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Mike A. Sobek 1949-2023
Mike A. Sobek passed away peacefully on September 11, 2023, with his beloved sister Nina by his side at the age of 74. Mike was born on July 22, 1949, in Riverside, CA. Mike was an experienced heavy equipment operator and called himself the “Dirt Artist.”. He had two...
Mary Ann Erb 1934-2023
Mary Ann Erb, 89, of Templeton, CA, passed peacefully surrounded by her family in the early hours of December 19, 2023. On November 18, 1934, Mary Ann was born to Willard and Mary (Casper) Jordan in Paso Robles, CA. She met her late husband, Gene Erb while attending and graduating from Paso Robles High School. They were married on December 12, 1953. In 1961, she and Gene traded their crimson for green, moving to Templeton, where they raised their growing family, ultimately having six children: Steve, Lori, Tony, Mike, Darron, and Ken. Later, they helped raise their granddaughter Toni-Lynn. The Erb home was always welcoming to friends in need, offering a safe haven to many of Templeton’s youth.
PRPD investigate bomb threat by local teen; threat deemed not credible
PASO ROBLES — On Thursday, Jan. 4, Paso Robles High School students reported a SnapChat user made bomb threats towards the Paso Robles High School. Paso Robles Police reported they take all threats of violence seriously and investigated. The account was associated with a local teen. After the teen and their parent were contacted, it was determined not to be a credible threat.
Paso Robles Library’s next crafting class to feature candy heart wreaths
PASO ROBLES — Registration opens Jan. 5 for the February meeting of the Paso Robles City Library’s monthly craft series, Crafting with Adults. This month will feature instruction and supplies to make a candy heart wreath just in time for Valentine’s Day. The wreath will be constructed...
Studio on the Park unveils schedule of exhibitions, events, and classes for January through March
PASO ROBLES — Studio on the Park has announced an inspiring lineup of exhibitions, events, and classes for the months of January through March 2024. From captivating photography to expressive paintings and engaging community events, there’s something for everyone at Studios on the Park. EXHIBITIONS:. “Monochrome Memoir” by...
Prescribe Aspirin for 2024
When a new year presents itself each January we’re usually optimistic that our hopes will become reality and problems be resolved to the benefit of all. Unfortunately, 2024 will likely be a year of increased economic turmoil, political and social division and military danger. We could start with the...
Community members share their New Year’s resolutions and goals for 2024
NORTH COUNTY — We have embarked on a new year, and with that comes the question of resolutions. Humankind has been celebrating the new year for thousands of years in various different ways. The most modern and well-known is a good old resolution. We reached out to local community...
Paso Robles rings in the new year with a blaze
PASO ROBLES — The new year was welcomed with a roaring fire on Sunday night, Dec. 31, for the second annual New Year’s Eve Bonfire in Paso Robles. “The nice part of it is everyone gets together, enjoys the community, has a great time, and we are all here in this together for New Year’s Eve. It’s wonderful,” said Paso Robles City Councilmember Steve Gregory at the bonfire event.
DUI and vehicle pursuit incident in Paso Robles ends in Templeton
PASO ROBLES — On the evening of December 30, 2023, the Paso Robles Police Department responded to a situation involving a high-speed pursuit and DUI incident. An officer attempted to pull over a blue Subaru sedan on State Route 46E due to excessive speed and erratic driving. Instead of complying, the vehicle fled southbound on US 101, displaying reckless disregard for the safety of others and property.
Judy Brown-Trivolli Wolf 1954-2023
After a long 12-year battle with cancer, Judy was called home to be with the Lord on November 30, 2023; she was 69. Judy was born and raised in Atascadero, CA, and graduated from Atascadero High School in 1972. Judy worked as a nurse’s aide and cook in adult care facilities; she had great compassion and empathy for her patients.
January Issue of Paso Robles Press Magazine in Your Mailbox
We are proud to announce another issue of Paso Robles Press Magazine for our loyal fans and new readers. Our team put together another great issue, and we hope you enjoy it!. In this issue, we highlight Dick Woodland as the 2023 Roblan of the Year. We also shine a...
Year in Review: Looking Back at 2023
They say that time goes by in the blink of an eye. Where did 2023 go? It feels like we were just celebrating the end of 2022. As we reflect on this past year, we thought it would be fun to share our year in review. As always, and maybe...
Season’s Blessing
The holiday season kicks off with a day distinctly set apart for giving thanks to the Creator and Giver of all good things (James 1:17). And these days really are Holy Days. For God is Holy, and we take this time to thank Him for all His blessings — namely for bringing our founding fathers’ ancestors to Plymouth Rock and thus the beginning of our great nation. Then, it is quickly followed by another month set to remember the birth of God’s Son, the Savior Jesus Christ. What a birthday party it always is. In so many aspects and traditions, you see the celebration of God’s amazing Gift to us.
An interview with Santa Claus
Preparing for the man in red’s Paso Robles arrival. Unknowingly, while Paso Robles was going about their usual business, the big man in red made a secret visit to our downtown. On his trip south, the ever-jolly Saint Nicholas granted Paso Robles Press Magazine with an exclusive interview. During...
Happy Holidays from all of us at Paso Robles Magazine
As we stand on the threshold of the holiday season and the final month of the year, it presents us with a golden opportunity for introspection. In our line of work, we have the privilege of revisiting each issue, story, and event, encapsulating the very soul of our community in print as the year draws to a close.
Embrace the Season of Giving
Local Shopping and Gift Ideas Downtown Paso Robles. ’Tis the season of giving, and as the holiday spirit fills the air, we are excited to embrace it wholeheartedly. We took some tips from Travel Paso and curated a local shopping guide that will assist you in navigating your holiday shopping list. This year, celebrate the holidays by indulging in locally sourced treasures, once-in-a-lifetime wine country experiences, and gifts that will genuinely delight your friends and family. Whether you are searching for something special for yourself or a loved one, we encourage you to shop small and support local businesses. Here is your ultimate guide to sharing the gift of Paso Robles.
Sipping into the Holiday Season
Paso Robles Magazine’s Mocktails & Cocktail Tasting at Pappy McGregor’s. As the holiday season draws near, it’s the perfect time to immerse yourself in the world of mixology and uncover exciting new flavors that will elevate your festive celebrations. In preparation for this year’s annual holiday taste contest, our team embarked on a delightful journey to Pappy McGregor, a beloved local gem nestled in the heart of downtown Paso Robles.
Business Spotlight: Coastal Pines Medical Group
In Cambria, when Dr. Gong retired in late 2021, a band of doctors came together to fill the void and bring Coastal Pines Medical Group (CPMG) into existence as quickly as possible, opening its doors March 1, 2022. CPMG has two qualified board certified family medicine physicians, Dr. Brooke LaDuca...
Business Spotlight: A-1 Glass
A-1 Glass has become synonymous with quality and excellence in the glass industry. Headed by the dedicated duo of Bryan Carroll and Sophia Stephens, along with their committed team, A-1 Glass has not only met but exceeded the expectations of the community, earning awards like the 2022 Beautification of the Year Award from the Paso Robles and Templeton Chamber of Commerce.
Shop with a Cop event delights 40 children in Paso Robles
PASO ROBLES — Last week marked the inaugural Shop with a Cop event in Paso Robles, a heartwarming initiative that brought together law enforcement and the community. Forty children, nominated by school staff, had the opportunity to make their Christmas extra special with a $150 gift card provided by the Paso Robles Police Activities League (PAL).
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