Category: Round Town
Locals Share Hope
As we near the end of the year and look toward 2025, with Thanksgiving, Christmas, a late...
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A Christmas Wonderland Awaits in Santa Margarita
Nestled in the heart of the Central Coast, the Historic Santa Margarita Ranch transforms into a...
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Embracing December: Cozy Nights, Festive Lights, and Local Delights
By Kyla Skinner Oh December, you are here again. The darkest month on the calendar, but perhaps...
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A magical fall in Atascadero
By Angela Cisneros Fall is magical in Atascadero! Brisk weather, colorful leaves, and hot...
Read More'Tales From Eno'
Atascadero Artist Colby Stith Launches New Comic Strip Series This month we’re welcoming new...
Read MoreColony Buzz, August 2019
Central Coast Writers Conference celebrates 35 years Save the date! The 35th Annual Central Coast Writers Conference, named the “Best Conference in the West” in 2019 by The Writer magazine, will take place September 26-28 on the...
Read MoreSanta Margarita, August 2019
Simone Smith Back to school — just mentioning those three simple words can conjure up a whole host...
Read MoreSmall Town, Big Heart, July 2019
When the Fair is in Your Blood What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the...
Read MoreBorn on the 4th of July
You didn’t know? The Colony of Atascadero as we know it has it’s origins on July 4, 1913. Buried...
Read MoreJohn's 'Die Hard' Video Palace
Local Business Continues to Defy the Odds After nearly 30 years of operation, John’s Video Palace...
Read MoreSmall Town, Big Heart, May 2019
Do you hear it? Off in the distance is that unmistakable sound of a train whistle before the...
Read MoreAtascadero Downtown Colony District: The Renaissance Continues…
In 2017, when it was announced that Mike Zappas planned to develop the west side of El Camino Real between West Mall and Traffic Way, I immediately hit Facebook with a vote for him as the Citizen of the Year in Atascadero. Of all the fighting for Walmart, schemes to move dentists away from Sunken Gardens, attempts to secure more downtown parking, or bridges here and there — nothing can match the real and positive impact that a useful, massive, thoughtful development would have in the heart of the Colony District.
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