2017 Arts Grants Issued by City
The city of Santa Clarita issued its 2017 Arts Grants to various community organizations that will fund different community arts projects and arts services within the city of Santa Clarita.
|
Medal of Honor Recipient Speaks at Valencia High
 Retired Army Lt. Col. Charles Hagemeister, one of only 76 living Medal of Honor recipients in the United States, spoke to students last week at Valencia High School.
|
County Names New Head
of Hart Park, Tesoro Adobe
Eric Reifman has been promoted to superintendent of William S. Hart Regional Park and Tesoro Adobe Historic Park, effective Feb. 2.
|
GCC's 'Little Baby No Name' No Longer Nameless
 After the community cast their ballots in the naming competition for the baby gibbon at the Gibbon Conservation Center, a name for the little one has been chosen: Howard, after the Center's volunteer vet.
|
Flash Flood Watch Issued for Greater L.A. Area
 The National Weather Service in Los Angeles/Oxnard has issued a Flash Flood Watch for Los Angeles, Ventura, and southern Santa Barbara Counties from Friday morning through Saturday morning.
|
A Valentine for Women, Art, and Community
 It's time for the one and only event - Empowering HeArts. Now in its seventh year, Empowering HeArts has recognized women for their ability to rise above overwhelming circumstances. Each year a relevant theme embodies the persona of the honorees.
|
Feb. 22: Panel on Social Media Marketing for Artists
 A free panel discussion about social media and how to use it to better market yourself will happen on February 22 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at The Main, formerly the Repertory East Playhouse, on 24266 Main Street in Newhall.
|
Operation Snowflake Placards for Castaic Residents
 CHP Newhall would like to thank the Castaic Area Town Council for the new Operation Snowflake Residency Placards.
|
Feb. 23: Child & Family Center's Winter Bunco Blast
If the rains continue to drench the SCV on Thursday, Feb. 23, the Auxiliary of the Child & Family Center will be ready to dry things out with its Winter Bunco Blast.
|
Cougars Rush Back for 80-65 Win vs. Santa Monica
 College of the Canyons was able to overcome a six-point halftime deficit to pick up an important 80-65 conference victory vs. Santa Monica College during Saturday's 'Gold Rush' game at the Cougar Cage.
|
Lady Mustangs Indoor Track & Field Stampede Soka Indoor Qualifier
The Master's University women's indoor track & field program posted standout results at the Soka Indoor Qualifier.
|
Oroville: Wed. Update; 1,500 Still in Shelters
The American Red Cross continues to feed and shelter people in California where authorities have lifted the mandatory evacuation order for almost 200,000 people near the Oroville Dam spillway.
|
Hart High TV:
Susan B. Anthony Day
Hart TV for Wednesday, Feb. 15.
|
Canyon News Network: Attendance Advisory
Canyon News Network for Wednesday, Feb. 15, with anchors Francisco and Ari.
|
West Ranch TV | Teen Sleep Schedule, Calif. Bakery
 Hosts: Ryan Deeb & Alexa Lank.
Segments: Teen Sleep Schedule & California Bakery.
Sports: Alexis Francel.
|
|
Desert Pit Stop | Commentary by Linda Castro
About an hour north of Baker along Highway 127 lies the town of Shoshone. There are several interesting things to see and visit in this tiny town with a population of 31.
|
 Today in SCV History: February 16, 2000
Rancho Camulos designated a National Historic Landmark.
|
|
Blast from the Past: Memories of Callahan's Old West
The Saugus attraction became a home to Western skits complete with shootouts and saloon brawls. Numerous men and a few women performed in those Old West recreations over several years. Some of the same performers worked as bit-part players and extras in Western movies and television shows such as "Gunsmoke."
|
More From SCVNews.com
More from SCVTV.com
|
|
|
|
|
Like what you're reading? Share this email with your friends!
| |
|
|
|
|
SCVTV
TV Program
Guide
* AT&T U-verse 99
* Time Warner 20
* SCVTV.com Live
|
|
|
