August proved to be a great month for wine for wine lovers in the Santa Clarita Valley and for our Boys & Girls Club as well. On Aug. 16, as
Alesia Humphries knew that she wanted to write a song about the word that people often used for the place where she went to high school — “Awesometown.” One day,
As part of suicide awareness month in September and domestic violence awareness month in October, local organizations have announced a series of events and training planned in the coming weeks.
It’s hard to believe that we are already in September, but as fall approaches and we head into October and November there’s a growing selection of pumpkin beers will start
The 15th annual Bras For A Cause fundraiser set to happen Saturday, Sept. 15, is sold out. Every year, coinciding with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, event organizers invite people to
Carousel Ranch, a nonprofit that offers a variety of services for special needs children, honored the members of a family who have made that work possible, during a special ceremony
News Release SCV Water has released its September schedule of free gardening classes. With the first day of fall nearing, the classes aim to prepare those interested to pick the
This weekend features two separate wine events in Los Angeles County. LOS ANGELES FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL Presented by founding partners FOOD & WINE and Lexus, Los Angeles Food &
Hazy India pale ales have become popular in the last year and there are no signs that this new version of an IPA is just a short-lived fad. Breweries in
Allow me to conclude my musings about the Napa Barrel Auction. But first, a few corrections. In my last column, I reviewed Gamble’s sauvignon blanc. I mischaracterized it as retailing
As another band took the Concerts in the Park stage, residents gathered at Central Park to sing and dance with the Foo Fighters tribute band the Fooz Fighters. “We will
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce is hosting another of its monthly mixers next week, looking to once again create a networking opportunity for local businesses. “It’s a really
Inspired by some of California’s biggest environmental issues, like water conservation, Los Angeles-based artist Devon Tsuno brings a massive art project set to transform College of the Canyons Art Gallery’s
Most professional brewers at one time early in their careers brewed beer on a small scale in their homes. Brewing your own beer is a fun and great way to
As Matchbox Twenty Too took the stage, most of the crowd was unfamiliar with their music or, at least, they thought they were. However, as the sun set and the
In my last column, I laid out the setting and history of this year’s Napa Wine Auction, the signature event that raises millions of dollars annually to support numerous non-profits
For many Santa Clarita Valley residents, the Santa Clarita Concerts in the Park summer series is a seasonal weekend staple. Every Saturday, friends, families and furry companions fill the north
From the outside it’s just part of a modest strip mall, but step into Mom Can Cook Thai Kitchen in Canyon Country and you’re immediately transported to another world. A
By Jane Gates Santa Clarita has its unique challenges for gardeners. It has variable microclimates with hot inland summer temperatures, dry air, and lean soil. The lack of rain
Tucked away in Canyon Country, children and parents met with wizards and witches ahead of the literary birthday of the Boy Who Lived, Harry Potter, on Saturday.
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