 Zonta Salutes 13 Women; Ingram Receives Top Honor
Pam
Ingram, president of Soroptimist International of SCV, has received the
Carmen Sarro Community Service Award from Zonta Club of the Santa
Clarita Valley. Ingram was selected from a slate of 13 local women
nominated by local nonprofit organizations for the honor at Zonta's
annual Women in Service brunch Saturday at Robinson Ranch.
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Henry Mayo to Fete 40th with Gala in August
 On
August 22, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital will celebrate its 40th
Anniversary with a Gala, showcasing the hospital's growth from 1975 to
the present. READ STORY |
Locals Pay It Forward Through New Platform  After
nearly two years of development and planning, a Santa Clarita Valley
father-son team and a partner are officially launching PayForward, a
social financial platform. |
Decision Leaves Parolees Out of Orchard Arms
 The
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to make it
possible for people with criminal backgrounds to qualify for Section 8
housing - but not for county housing. |
Former SCV Baseball Players take to the Pro Diamond
Santa
Clarita continues to grow, and with that growth comes an increase in
the number of former Santa Clarita baseball players that go on to play
in professional baseball.
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April 20: Photog to Address Artist Group; Public Invited
 Join the Santa Clarita Artists' Association at their general meeting on the third Monday of each month. The April 20 meeting will feature a demonstration by photographer Gary Moss.
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Volunteers Paint Fallen Warriors Bridge  On
Saturday, March 28, more than 40 volunteers teamed up with City staff
to begin the first phase of painting the Fallen Warriors Memorial
Bridge.
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 Op-Ed: Volunteers Cowboy Up | Darryl ManzerThe
start of the 2015 Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival is just a few days
away, and there are some wonderful people who have done much to make
Heritage Junction in Hart Park what we think you'll come to think of as
the Gateway to the History of the Santa Clarita Valley. COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: April 13, 1935
 Gladys Carter convicted of manslaughter in fatal shooting of Frances Walker, of the Placerita Walkers. |
New Old Stuff: The Long Road to The Autry
 Today
the Autry National Center is a jewel in Griffith Park. It was
originally going to be in Placerita Canyon. Gene Autry and his first
wife, Ina, intended to build a Western history museum on their Melody
Ranch property, but Gene was so disillusioned after the 1962 fire that
he let the idea go. Ina died in 1980; the following year he married his
second wife, Jackie (shown), who took the reins of the Autry Foundation
and ramrodded the museum building effort. She set her sights on Burbank,
but the residents there didn't want it, and she pulled the plug in
1985. Three years later The Autry opened across from the L.A. Zoo as the
Gene Autry Museum of Western Heritage. It took over the Southwest
Museum of the American Indian in 2004. |
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