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Tom York on Business: Last Two Weeks of April Are Best Time to Put Your Home on the Market - Vimarsana News

Tom York on Business: Last Two Weeks of April Are Best Time to Put Your Home on the Market

Local sellers who put their homes on the market in the last half of April 2023 got a 3.1% boost to the sales price, or about $29,600, according to an analysis by Zillow.

East County Happenings, July 23: Free caregivers class; La Mesa e-bike class; Sip of Julian - Vimarsana News

East County Happenings, July 23: Free caregivers class; La Mesa e-bike class; Sip of Julian

City councils: El Cajon, 3 p.m. Tuesday; La Mesa, 6 p.m.

La Mesa, flush with federal cash, is now accepting pitches for new businesses - Vimarsana News

La Mesa, flush with federal cash, is now accepting pitches for new businesses

The city is about to begin accepting applications from entrepreneurs who'd like grants from La Mesa's federal Covid relief funds.

East County Happenings, July 3 - Vimarsana News

East County Happenings, July 3

La Mesa launches business program La Mesa has joined the East County Economic Development Council and the Small Business Development Center to launch the La Mesa Entrepreneurship Accelerator Program.

La Mesa Village Enhancement Fund Renewed, But Not All Businesses See It As A Boon - Vimarsana News

La Mesa Village Enhancement Fund Renewed, But Not All Businesses See It As A Boon

The fund will use more than $47,000 in parking meter revenues to help create fun events in La Mesa Village, hoping to draw people to area businesses to spend money. From the fiery riot in the city that destroyed and damaged businesses last May to the pandemic restrictions, Maxwell's House of Books owner Craig Maxwell will tell you:   it's been a tough year-and-a-half for some neighboring business owners. "Those that rely entirely on walk-in business have been hanging by their fingernails," said Maxwell. Hoping to help, on May 25, La Mesa City Council renewed its Village Enhancement Fund f...