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Robyn Abshire
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New online course at COC highlights Native American history
This image features a Native American-style headdress displayed on a neutral-toned mannequin head. The piece is highly detailed, showcasing traditional craftsmanship through various textures and materials.
4 weeks ago in: Campus, Local, News no comments
Ten-year-old SCV resident turns passion into a small business at craft festivals
A high-angle, close-up shot of a black tabletop featuring 3D-printed dragon components. In the foreground, a small, orange dragon head with large black eyes sits at the end of a line of various colorful, textured segments that transition through a rainbow of colors including red, yellow, green, and blue.
1 month ago in: Local, News, Profile no comments
COC Superintendent finalists spoke to the community
Audience members sit in a large auditorium watching a stage discussion, where two speakers are seated on chairs under blue lighting. A large screen behind them displays a portrait and the name “Dr. Jasmine Ruys” along with event branding.
2 months ago in: Campus, News, Politics no comments
Preservation Committee celebrates the historic designation of a local hiking trail
**Alt text:** A group of four people stand outdoors in a sunny, grassy area while posing for a photo. A woman in a black blazer holds a framed certificate that reads “Senate.” Beside her are an older woman with short gray hair, another woman with reddish-brown hair, and a man wearing a blue baseball cap and sunglasses. A photographer stands in the foreground taking the picture, while trees and a fence appear in the background.
3 months ago in: Breaking, Local, News no comments
Santa Clarita residents raise concerns and outrage over the Bouquet Project
A two-lane road narrows due to construction, with multiple orange warning signs including “One Lane Road Ahead” and a flagger symbol. Cars drive through the work zone, which is bordered by barriers, fencing, and utility poles. A left-curve sign and a 40-mph speed limit sign are also visible.
6 months ago in: Local, News, Politics no comments
Turkey day giveaway: how Canyon Country veterans are helping fill Thanksgiving tables
A row of white plastic baskets and blue reusable bags filled with food and household items are arranged on red shelves outdoors. Two people stand behind the top shelf, organizing the supplies. More filled baskets sit on the ground below, with trees and a brick wall in the backgr
6 months ago in: Local, News, Profile no comments
As food insecurity rises, COC students find support at the BaNC
Shelves stocked with nonperishable food items such as canned goods, boxed pasta, and instant noodles line both sides of an aisle in a small pantry or food bank. Signs on the shelves indicate item limits, and an open door at the end of the aisle reveals another room with additional supplies.
7 months ago in: Campus, Health, Local no comments
Splatter Flicks: The New Edition showcasing horror tricks and treats
Two books titled Splatter Flicks: How to Make Low-Budget Horror Films by Sara Caldwell are placed side by side on a gray surface. The book on the left has a red cover featuring a close-up of a zombie-like face in black and white. The book on the right, labeled “Revised & Expanded,” shows a cover with a monster hand prop, a jar of preserved objects, and prosthetic teeth on a dark background.
7 months ago in: Film Review, News, Profile no comments
Santa Clarita celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Vasquez Rocks
A person dressed in traditional attire plays a large wooden drum outdoors, using two drumsticks. A microphone stands nearby, and trees and a building are visible in the background under a clear sky
7 months ago in: Entertainment, Local, News no comments
Local artists find support through Santa Clarita Artists Association
A colorful mural painted on the side of a building features bright orange poppies, pink and white daisies, a hummingbird, and a large monarch butterfly in the foreground. Behind them, rolling green hills and purple mountains stretch into the distance. Silhouettes of people and a path through the landscape are also depicted. Above the mural, a yellow banner reads “ART HAPPENS HERE.” The building appears to be an art gallery, with windows and a sign visible on the side.
8 months ago in: Entertainment, Local, Profile no comments
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