PASO ROBLES — The City of Paso Robles is unveiling brand new year-round lighting in City Park this Friday at 8 p.m. Following the success of the holiday lighting display in November 2023, which garnered widespread public support and boosted local businesses, the City is adding year-round park lighting to extend the festive atmosphere throughout […] The post Year-round lighting in City Park to be unveiled tonight appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

Gregg Stoulil passed away at age 81 on March 28, 2024. Gregg bravely battled Pulmonary Fibrosis for decades and has now joined his brothers Gordon “Gordy” Stoulil and George Stoulil. Greg continued to bless everyone who knew him with his grand smile despite his battles. Gregg was born in Portland, Oregon, in 1943, grew up […] The post William Greggory Stoulil 1943-2024 appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

Robert J. Wilkins, Jr. “Bob,” was born October 13, 1932, and was a lifelong resident of Atascadero. Bob’s grandfather, Harold J. Wilkins, was E.G. Lewis’s bookkeeper in the early 1920’s. Mr. Lewis was the founder of Atascadero. Harold sent Bob’s father, Bob Wilkins, Sr., and his uncle, Joe Wilkins, to Cal Poly to learn the […] The post Robert J. Wilkins Jr. “Bob” Mr. Atascadero 1932 – 2024 appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

Do you hear the bells? You should, because the wedding season is practically here. We spoke with three local wedding industries and asked them what wedding trends they are seeing for this season and what advice they might have for those of you currently planning a wedding.  Almond Springs almondsprings.com Long gone are the days […] The post From vintage cakes to audio guestbooks: wedding season trends and tips for the big day appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

Art exhibition is in partnership with Central Coast Printmakers and local poets PASO ROBLES — Studios on the Park will feature an art exhibition in partnership with Central Coast Printmakers and local poets. The show, called “Poetic Prints,” will be held from May 3 to June 30 in the Atrium Gallery. Each piece in the […] The post Studios on the Park to host ‘Poetic Prints’  appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

Redwings Horse Sanctuary’s mission is to eliminate the causes of equine suffering PASO ROBLES — Come learn from three experienced equine photographers (Lori Sortino, Deb Hofstetter, and Cathy Wallace) who have worked together since 2019 photographing horses. Together they have produced thousands of horse images, including portraits, action, running, jumping, detail, artistic, technical, competition, and […] The post Equine photography workshop to benefit nonprofit appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

In May, the Paso Robles City Park will welcome visitors with the calming scent of lavender and savory taste of olive oil as the third annual joint Olive & Lavender Festival returns on May 11. This year the olive side of the festival celebrates 20 years of bringing local growers and producers to the heart […] The post Third annual joint Paso Robles Olive & Lavender Festival coming this May appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

Every morning, Gina Hambly wakes up to the sweet scent of lavender. For the past five years, she and her family have owned and operated Hambly Farms, where they grow lavender and produce lavender products.  Between Gina and her husband Milton, the two have ties to the North County going back five generations.  For Gina, […] The post Life in lavender with Gina Hambly appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

Sipping wine on a Spring day is good, but sipping wine on a Spring day while also helping animals in need is even better. This April 20-21, Wine 4 Paws is back for its 16th year and over 80 wineries, cider and olive oil producers, restaurants, and hotels on the Central Coast are participating. The […] The post Sipping to save at Wine 4 Paws appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more

Despite disappointing rain last weekend, the community was able to enjoy some sun and art for the annual Spring Art in the Park. The post Art in the Park brings Paso Robles community together despite rain appeared first on Paso Robles Press ..read more