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If you like pop, rock, rap and soul music, you’ll love “Turn It Up!”, a high-energy musical revue featuring a hit parade of chart busting hits from the 1950?s, 60?s, 70?s, 80?s, 90?s and today!

If you don’t have a roster handy—or perhaps if you are lucky enough to see both girls in the same place at the same time—you might think one player is competing in two winter sports at the same time.

THE local singing group performs an annual series of Christmas carols at Old Mission San Juan Bautista, other venues. The Oriana Chorale wrapped up its series of Christmas carols sung locally, including a concert at Old Mission San Juan Bautista on Dec. 15. The group also played at the First Presbyterian Church on Dec. 11 and Dec. 13. Singers performed traditional holidays songs. For more, go to orianachorale.org.

Carly M. Pedersen and Scott H. Adams announced their engagement on Dec. 24. The bride to be is a 2003 graduate of Live Oak High School and graduated from Santa Clara University in 2008. Pedersen is a Cost Control Analyst for Pebble Beach Resorts. She is the daughter of Jeff and Bobbi Pedersen who reside in Morgan Hill. Adams graduated from Enterprise High School in 1995 and served in the US Air Force in 1997. He was a PGA Class A Professional in 2006. Currently, he is head PGA Golf Professional at San Juan Oaks Golf Course in San Juan Bautista. He is the son of Sharon Adams-Bucher of Aptos, and Steve Adams

It has been a busy year for local public agencies, residents, taxpayers, business owners, students and other members of the Morgan Hill community in 2015. While the goings-on and controversies at the Morgan Hill Unified School District demand their own narrative, below is a list of the top stories of the year, and how they’re likely to shape the future of this city in 2016.

So far during this holiday season’s police crackdown on drunk and impaired driving, law enforcement agencies throughout the county have arrested 141 people on suspicion of DUI, according to a press release from the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office.These arrests were made from Dec. 18 to Dec. 27, police said. This period marks the beginning of the sheriff’s and other police agencies’ annual winter holiday “Avoid the 13” enforcement effort. The campaign uses grant funds to place extra officers on the road during high-traffic times, and conduct DUI checkpoints and other enforcement activities.Over the next several days, “saturation patrols” will be conducted in the city of Gilroy, throughout unincorporated Santa Clara County, and the cities of Los Altos and Campbell, according to the press release.Funding for the Avoid the 13 program is provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

A longtime San Jose economic development guru will join the City of Morgan Hill’s Economic Development team starting Jan. 4.