Category: PASO People
Meghan Madsen is Women’s Wall of Fame Honoree
Paso Robles woman selected for her service with Transitions-Mental Health Association Inspirational, energetic, passionate — these are just a few words coworkers of Meghan Madsen used when talking about her dedication to her...
Brad Golden, Handyman Extraordinaire
Brad Golden has carried on the family tradition of creating and fixing. He says one of his favorite things to do in life is to problem solve.
Brynn and Brittni Frace Live on in Memory and in Spirit
The spirit of Brynn and Brittni remains a living force for their “love of nature, the outdoors and respect for the earth and one another.”
Remembering SLO Stringer
Highway memorial sign honors photojournalist Matthew Frank When SLOStringer Matthew Frank died in...
Honoring Dr. James Longo
n August, after 28 yearsprimary radiationadiation Oncologist in Templeton, Dr. James Longo started saying his goodbyes to his patients and his team as he prepared for his approaching retirement.
2018 Paderewski Festival Celebrates Polish Centennial
Composer and pianist Ignacy Paderewski rose to fame as a musician but went on to distinguish himself as a renowned winemaker.
Introducing the 2018 Paso Robles Pioneer Day Royalty
In the presence of family, friends and supporters of the Pioneer Day tradition, Bob Tullock and Jo Ann Switzer were honored as the Pioneer Day Marshall and Queen at the Royalty Dinner on August 19 at the Paso Robles Golf Club.
The Wellness Kitchen: Healing Food & Helping Hearts
The Wellness Kitchen, 1255 Las Tablas Road in Templeton, has been helping people treat illness...
GIPHY’s Jess Gilliam Looks Forward to Lunch in Paso
Her tattoo of California keeps her grounded in a world of animated GIFs Smack dab in the middle of...
How I Made the Most of Paso Robles High School and the Opportunity to See the World
The Education First Program offered by Paso Robles High School is an educational opportunity for...
The Flower Girl
Flowers for a living, wing-walker for the thrills, travel for the soul If the subtitle...
Debbie Sharp is honored as Library Volunteer of the Year
Former Librarian Does What Needs to be Done Debbie Sharp has been named Volunteer of the Year for...
Jonathan Stornetta Swears in as Paso Robles Fire Chief
City Manager Tom Frutchey Swears Stornetta Into New Position Time flies. It was just 6 months ago...
West Coast Stock Car HOF Names Dick Woodland as 2018 Inductee
Woodland to be honored on June 21 in Napa Among the six members of the 2018 West Coast Stock Car...
Soldier Anthony Falcone Reflects Upon Memorial Day and Military Service
Recently stationed in Spain after a three-year Navy re-enlistment, Petty Officer Third Class...
Love.Joy.Eat
Jacob Lovejoy debuts private catering in Paso Before he received a shipment of new chef coats and...
All Gave Some, Some Gave All
Fallen Heroes Remembered We have a master wood craftsman and a kind, thoughtful man in our midst,...
Stephanie Rothbauer Named Big Sister of the Year
SLO Big Brothers Big Sisters Honors Mother of Three Stephanie Rothbauer was named Big Sister of...
Loaves & Fishes: Caring and Sharing
Maria Sabi follows her calling in serving others Paso Robles is a region of undulating hillsides...
Farm from a box delivers
The infrastructural means required for anyone to farm can be limiting and exorbitantly expensive. “Farm from a box” has addressed this with a system that can deliver rapid and ongoing return – all within a standalone, deliverable unit that provides all the parts to establish a two-acre planting operation.
Dorothy “Dot” Lefebvre’s Eighteen-Ninety House
April marks the 52nd anniversary for Dot Lefebvre’s Eighteen-Ninety House, a framing shop that has a rich history of its own. Her stately home on Paso’s Westside at 626 16th Street was built in 1890 and was turned around to face 16th Street in 1938. Dot says, “I always called it my Eighteen-Ninety House.”
Enjoying the Ride
Steve and Stacy Cotton share their story of founding their own winery, Willow Creek Estate, and and their lessons along the way as they harvest and ferment their first batch of Zinfandel in Paso Robles.
Mondo Cellars Hosts ROSEN Skincare Local Launch Party
Visit with Paso Robles Native Jamika Martin on Sunday, Feb. 18 ROSEN Skincare is excited to throw...
