Prime Time Basketball is a league where getting on the court is what matters, and everyone wins. Congratulations to the CCHS Team Prime Time basketball team on a great performance against Hamilton High School this …[READ MORE]
Victor Grossman is an American journalist, writer, and popular speaker who defected to the Soviet Union in 1952. He has since lived in East Germany, then in reunified Germany, chronicling life, politics, and humanity. Grossman …[READ MORE]
Of the many topics discussed at City Hall on May 20 and 21, 2019 under the umbrella of “Budget Sessions,” the humble topic of pet licensing had its moment. While the city needs revenue to …[READ MORE]
Harris & Associates, the construction management firm handling Culver City Unified School District’s Measure CC Bond projects, won a prestigious award for managing the construction process of the unique and challenging Robert Frost Auditorium. The …[READ MORE]
ASSE Student Exchange Programs is now seeking American families to host high school students from Germany. All these exceptional students have received a scholarship through The Congress Bundestag Youth Exchange Program, a U.S. State Department …[READ MORE]
Culver City High School recently honored a long list of outstanding student-athletes for the 2018-2019 school year. This year’s Athletes of the Year (pictured above) were sprinter Kayla Barnes, who will attend Fresno State University …[READ MORE]
Join Culver City cultural leaders and scholars for a timely discussion on the hidden history of racism in Culver City and what should be done about it. Speakers include Lloyd Clayton, Executive Director and Steven …[READ MORE]
It’s not news; there are too many cars on the road, and auto traffic is a major blight on urban living. So what solutions can we put in place to relieve the pressure? Singapore and …[READ MORE]
Voting is about to get easier in Los Angeles County, and you can be a part of the process to help decide when, how, and where we vote. On Tuesday, May 21, 2019, join the …[READ MORE]
Towards the end of their respective lives Mozart and Brahms met clarinetists whose playing so caught their attention that each composed Quintets for Clarinet and String Quartet. For Mozart it was it was Anton Stadler, …[READ MORE]
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