Chelsea, Dexter, and Manchester are part of the 5 Healthy Towns Project, which has implemented a variety of programs over the past decade to help residents eat better, move more, connect with each other in healthy ways, and avoid unhealthy substances.
Voxel51 originally planned to host a pingpong competition with one other company, but decided to expand that idea to create a tournament open to any startup that wants to join in.
At the meeting, community members will share experiences with predatory loans and government officials will provide information on legislation that can help protect borrowers.
The new county park in Superior Township will celebrate its grand opening – as will the Michigan Folk School, a nonprofit school for traditional arts and crafts, which will call the park home.
Free College Day began with the intent of allowing adults to view WCC's labs and classrooms. Since then it's grown into a family event with activities for children and options for young adults to learn about college life.
The supply chain management software company has big plans for continued growth in Ann Arbor.
Lecturer and longtime developer Peter Allen envisions an accelerator that would research potential public properties for development and then create affordable housing plans for use by the city or county.
C3 Industries plans to add up to 75 employees in the Ann Arbor area. It's also planning to open 15 to 20 Michigan dispensaries in the next two years, including one in Ann Arbor.
The program has grown rapidly since it launched last year, leaping from just over 200 visits in 2018 to nearly 1,000 visits so far this year.
Feonix Mobility Rising was awarded a $457,000 Michigan Mobility Challenge grant last year, and it's now using the funds to offer a disability awareness training program for local transportation professionals.
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