Ruth Armitage is set to demonstrate her colorful style in acrylic during a three-day workshop presented by the Santa Clarita Artists Association (SCAA) on Nov. 9-11. She will also do
By Richard Myers Valencia Resident Witches, goblins, ghouls and ghosts Will visit me
4th/47th Battalion Connection John Gerbing is another local veteran who served in the same 9th Infantry Division unit that I served with from May 1966 to January 1968 when it
The Leo Connection Earlier this year, Army veteran Leo Miller of Newhall urged me to interview his Army veteran daughter Jennifer McCoy, an Afghanistan war veteran, and his Marine Corps nephew
The Elks Riders of the Santa Clarita Elks Lodge No. 2379 plan to host their annual Blackjack Toy Run on Nov. 10, an event that brings together motorcycles and blackjack to benefit children of veterans.
Local artist and animator David Heredia created the animated series “Heroes of Color” and a nonprofit company with the same name in March to promote inclusion for different cultures and highlight the achievements of historical figures around the world.
Dressed as superheroes, animals, a claw machine and everything in between, people gathered at the Haunted Jailhouse, hosted by the sheriff’s station and the Santa Clarita Boys & Girls Club, to celebrate the Halloween season with trick-or-treating, games, photo booths, food, costume contests, a petting zoo and a dollhouse-themed haunted maze.
SNAP Sports celebrated the end of their Skate-a-thon fundraising campaign with a skating and hockey event at the Ice Station Valencia.
With passion, Santa Clarita resident Bob Larlee began volunteering with the American Heart Association in 2004, in remembrance of his grandfather and father, who both died from heart disease or stroke before the age of 65.
First Presbyterian Church in Newhall is scheduled to present a performance of a Christmas play of hope, The Green Velvet Christmas Dress on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
Residents may have noticed one or two human-made structures amidst the wilderness at East Walker Ranch, but it’s for a beneficial cause that has shown to be successful since its
The American Cancer Society is scheduled to host its annual Bark for Life event Saturday to raise funds and awareness for the fight against cancer, alongside their four-legged friends.
With colder weather setting in, now is a good time to get some basic health testing including free flu shots for those not covered by insurance and while supplies last.
News release Georgette Arison’s debut exhibit, Dressing Up Is So Much Fun, is now open and will run until February at the Newhall Community Center, 22421 Market St., Newhall. “In
By Helen Barlow Tickets are now on sale for the 11th Annual Sunset in the Vineyard fall fundraiser 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, at the beautiful and private Compa Vineyard
Our City’s biggest race is right around the corner! The 23rd Annual Santa Clarita Marathon, presented by Parkway Motorcars, returns to our beautiful trails and paseos Nov. 3 and 4.
A press of a button, flash and the shutter of Brooke Edwards camera did more than capture a photo at the 5th Annual Cancer Survivor Celebration, part of Circle of Hope’s 31 days of Hope at The Warriors Fitness Camp
Twenty bands from across Southern California attended the Southern California School Band and Orchestra (SCSBOA) Marching Band Competition on Saturday hosted by the West Ranch High School band.
Ron Fulleman, an author and substitute teacher with the William S. Hart Union High School District, writes stories for students who have a high interest in reading but are at a low reading level, or Hi/Lo. His fourth and most recent book, “Faces in the Flames: A Ghost Story,” was published in August and is based on the real-life WWII oil tanker USS Mississinewa, which was the first ship to be sunk by Japanese suicide submarines and on which Fulleman’s father served.
Two eyes and a jack-o-lantern smile carved into a big orange fiberglass pumpkin, standing for more than just decoration: A little piece of tradition for many Santa Clarita residents is returning for two weekends of October, for pumpkin sales and photo opportunities only.
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