by Ian Parkinson | Apr 7, 2018 | Community, San Luis Obispo
It’s a topic that people are still talking about, the mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida, which killed 17 people. It’s started a nationwide discussion on how to respond to incidents like this and how to prevent them in the future. And that’s a good...
by Deborah Cash | Apr 5, 2018 | Atascadero, Community, People
At an early age, local artist Julie Dunn had free rein with her love of art. “I was allowed to paint on many things—even the walls of my bedroom,” she said. The Pridham family lived in an Eichler Home in Orange County, where ceiling-to-floor glass and modernistic...
by Aprll Charlton | Apr 4, 2018 | Business, Community, People, San Luis Obispo
Lauren Bell describes herself as someone who isn’t afraid to blaze new trails. In fact, she prides herself on the ability to do so. “I am on the cutting edge of what is going to happen,” said Bell, emPower’s first female energy coach. “We have to transition (to more...
by Bruce Badrigian | Apr 2, 2018 | Community, Morro Bay, People
Think back to the first time you saw Morro Rock projecting itself 581 feet above sea level. Looming large like a prehistoric protective stone giant, its steadfast presence welcomed you to a one-of-a-kind seaside town of 10,000. Well, on January 30, 2018, Morro Bay...
by Heather Young | Apr 1, 2018 | Arroyo Grande, Community, Nonprofit, People
Wayne Mills, 72, has had an interest since he was a kid. It started with his Uncle Tom, who was the Chief Geologist for Kaiser Aluminum. “I visited him when I was 12 and he gave me a shoebox full of minerals,” Mills said. “I was determined to learn the chemical...
by Susan Stewart | Apr 1, 2018 | Business, Community, People, San Luis Obispo
Meathead Movers is 21 years old Aspiring entrepreneurs, listen up! It’s a landmark, coming-of-age year for Meathead Movers, a 21-year-old business whose humble beginnings, irrepressible growth, and give-back philosophy make theirs a business model well worth studying....
