working in Yellowstone as the park shuts down due to flooding

San Luis Obispo-raised backpacker Cody Stapley's love for the backcountry made sure he was sufficiently equipped when historic floods slammed Yellowstone National Park in mid-June. "I'm used to being in the woods and mountains for…

Rally attendees mourn <b><i>Roe v. Wade</i></b>, encourage people to vote

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Rally attendees mourn Roe v. Wade, encourage people to vote

Déjà vu was in full swing for many of the hundreds gathered in front of the San Luis Obispo Courthouse Annex on June 24. Only this time, people were angrier.

Oceano musician and digital marketing expert Kevin Carr pens <b><i>The Musician's Guide to Digital Marketing</i></b>

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Oceano musician and digital marketing expert Kevin Carr pens The Musician's Guide to Digital Marketing

In local digital marketing guru Kevin Carr's new book, The Musician's Guide to Digital Marketing, he begins with a contemporary myth: "Fate was written in the stars for the yearning YouTuber. Her life abruptly changed…

Singer-songwriter Susan Ritchie explores love's kaleidoscope on <b><i>How Many Miles?</i></b>

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Singer-songwriter Susan Ritchie explores love's kaleidoscope on How Many Miles?

Arroyo Grande singer-songwriter Susan Ritchie's new EP, How Many Miles?, is six desperate love-songs-long, 23 minutes of intense emotional turmoil, and absolutely essential listening for fans of soulful blues rock. As Ritchie describes it, it's…

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After 20 years of winemaking, Cayucos' Aaron Jackson cements his legacy as a fierce promoter and protector of the region

Winemaker Aaron Jackson is a force of nature, reaping the benefits of Central Coast soil, surf, and scenery for both business and pleasure. It's hard to distinguish between the two, because after 20 years in…

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Paso Robles high school and junior high school campuses are getting surveillance systems and vape sensors this summer
Paradox in paradise: One local's experience working in Yellowstone as the park shuts down due to flooding
Rally attendees mourn Roe v. Wade, encourage people to vote
Primary election results solidify with latest count
Congress passes first gun safety legislation in 30 years

Music, Arts & Culture

Paso Robles Youth Arts Center collaborates with The IDEA Project on upcoming Discovery Day event
Oceano musician and digital marketing expert Kevin Carr pens The Musician's Guide to Digital Marketing
Singer-songwriter Susan Ritchie explores love's kaleidoscope on How Many Miles?
Orcutt Mineral Society to hold annual Rainbow of Gems Show in Nipomo
Elvis is a visual and sonic feast

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After 20 years of winemaking, Cayucos' Aaron Jackson cements his legacy as a fierce promoter and protector of the region

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Get Outside - Summer/Fall 2022

The Central Coast Guide to Everything Outside

By New TImes Staff Jun 30, 2022

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The Central Coast Guide to All Things Food and Drink

Apr 14, 2022

Youth Arts Alive: Free Arts Classes for Kids

Mondays-Fridays and Mondays-Fridays. Continues through July 29

Minami Community Center - Santa Maria Valley/Los Alamos
Bike Night

Fri., July 1, 6-8 p.m., Fri., Aug. 5, 6-8 p.m. and Fri., Sept. 2, 6-8 p.m.

Santa Maria Harley-Davidson - Santa Maria Valley/Los Alamos
Milo Sampson 1946: A Musical

Fridays-Sundays, 7:30-8:30 p.m. Continues through July 17

Los Alamos Theatre Group - Santa Maria Valley/Los Alamos