Ann Arbor company that helps users improve credit card health raises $4 million in seed funding
Banks and credit unions pay for Nickels' services to help them help their customers with credit card management.
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Making video games in the Midwest can be hard, but Ann Arbor developers find community in this group
Nestled within Ann Arbor's vibrant technology hub, a robust local chapter of the International Game Developers Association is creating an essential community support for both expert and novice developers.
After Ann Arbor residency, Ypsi artist to show work memorializing Asian hate crime victims in NYC
After debuting the fruits of her recent residency at the Graduate Hotel in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti artist, illustrator, and graphic recorder Yen Azzaro is taking her work on the road for a show in New York City.
a2Tech360 returns with week of events celebrating Ann Arbor tech
This year's program boasts over 20 mostly free events including pitch competitions, a podcast, live music, panels, awards, and TED-style talks.
Ann Arbor launches two-year project to rehabilitate water treatment plant
The project aims to address the 84-year-old plant's aging infrastructure and respond to new water contaminants that have arisen in the community.
Artists set to take over Washtenaw County courthouse in unprecedented project
Five Washtenaw County nonprofits, in partnership with the Washtenaw County Trial Court, will present an unprecedented artistic "court takeover" called the RE:CLAIM Project for eight weeks starting Sept. 15.
Justice InDeed aims to raise awareness about racist history – and present – of Ann Arbor housing
A local collaborative project is raising awareness of the decades-old “racially restrictive covenants” that technically prohibit people of color from living in local neighborhoods.
Ypsi-based app aims to fight predatory lending by facilitating peer-to-peer microloans
School uniforms, groceries, medication for grandparents, gas, and dental surgery are just a few things Washtenaw County residents are receiving loans for through a newly launched peer-to-peer microlending platform.
Campaign aims to create comprehensive guide to accessibility in Ann Arbor locations
Ann Arbor residents and businesses are being invited to help create a more inclusive city for people with disabilities by getting involved with a new tagging feature in the GO MUVE app.
