Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Locale Studios is hosting the Santa Clarita Kids Business Fair Sunday, March 1 from 12 to 2 p.m. at 24359 Main St., Newhall.

The annual Lenten Fish Fry at St. Clare’s Parish kicked off Friday using a licensed caterer to meet updated health guidelines.

Attendees expressed frustration over a price hike from $18 to $25 & lower fish quality with missing side items.

KHTS Radio is moving from its longtime Main Street studio in Old Town Newhall to new studios at the Valencia Industrial Center, as its former building will become Hartwell luxury apartments; owners say this is the fourth move since 1990 (marking growth and local commitment).

The Santa Clarita Public Library chose The Music Shop by Rachel Joyce for One Story One City and will host music inspired events this March.

The schedule includes events on March 6, 18, 28, and 29 at The MAIN, Lucky Luke Brewing, Old Town Library & Valencia Library respectively.

Students, families, and community members attended the Hart District's fourth annual Black History Month Art Exhibit on Wednesday, where student artwork across various mediums honored Black history (highlighting art as a way to share powerful stories).

The Paseo Club will host an International Women’s Day Celebration on Sunday, Mar.

8 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at 27650 Dickason Drive (Valencia) that features dance, fitness, creative workshops and a keynote by Deonne Johnson; tickets cost $120 and require advance registration.

The Santa Clarita Symphony Orchestra will present Dreams and Destinies Sunday, March 8 at Canyon High School Performing Arts Center (located in Canyon Country).

The program features John Williams’ film score Adventures on Earth and includes performances by winners of the Young Soloist Competition.

The city invites local artists to submit work for the Dreamscapes juried exhibition at Newhall Community Center; applications must be in by March 15 (in-person delivery only) and the show will run from March 25 through June 24.

The American Red Cross is set to host blood drives at two Santa Clarita libraries on Monday, March 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Community members can donate blood to help local patients.

Eligible California households from the 2018 wildfire zones may get up to $350,000 in deferred, interest-free down payment help to buy homes through the ReCoverCA program, managed by the Golden State Finance Authority (conditions apply) to bridge the affordability gap.

Three players from College of the Canyons’ men’s basketball team were named to the All-Western State Conference, South Division team.

Donovan Cornelius & Dwayne Boston Jr. earned first-team honors while Craig Irons received an honorable mention; the Cougars finished 16-12 and will face the 3C2A Southern California Regional Playoffs.

College of the Canyons men's golf finished second in team scoring at the RCC Invitational on Feb.

23 at Victoria Country Club while Arnaud Bouhaniche earned individual medalist honors; the team will return for Western State Conference play on March 2 at Santa Maria Country Club.

Valencia’s Ciro Karapetyan was named Player of the Year when the Foothill League All-League team was released, after he earned seven goals and 18 points.

The list includes players from Canyon, Golden Valley, Hart, Saugus, and West Ranch.