Business

By Hunter Amato “That’s the way the world works.” Everybody has heard somebody say that before, often derisively in an attempt to add insult to injury; however, when it comes to anything from technology to finance or anything in between, the world is changing, becoming...

Centre Stage, Inc. in Monrovia is a nonprofit performing arts studio offering instruction in voice, acting, piano and musical theater.

FIT4MOM is a community-based fitness program where moms can bring their kids along to the classes at the location of their choice across greater Pasadena.

By Emily Glory Peters You live in Los Angeles, so chances are you’ve been to a tea house before. But—you read it here first, folks—the best one yet just might be the newly opened Cup of Cha in Monrovia.

Are you thinking about buying a home?  If you are a first-time buyer, or haven’t purchased for many years, you may have many questions as to how to get into the real estate market.  Educating yourself-before you step into an open house-will set you up for...

By Brenda J. Trainor “NextGate” is one of those striking logo signs that we pass when cruising down Monrovia’s Huntington Drive. But most of us rarely know what is going on in the offices and manufacturing facilities that we...

On Friday, Nov. 22, 2019 Monrovia's civic, business, and religious communities will gather and give thanks at the 54th annual Community Prayer Breakfast.   The Monrovia Chamber of Commerce invites you to this morning filled with prayer, music, and gratitude. Monrovia Chamber hopes...

Arun and Binny Malik recognized at annual awards ceremony Dunkin’ Brands Group, Inc., the parent company of Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins, named Arun and Binny Malik of Monrovia as the 2019 Baskin-Robbins Operators of the Year at its recent awards ceremony at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. Each year,...

By Sari Canales, Monrovia Chamber Ribbon Cutting - Neighborhood Music School – Oct. 21 The Chamber is welcoming Neighborhood Music School on Oct. 21 at 4:30 p.m. at 25 S. First Ave. in Arcadia.

Calligraphy—once the stuff of ancient scripts—has risen again as a covetable skill amongst professional artists and casual hobbyists alike across Los Angeles. This past week, they converged at CalligraFair, a two-day event hosted by Monrovia’s own Smitten on Paper.