CycleMAYnia! E-Bike Skills Class and Ride at De La Guerra Plaza May 18
The City of Santa Barbara and MOVE Santa Barbara County invite the public to attend CycleMAYnia at De La Guerra
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Santa Barbara Education Foundation Raises $130,000 to Support Local Students at Hope Awards
SANTA BARBARA, CA, May 6, 2024 – On Thursday, April 25, the Santa Barbara Education Foundation hosted the Hope Awards
The California Department of Education Awarded La Colina Junior High a 2024 California Green Ribbon School Award
The honor is given to schools for implementing outdoor classrooms and comprehensive environmental education initiatives, among other criteria. La Colina
The Barnsdall-Rio Grande Filling Station in Goleta
Lompoc historian Justin M. Ruhge provides some background on the architecture and history of the filling station that may be part of the Sandpiper Golf Course renovations.
Free Will Astrology
Week of May 9.
Annual Buellton Brew Fest Brings Boozy Fun to River View Park on Star Wars Day
The 11th annual festival highlighted local breweries and small businesses across the Central Coast.
Goleta Thanks Outstanding City Clerks Team During Municipal City Clerks Week
The City Clerks Division is considered by many to be the glue that holds a City together, it’s unlike any
One805 Announces Nashville-based Singer-Songwriter (and former Santa Barbaran), Jordan Asher Huffman, as its 2024 Mental Wellness Ambassador
Santa Barbara, CA – Nashville-based singer-songwriter and recording artist Jordan Asher Huffman is One805’s 2024 Mental Wellness Ambassador. His single Out Loud will serve
U.S. Department of Education Launches Next Phase of FAFSA Support Strategy to Boost Completion Rate Among High School Students
The U.S. Department of Education (Department) today announced additional steps to support students and their families with the Better FAFSA.
Santa Barbara County Courthouse Docent Council Celebrates 50 Years of Service
The Docent Council of the County Courthouse celebrated its 50th anniversary in a ceremony attended by Mayor Rowse and 103-year-old docent council member Peggy Hayes.
