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Local Digital Printing Company Provides Super Bowl Graphics For 33rd Year Santa Clarita Valley digital printer Creative Graphic Services provided graphics for Super Bowl LV on Sunday, marking the 33rd year the local business had made the sports celebration special. For the 33rd year in a row, the Santa Clarita-based company Creative Graphic Services (CGS) has produced graphics to make Super Bowl Sunday special, creating images for everything from the NFL Super Bowl Experience to the NFL Tailgate Party. “We’re in a different year. The most enjoyable thing for our staff and our on-site crew was actually being back to work,” said CGS President Jim Niner in an interview with KHTS on Monday. “The goal for all of us was to show the world — or at least the nation — that if done in a correct way, we can hold those events if everybody is buying in on the masks and socially distancing (with) pre-packed food and drink.”
Julian B. Lane Park closing for a month as Super Bowl preps get underway in Tampa Matthew McClellan reports TAMPA, Fla. - Tampa's signature park is closing to the public for roughly a month as the city prepares to host Super Bowl LV on Feb. 7. All tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts at Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park were closed for public use on January 11, with the remainder of the 25-acre park closing on Saturday, Jan. 16 as it becomes the site of the NFL Super Bowl Experience. This includes all courts, fields, shelters, the playground, splash pad, and Tampa River Center. The dog park will remain open, organizers said. The park and all amenities will reopen for public use on Monday, Feb. 15.