Washtenaw ISD’s Bridge Team offers mental health support for students
Since 2023, a dedicated clinical team has been available to assist Washtenaw County students experiencing mental health challenges.
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WCC receives grant to expand free textbook program
Washtenaw Community College has been awarded a new state grant that will expand a program that provides students free digital textbooks and other low-cost learning materials.
New collaborative theater space in Ann Arbor offers cabaret-style stage for rent
Forge Theater Collaborative Community and Studio Space offers a small-stage, cabaret-style theater open for community members producing their own works.
Harm reduction efforts seek to reduce high overdose rates in Ypsi
Organizations are deploying harm reduction efforts to combat substance use disorder in Ypsilanti, where many of Washtenaw County's overdoses are concentrated.
BrightWorks Coworking adds third Ann Arbor location
BrightWorks Coworking plans to open its third Ann Arbor location in February, this time in downtown Ann Arbor.
New nonprofit arts exhibition space to open in downtown Ann Arbor
CLUSTER Museum, a new exhibition space for contemporary literary and visual arts, will open Oct. 3 at 307 N. Main St. in Ann Arbor.
Washtenaw County’s conserved farmland to be spotlighted in upcoming tour
In celebration of 25 years of protecting farmland and natural areas, the Washtenaw Conservation Collective will host tours of three Washtenaw County farms on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Inaugural Michigan Arts Festival brings 55 events to Ann Arbor, Ypsi, Dearborn, Detroit, and Flint
The inaugural Michigan Arts Festival is coming to all four of the University of Michigan's campuses Sept. 25-Oct. 26.
Ann Arbor nonprofit helps kids experience summer camp for free
The Ann Arbor nonprofit Washtenaw Camp Placement, founded in 1962, helps kids ages 9 to 16 experience the transformative experience of sleepaway summer camp.
Workers get free tools, uniforms, and more through state program and Michigan Works! Southeast
Barrier Removal and Employment Success funding has gone toward assisting people with purchasing work items, tools, and transportation, along with providing emergency resources to job seekers.
