Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Melanie Teller, owner of Ski Wear Outlet at Granary Square, announced the store is closing after 36 years due to her retirement.

A buy-one-get-one 50% off sale is underway — potential buyers may contact her to save this cherished local business.

The Santa Clarita Film Office announced 13 productions filming in the valley this week from Monday, Jan.

12 to Sunday, Jan. 18 — including TV shows, commercials, music videos, still photos, and student projects. The film work boosts local business spending and strengthens community creative ties.

ARTree Community Arts Center has opened enrollment for art workshops and spring classes at 22508 6th St. Options include an adult encaustic collage workshop starting Saturday, Jan.

17 plus teen classes in drawing and character design beginning later this month; free monthly art studios offer creative sessions for families and individuals.

iLEAD Charter Schools are hosting enrollment lotteries for the 2026-27 year, offering tuition-free, learner-centered education at SCVi Charter School and iLEAD Agua Dulce — families must apply by March 20 for iLEAD Agua Dulce and by March 23 for SCVi.

SCVi Charter School has launched its enrollment lottery for the school year beginning 2026 and ending 2027 to offer tuition free, learner centered education with unique options such as dual language immersion and college credit opportunities (via College of the Canyons).

Families are encouraged to apply online by March 23.

College of the Canyons has opened registration for its spring semester starting Monday, Feb.

9, with 1,690+ course sections offered in-person, online and hybrid at its Valencia and Canyon Country campuses. High school students and community members can join early college programs and 290 free noncredit classes.

Today, about 200 residents gathered at The Centre to learn that Lennar's Bouquet Canyon project for 375 new homes will close Bouquet Canyon Road for 11 months in about three weeks (raising concerns over detours, traffic and local business impacts).

TMU men's basketball beat Embry-Riddle on Thursday, Jan.

8 at The MacArthur Center by a score of 84 to 77. The team improved to 4 to 1 in GSAC play and will face OUAZ on Thursday, Jan. 15.

During Trinity's Heritage League opener on Saturday, sophomore guard Noa Peña passed the 1,000-point milestone by scoring 32 points in a 68 — 11 win over Vasquez, with teammates and fans giving her a well-deserved timeout celebration.

In Trinity Classical Academy’s league opener on Saturday night, sophomore Noa Peña reached 1,000 career points by scoring 32 points in a 68 to 11 win over Vasquez.

Coach James DeMonbrun praised her steady play and noted the milestone underscored her role in the team’s strong start.

Friday night, Jasmine Garcia broke a Foothill League record by hitting 10 three-pointers and scoring 30 points in Saugus' 79-39 win over Golden Valley, setting a school record while coach Anthony Falasca said the win gave bench players valuable minutes.

Golden Valley beat Saugus, scoring 58 to 40 on Friday night in Foothill League play — the team extended its winning streak to four games and will face Valencia Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. and West Ranch Friday at 6:30 p.m.