For Women’s History Month, Alhambra Historical Society will present “Alhambra’s Early Women Influencers” on Thursday, March 20 at 7 pm at the Masonic Center, 9 West Woodward Avenue, Alhambra, CA…
We think of influencers today as online computer savvy young people who share their points of view and product placements with thousands, even millions of followers. But a couple of…
On December 20 2024, Peppy Sciarra marked his 100th birthday. That week his friends in the Alhambra Rotary Club and other civic organizations threw him a surprise birthday party. Fifty…
Downtown Alhambra Business Association will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with their 14th Annual Pub Crawl on Monday, March 17 on Main Street. The Pub Crawl event will start at the…
People have different objectives when they sell their homes. Some of these objectives can include: obtaining the highest possible selling price, selling the property quickly, negotiating a certain rent back…
How do you create an equitable portrait of Los Angeles? That’s the question that ArtCenter’s “What’s Your Story?” project seeks to answer. Students in the project class, taught by Ken…
We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children. -Chief Seattle What is sustainability? Is it something worth pursuing? Is it something we should…
The Alhambra Latino Association (ALA) invites Alhambra Unified School District families and staff members to a festive celebration of cultural diversity on Saturday, March 22. Celebrating Our Cultures will take…
Baldwin students received a hands-on introduction to the culinary arts. They learned essential skills like whisking, chopping, and plating under the guidance of Chef Bill Yee. The sessions inspired students’…
The Alhambra Unified School District community is invited to the Alhambra Council PTAs (ACPTA) Founders Day Dinner and Awards Celebration on April 11, at the Hilton Los Angeles/San Gabriel. This…