ACI Jet Celebrates 20 Years of Aviation Success
Friendly Skies and Ground Control Quietly operating amidst the blaring jet engines on tarmacs...
Tom Madden | 2017 Roblan of the Year
Community leader, Tom will be honored at Paso Robles Chamber Annual Gala Ask anyone living in or...
Paso Robles Horse Park | Beautification of the Year
World Class Equestrian and Event Facility Showcases the Beauty of Paso Robles A truly unique,...
Richard Woodland Nominated to West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame for 2018
Richard Woodland, the main force behind the Woodland Auto Display which has it’s home at the...
Steve Lohr | Wine Industry Person of the Year
Steve Lohr named 2017 Paso Robles Wine Industry Person of the Year 2018 Paso Robles Wine Country...
Trager Dvorak Finds Her Benchmark
Local girl elected as San Bernardino County judge Denise Trager Dvorak, daughter of Margaret and...
A Visit With Director Michael Venturini
Film animator reflects on value of small towns and art for children Pixar Animation Studios...
The Passing of Ladles and Paddles
Larry Eastwood and Darryl Drum bid adieu When Larry Eastwood bought Vic’s Café in 1973, little did...
Giving Season
Paso Robles Rotary Club works to build goodwill and better relationships The annual Paso Robles...
JONATHAN STORNETTA – PASO’S NEW FIRE CHIEF
Stornetta has a passion for his job On a warm October day, City Manager Tom Frutchy swore in...
JED Nicholson is the 2017 Champion of Youth
Nicholson Honored by Boys & Girls Club of North SLO County The Boys & Girls Club of North...
Kate McKinley — Paso’s Newest 9-1-1 Dispatcher
“I REALLY LOVE MY CAREER” “It’s better to know me and not need me than to need me and not know...
Thank you Joyce
Rios-Caledonia Adobe admin retires her post After nearly 50 years, Joyce Herman, a long-time...
Red kettles and bells help Paso people
Salvation Army bell ringers drive local goodwill The Salvation Army’s red kettles and bells have...
Managing Stress is not Optional
Stress Plays Havoc on Relationships Managing Stress Isn’t Optional. It is Survival Dr. Bonnie Lyon hosts The Relationship Hour, free of charge, each Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 7:30 in her downtown office at 1227 Park Street,...
RESTORATIVE PARTNERS COMES TO PASO
CHAPTER 2: SURVIVE TO THRIVE Last month in PASO Magazine, we explored the foundation of a...
MIGHTY OAKS LEADERS CREATE RESOURCES TO HELP SPREAD A MESSAGE OF HOPE
PODCASTS & BOOKS ADDRESS TOPICS AFFECTING PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE [drop cap]W[drop...
PIONEER DAY REFLECTION
THE 87TH ANNUAL PIONEER DAY PARADE Harry Ovitt and I were the announcers this year at the 14th and...
SYMPHONY OF THE VINES SEASON AT CASS WINERY
WORLD-CLASS PIANIST TORSTEN JUUL-BORRE TO PERFORM ON NOV.19 North SLO County is home to among the best and brightest artists and teachers. Meet Torsten Juul-Borre, whose commitment and depth of talent as a performing...
Paso has a new Postmaster
Cheryl Ollier replaces recently-retired postmaster Mike Milby Our town used to be named Hot...
An animated adventure
Local illustrator & writer Raymond Mullikin creates, designs, and shares his skills Step...
Jamie Martin wins emmy at CAA
Emmy awarded for excellence in video editing Locally grown Jamie Martin — daughter of Paso Robles...
Restorative Partners has opened Anna’s Home
Paso is becoming involved in a very good thing! Without question, one of the most serious problems in America is addiction. In this issue of your PASO Magazine is the first of a two-part article of what one SLO County...
A heart of hospitality for our nation’s heroes
June Kester oversees volunteers for Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs at SkyRose Ranch in San Miguel...
Happy Birthday Bob Chute
A lot going on these days for longtime publisher Bob Chute. The Dodgers are rolling in a season...
The Women of Mighty Oak Warriors
Women’s Legacy Program leads along the path to healing and helping others Recently, we’ve been...
At the Library — September 2017
All the goods on happenings at the Paso Robles Library Library Book Club’s Good Reads for Fall The Buddha in the Attic — September’s Title This fall, as part of its California Conversations on Immigration classes and events,...
