Good morning, Santa Clarita.

The William S. Hart Regiment will host its annual Rampage Marching Band Competition on November 1 at College of the Canyons' Cougar Stadium in Valencia — the event will feature more than 30 high school bands, food vendors, and merchandise booths.

The day will end with a mass drumline performance and an awards ceremony, with tickets costing $15 for adults and $12 for children.

Buster Keaton, known as the Great Stone Face, was born on October 4, 1895 (in Piqua, Kansas) and became one of Hollywood’s top silent film comedians after starting his career in vaudeville as a child.

His films, including the part of 'Seven Chances' shot at Beale’s Cut in Santa Clarita, influenced comedy and stunt work for generations.

Circus Vargas is set to debut its new production called Hollywood Dreams! in Santa Clarita.

The show—featuring aerialists, acrobats, comedians and daredevils—will offer two hours of action-packed entertainment inspired by Hollywood’s Golden Age.

On Friday, College of the Canyons hosted Manufacturing Day at the Advanced Technology Center for high school students to explore modern manufacturing careers, where they experienced CNC machines, VR welding, and met professionals from Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin — the 13,500-square-foot center at 26306 Diamond Place in Canyon Country provided a hands-on look at the industry.

West Ranch High School teacher Adam Holland turned a classroom mouse visit into a book by writing a tale about Seymour—an adventurous mouse inspired by his own health challenges and honoring friends lost over the years.

The book, featuring illustrations by local artist Sam Irizarry, shares life lessons and the spirit of their school community with young readers.

Elvira is a six-month-old spayed domestic shorthair weighing six pounds—she loves chin scratches and purring.

The cat is available for adoption at the Castaic Animal Care Center, which is open Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.