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    Column: Will you marry me? If so, sign here

    By Teresa J. Rhyne, Esq., – I recently read an article in a national magazine that reported young, engaged couples now embrace pre-nuptial agreements. Man, […]Full Article

    Op-ed: Affordable homes, stronger community

    – I’ll be honest — it’s been a long time since I rented or bought my first home. Like many in our community, I’m somewhat […]Full Article

    Column: The saga of Paso’s pool

    – I was pleased to attend the recent grand opening of the new high school pool. While not as elaborate or complex as originally envisioned, […]Full Article

    Letter: Tax dollars should be investing in our future, not fueling a war

    To the editor, – As a resident of Templeton, I am deeply alarmed by the Pentagon’s recent request for $200 billion to fund the ongoing […]Full Article

    Letter: City library should consider adding online movies

    To the editor, – I am a resident of the City of Paso Robles, and I would like the City to add online movies to […]Full Article

    Letter: community representation requires openness about ideological views

    To the editor, – In a recent opinion piece reflecting on a first year on the Paso Robles City Council, a sitting council member emphasized […]Full Article

    Op-ed: Let’s shape the future of Paso Robles together

    By Kris Beal, Paso Robles City Council Member, District 1 Reflections from my first year on the Council and why public participation is key to […]Full Article

    Column: Leadership lessons from Theodore Roosevelt

    – TR, or Teddy, as our 26th President was more commonly known, became the nation’s youngest president in 1901 when President McKinley was assassinated. I’ve […]Full Article

    Opinion: protecting our children means following the proven vaccine schedule

    By Dr. Penny Borenstein, MD, MPH Health Officer, County of San Luis Obispo Public Health Department – As a public health officer and as a […]Full Article

    Column: Grade inflation and the cost of low expectations

    – In 2020, the UC Board of Regents, against the advice of many, chose to eliminate standardized test scores such as the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude […]Full Article