In the care of Chapel of the Roses & Chapel of the Roses Cemetery. – Born in Atascadero, California on Nov. 12, 1957. The 3rd daughter born to Norma and Fred McDonnell. She was the wife of Michael Macias. They shared 24 years of marriage and 31 years together. She...

From providing peace of mind and a sense of calm to giving you the confidence to carry on your life with utmost independence, adult diapers are an asset to those who suffer from incontinence. There are many reasons incontinence affects adults, to be more precise, 200 million people worldwide. These...

Hot El Camino Cruise Nite kicks off weekend of events. – The City of Atascadero will host Cruisin’ Weekend on Aug. 16-17, featuring several events, including the 31st Annual Hot El Camino Cruise Nite, the 33rd Annual Mid-State Cruizers Car Show, and the 8th Annual Dancing in the Streets.

‘Get Your Business Online’ program has saved local businesses over $100,000 in upfront costs. – The Atascadero Chamber of Commerce announced the success of its “Get Your Business Online” (GYBO) program, which has saved local businesses over $100,000 in upfront costs. The program, launched 18 months ago, aims to assist businesses in transitioning to the digital age by offering complimentary website services.

Report notes that 97% of students use their phones during the school day, with a median usage time of 43 minutes. – Gov. Gavin Newsom has called on all California schools to immediately restrict cell phone use in classrooms as the new academic year begins. In a letter to school districts, Newsom highlighted the mental health, academic, and social risks associated with cell phone use among students.

– The City of Atascadero continues to make progress ahead of schedule on the El Camino Real Downtown Safety and Parking Enhancement Project and is working to minimize traffic impacts for Atascadero Middle School drop-off and pick-up and Cruisin’ Weekend. School traffic. In preparation for the school year starting...

Motor home fire triggers emergency riverbed response, halts railroad operations. – Atascadero Fire & Emergency Services responded to a motor home fire at 2:13 p.m. on Sunday at the Home Depot parking lot located at 905 El Camino Real. Upon arrival, firefighters found the motor home fully engulfed in flames, with the fire spreading to nearby vegetation. The fire had extended into an area approximately 30 feet by 100 feet, affecting brush and trees, according to a press release from the city.

Driver remained at the scene, cooperated with the investigation. – A 65-year-old transient male was seriously injured in a vehicle versus pedestrian collision on Broad Street in San Luis Obispo on Sunday night. The incident occurred at 10:19 p.m. in the 2900 block of Broad Street, near the intersection of Broad and Orcutt, according to the San Luis Obispo Police Department.

– Long-time residents of Atascadero who have lived in the city for at least 40 years and are aged 55 and above are invited to the 46th annual Colony Days Reception Tea on Sept. 29. The event, organized by Quota of Atascadero, will feature the newly appointed Colony Days Royalty and a ceremonial transition of regalia from the outgoing royalty to their successors.

– On Friday night at approximately 9:35 p.m., Jesse Ray Sights, 18, of Arroyo Grande was arrested after leading police on a vehicle pursuit, according to an Instagram post by the Arroyo Grande Police Department. An Arroyo Grande police officer initiated a traffic stop after observing Sights driving recklessly. When...

– Art reflects the times we live in, and many artists have responded to the uniquely stressful and chaotic environment of recent years. The COVID-19 pandemic created a springboard for new material and voices, leading to expressions that range from unity to fear and distrust. Artists interpret a variety of issues, including political upheaval, homelessness, climate change, sexual identity, and women’s rights. Through their work, they offer opinions, soothe emotions, and help audiences digest and understand the world around them.

– Hot weather is expected this weekend for Atascadero, according to the latest weather forecasts. The forecasted high temperature for today is 97, and Saturday’s is 103. Temperatures are expected to drop significantly moving into next week with Sunday’s forecast at 94 and Monday’s at 88. Overnight...

ECHO offers two shelter models: a 90-day shelter and a night-by-night shelter. – The El Camino Homeless Organization has announced that it has helped 151 individuals and families secure housing as of August. ECHO provides comprehensive support services to those experiencing homelessness, including emergency shelter, case management, job search assistance, and life skills training.

California law prohibits convicted felons from possessing firearms or ammunition. – San Luis Obispo County District Attorney Dan Dow announced today that a San Luis Obispo County Jury convicted Cambria resident and previously convicted felon Marc Steele, 49, on five counts of illegally possessing firearms and ammunition. In January 2024,...

Nearly $1.01 trillion in total earnings came from trucking in 2022, accounting for 78.8% of American freight. This eye-opening statistic serves as a testament to the sector’s vital impact on the economy and draws attention to its daunting hurdles. These hurdles include a consistent driver shortage and an urgent...

Upgrading or replacing Windows Servers in your organization is a big job with plenty of moving parts. These process phases call for careful coordination and the right tools to assess the current infrastructure, plan migrations, carry out transitions, and hand over to the new production environment. Without adequate preparation or...

A good hike requires several tools, including a quality backpack. This small companion stays by your side no matter what. Therefore, selecting the appropriate bag for yourself in every situation is vital. Usually, travelers choose roomy backpacks, packing them full only so they can dump their contents while on the...

– Authorities have located the body of a woman from San Joaquin Valley who had been reported missing for approximately two weeks. Tiffany McClure, 47, was found in the ocean off the coast of Morro Bay by the U.S. Coast Guard around 7:15 p.m. Monday during a routine patrol, according to a news release from the Tulare Police Department.

– Bee’s Blossoms Florist, a local business known for its floral arrangements and customer service, has announced a change in ownership. Alyssa Reid, who has owned the shop for the past five years, is stepping down due to an extended illness. Michelle Cardenas, a long-time employee, will take over the Atascadero business.

Taylor Jr., Mark Scott, 34, of Atascadero, was arrested on July 29 at 1:18 pm at 9155 San Gabriel St for suspected violation of driving while license suspended/revoked for DUI (14601.2(a) VC). Brown, Matthew Steven, 34, of Atascadero, was arrested on July 31 at 9:52 am at 7305 El Camino...