William S. Hart High School’s student band and colorguard, Hart Regiment, won the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association Championship, marking the 13th time that Hart Regiment has achieved this honor.
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Local teen band KikStart, made up of 17-year old twin sisters Kalia and Keeli Javan, is releasing its first Christmas album in late November.
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For the second year in a row, GVTV, Golden Valley High School’s advanced video production class, has been chosen as one of seven high school programs across the country to participate in the Student Television Network National Documentary Project.
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E.J. and Bill from SCVTV’s In the Movies welcomed Mike Fleming to the program. Fleming described his experiences at the Cowboy Festival, it’s history, and how he helps the city with one of its biggest events of the year. Plus he even breaks out his guitar and plays a tune written by Susan Werner called “Barbed Wire Boys!”
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Award-winning author Cherie Claire has set her latest book, “Ticket to Paradise,” in a fictional town based on Santa Clarita; first published as an ebook this summer, the novel is now available in both digital and trade paperback at Amazon.com.
City Manager discusses the importance of arts in Santa Clarita and how it’s being addressed with the launch of SantaClaritaArts.com, the one-stop shop for everything related to the arts in our community.
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Arts: The Way Forward | Message from City Manager Ken Striplin
Already successful as a songwriter of chart-topping hits, former Santa Clarita resident Julia Michaels recently signed a solo deal with Republic Records.
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On Saturday, October 22, the City of Santa Clarita hosted a launch party for its new website, SantaClaritaArts.com, at The Patios @ Westfield Valencia Town Center.
The website is a result of a commitment by the City and the Arts Commission to support the thriving arts community and offer a resource for residents seeking arts activities and […]
The comical, white beagle is prominently featured on the special interest license plate and is intended to generate support for California museums, zoos, aquariums, and science centers.
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Snoopy License Plates to Help Fund Museums
