Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 7th of September.
Good morning, Santa Clarita.
After a long wait, fast-food chain Farmer Boys opened its first Santa Clarita Valley location on Friday, Sept.
5, at Copper Hill Plaza near Popeyes & serves American-style meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a 2,710 sqft space with indoor dining, drive-through & patio seating.
On Sept. 6, 1922, William S.
Hart Jr. was born to silent film star William S. Hart and actress Winifred Westover shortly after their brief marriage unraveled (a notable link to the community’s early film era).
After losing her artwork in the Main Fire, local artist Jane Mick held a reception at The Mosaic in Valencia on Sunday afternoon to display her 'Illuminated Woman' series — including pieces from $5 coloring books to original paintings — as the community rallied to support her recovery.
Local leaders and history enthusiasts gathered Saturday, Sept.
5 at Lang Station Road in Canyon Country to mark the 150th anniversary of the golden spike ceremony with a reenactment and fundraiser at River’s End Pub and BBQ; officials recognized the vital role of Chinese workers in building the railroad—an integral part of our heritage.
Golden Valley football beat the Crescenta Valley Falcons 21—7 on Friday at Canyon High School, with the defense driving the comeback win.
The Grizzlies, now 2—1, will face the Bulldogs Thursday at 7 p.m. at Burbank High School as they prepare for league play.
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