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Phil Dirkx
Then-and-now: See steel truss bridge that once crossed the Salinas River in Paso Roblessanluisobispo.com- Old Paso Robles airplane hanger will soon house brewery. How did airfield get started?sanluisobispo.com
- How did Paso Robles get 2 of its most important bridges? It starts with more dynamitesanluisobispo.com
- SLO County’s biggest dam was built in less than a year. Why was it constructed so quickly?sanluisobispo.com
- What was life like at old Paso Robles boys’ school in 1980s? This ward shared his storysanluisobispo.com
- SLO County’s history is filled with stories of capturing water and enduring droughtsanluisobispo.com
- ‘I just love charcoal.’ Paso Robles man kept barbecue industry alive 40 years agosanluisobispo.com
- The Tribune is moving to a new office — and we’ve discovered a stack of forgotten storiessanluisobispo.com
- He’s shared SLO County stories for 46 years. Now columnist Phil Dirkx is retiringsanluisobispo.com
- Why I’m voting no on Measure G, gas tax repeal — but keeping an open mindsanluisobispo.com
- He’s waged war on invasive ants. And so far he’s winningsanluisobispo.com
- The City Council has spoken: Paso Roblans will vote on half-cent sales tax increase in Novembersanluisobispo.com
- Should Paso raise its sales tax to fund road repairs and a new fire station?sanluisobispo.com
- Like Jimmy Paulding, I also lost a SLO County supervisor race by a handful of votessanluisobispo.com
- Paso Robles keeps adding giant new hotels to serve wine touristssanluisobispo.com
- SLO County has only 16 beds for thousands of mentally ill residents. That's just crazysanluisobispo.com
- On both sides, Paso Robles' 'sanctuary state' debate is about one thing: fearsanluisobispo.com
- I told Trump to talk to North Korea. Do you think he's listening?sanluisobispo.com
- Cal Poly student who wore blackface shouldn't get a degree without knowing basic historysanluisobispo.com
- The FDA should protect us from tobacco. So why delay a review of e-cigarettes?sanluisobispo.com
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