Howdy, dear saddlepals. Hope you’re all doing well and rested for our trail ride through Santa Clarita history. This morning, we’ve a most interesting trek ahead. There are bird attacks,
Question: Hi Robert. You have helped me several times in the past and I am hoping you will have a solution to my current issue. My 10-year-old vinyl patio cover
When it comes to asking a question about disabilities, society has been told it is a “taboo.” In efforts to break the taboo and further education about disabilities, Highlands Elementary
The Santa Clarita Public Library emphasized the importance of literacy for all children from all backgrounds on Saturday through its Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros event. The event
The very first Instagram post is just the start for this student. Seeing the comments and likes roll in gives him a confidence boost that keeps him scrolling. Without even
As summer approaches and the days grow longer, one of my favorite pastimes will always be spending time by the pool. It is the perfect way to beat the heat
The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley is scheduled to hold its 51st annual Benefit Auction, “Out of this World!” on June 3 at Hyatt Regency Valencia. The
News release The second annual Stop the Stigma SCV Takes Action is scheduled to be held Saturday to raise awareness about the adult mental health concerns facing the Santa Clarita
News release The American Cancer Society/Relay For Life of Santa Clarita Valley exceeded its fundraising goal for the May 6 Relay For Life event at Central Park, the organization announced
Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend some good toenail clipping solutions for seniors? My toenails have gotten increasingly thick since I’ve gotten older and have become very difficult for me
By Carol Rock For the Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society School tours to the Santa Clarita History Center returned last week, when 100 fourth graders from Emerson Elementary School in Burbank
Hundreds of students and parents filled Sulphur Springs Community School for the return of the Sulphur Springs PTA Carnival to their home turf on Friday. “We are thrilled to have
The Olde World Emporium opened its doors in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, making its place as Santa Clarita’s first witch shop. They braved the battles that came with
City of Santa Clarita bus driver Oscar Magdaleno picks up people every day on his route. Throughout his years of driving, the rise of animal passengers has exponentially increased. The
A warm and Western Just Darn About Mother’s Day to you, dear saddlepals and especially you saddlepalettes who have the inside track on this motherhood thing. All these May-&-Mom true
Question No. 1: Hello, Robert. I noticed that when we had the first hard rain, water came under my garage door. When I opened the door after the rain had
More than 300 students gathered Thursday at College of the Canyons for the annual Scholarship Reception to meet face-to-face with those who donated money towards their scholarships. “You might think,
Katie Goldman was scrolling through Pinterest one day to find a community service project that her newly formed Girl Scouts Daisy Troop 70572 could take on and do themselves. Goldman
“Life is like riding a bicycle – in order to keep your balance, you must keep moving.” – Albert Einstein Each year, the city of Santa Clarita welcomes the month
Santa Clarita resident Jiten Pandya grew up loving superheroes. He fell in love with their willingness to save people, jaw-dropping superpowers and unique personalities. Out of all the superheroes from
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