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For the next month, students will be showcasing their artwork in the College of the Canyons Art Gallery at the 17th Annual Student Art Exhibition.

Santa Clarita celebrates Cinco de Mayo and the Latin Culture
Santa Clarita celebrates Cinco de Mayo and the Latin Culture

The Latino Chamber of Commerce held their third annual Cinco de Mayo celebration event at Old Town Newhall.

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Spotlight: John Howard

John Howard is the video production teacher at Hart High School. Upon becoming a teacher, Howard 16 years old at the time, has worked on various projects including Nationwide commercials,worked with NBC and made a tele film called “Convicted A Mother’s Story.” Howard is married, he has 2 sons, one from a previous marriage. He [...]

The color red takes over Old Town Newhall

The city of Santa Clarita presented their monthly Art Slam.

ASCAP Expo is a “Feel-Good” Music Marathon

ASCAP Expo “I Create Music” hosted in Hollywood continues to bring music makers, promoters, products, and industry professionals to a three-day event.

Cowboy Festival takes the SCV back to the wild west

SANTA CLARITA – Santa Clarita residents had the opportunity to relive the old days of the wild west at the Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival.

COC student inspires Smart Girl movement

COC Student Dominica Valentina has created a motivational website for girls called Smart Girl World.

COC Speaker Symposium: Fossil Treasures of SCV

The Mathematics, Sciences & Engineering Division continued their 2nd Annual Speakers Symposium Series Tuesday with a lecture titled “Fossil Treasures of Santa Clarita Valley.”

Preview: COC’s Star Party returns to Canyon Country Campus

The Dean of COC’s Canyon Country Campus has invited you to its next Star Party on Friday, May 3 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Canyon Country Campus (CCC) on Sierra Highway. “The CCC holds 2 [Star Parties] a year, one in the Fall one in the Spring [...] this campus has great geography for star [...]

Local organization continues to keep blues music alive

When it comes to keeping the history of blues music alive in the Santa Clarita Valley, nobody does it better than the Santa Clarita Valley Blues Society. The non-profit organization started in 2003 and keeps the tradition and history of blues alive.

Suburbia comes to COC

Growing up in Suburbia; where the places contain a familiar quietness, friends are never changing, the beer never empty, and the pizza, a hidden hometown gem. A group of young adults bursting with potential, frozen by their own self-indulged helplessness, spend endless florescent-lite nights at a mini-mart parking lot parading in the same day-to-day fashion.

What to Wear: March Madness

The NCAA March Madness has finally arrived! Fans from across the country are gearing up to watch their favorite college basketball teams in hopes of having a winning bracket. Most of us will be glued to our T.V.’s for the next couple of weeks while rooting for our favorite teams, in style, of course.

Santa Clarita photographers invited to compete in quarterly city photo contest

The city is having an open call for community photos and you are invited to submit your favorite local snapshots for the City of Santa Clarita’s quarterly photography contest.

Alicia Keys live At Staples Center

“This Girl Is On Fire” and so was the stage when Alicia Keys came to the Staples Center March 12 for a stop on her world tour “Set The World On Fire” The building was buzzing with energy and a sold out Staples Center was in store for a exciting and entertaining show from the 15 [...]


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