The Antelope Valley is filled with talent, and some of this can sometimes go unnoticed, because it’s not necessarily in a category that is hot or popular. Violin players and sisters Rosalyn, 19, and Nia, 13, Darbeau are a perfect example of that.

Rosalyn has been active in music since her adolescent years.

“I’ve been playing music for about 12 years,” Rosalyn said. “I used to play the piano, but I wanted to try something new, so I chose the violin and I stuck to it.”

LANCASTER, Calif.—Business owners and professionals in the Antelope Valley, who have ever wanted free labor or a helping hand, will find that the Archdiocesan of Los Angeles is granting your wishes this season.

The Archdiocesan Youth Employment Services (AYE) of Catholic Charities places young people in more than 2,000 jobs across the county at no expense to employers. Federally funded since 1965, the program has helped more than 75,000 youth receive an income, on-the-job training, and career services.