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outreach chair for the friends of the reston regional library. we are weve left some information with. but just briefly, we are in all volunteer nonprofit that raises primarily through book sales to promote and expand literacy and materials in our library and in our community through events like this, we hope that youll visit our website to find some more information. think about shopping, our sales or maybe volunteering with us or library friends group in your area. every library in f...

– High School sweethearts and life-long partners Marshal Howie Steinbeck and Queen Beverly Jespersen Steinbeck say they are thrilled to represent Paso Robles pioneers in the 2022 Pioneer Day Parade on Oct. 8. They say they are proud to carry on a seven-generation legacy of pioneers.

There are times at the laptop when I wonder how many subscribers are reading my words. After my column last week about my ongoing battle with squamous cell cancer, I felt overwhelmed by the responses from across our state, even from those who see life differently than I do.

The geographic diversity of Paso Robles is key to its success. Read about how this sprawling Central Coast AVA continues to evolve.

As much as we love Napa and Sonoma, our palates are occasionally wont to wander. Paso Robles is on the tips of wine connoisseurs' tongues these days, so we headed south to check out what's being touted as California's hot wine region du jour.

– The Wine History Project of San Luis Obispo County has announced the premiere of its second of many upcoming documentary films, Tom Myers: Made in Paso. The film documents over four decades of the winemaker’s career, his commitment to the craft, contributions to the region’s wine industry, and the people he’s worked with.

There was a time when drinking a syrah—flagship wine of the Rhone Valley in France—was a distinctly French experience. However, the dense, dark grape now...

San Luis Obispo, or SLO to locals, is a tiny city surrounded by hills and vineyards. Its close to a peaceful stretch of the Pacific where whales and elephant seals rule the waters.

– The national Rhone Rangers organization will present its sixth lifetime achievement award on Thursday, Aug. 19, to recognize the significant contributions made by an individual to the American Rhone wine movement. This year’s award will be given to Gary Eberle, founder and owner of Eberle Winery. Honoring Eberle on behalf of the Rhone Rangers will be guest moderator and journalist Matt Kettmann, and special guests Jason Haas of Tablas Creek Vineyard and Jerry Lohr of J. Lohr Vineyards &amp...

Wine Industry News for Aug 11, 2021