The Business Beat for the Week of May 19th

​Armour Heights Pharmacy, a new Guardian Pharmacy, is open in East City at 195 Hunter Street East at the corner of Hunter Street and Armour Road. The owner and manager Praneet Naik has been a resident of Peterborough for 25 years and achieved his Doctor of Pharmacy and Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management in Boston. He is looking forward to assisting with any medication or health concerns you may have. They offer free prescription delivery, vaccinations and immunizations, compliance blister packaging, minor ailments consultations, and medication reviews. Drop by or visit them online at armourheightspharmacy.com.
 
There’s a new event for women of all ages to build a life of prosperity and financial independence. ProspHER will be held June 19 at 6:30pm at the Pie-Eyed Monk in Lindsay. It features speakers Julie Brown of Tabono Therapy and Alanna Abramsky of Broad Money and includes networking opportunities, charcuterie, goal setting resources, door prizes, and more. ProspHER was founded by Jess Shea of Kawartha Mortgage Group and Laura Kennedy of Elevate Communications and Events to focus on aligning wealth, health and wisdom for women of all ages and stages of life. You can find out more on Instagram at PropHER.ca.
 
Cavan Monaghan has its first fitness studio, Millbrook Fit, which officially opened last week. It’s your destination for top-tier workouts, expert trainers, and a community that’s all about strength, motivation, and results. They offer programs for everyone, from beginners to fitness pros. Their facility includes 24/7 access to their state-of-the-art gym, opportunities for one-on-one coaching to build your personalized plan, and focused small group classes designed to challenge and connect. Drop by 40 King Street East in Millbrook and see what Millbrook Fit has to offer.
 
It's exciting when we see local businesses leading the way with innovative technology. Cormor has teamed up with Habitat for Humanity Peterborough and Kawartha Region for a first of its kind 3D printed home. Cormor uses large-scale 3D concrete printers that quickly build long-lasting, high-quality, and sustainable buildings. The partnership with Habitat provides an opportunity to use this innovative construction technique to provide a local family with the opportunity for affordable homeownership.