Washtenaw County’s hottest residential markets in 2023, according to realtors
Higher demand compared to national trends is driving continued interest in popular neighborhoods – and even creating some new hot areas.
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National nonprofit gives initial OK for affordable artist housing development in Ann Arbor or Ypsi
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti have been deemed viable for an artist-oriented affordable housing development, according to a preliminary feasibility study conducted by Artspace, a nonprofit real estate developer.
New Washtenaw County improv theatre seeks proposals for long-form shows
Whatabout Theatre, a relatively new Ann Arbor- and Ypsilanti-based improv theatre company, is seeking proposals for long-form structured improv shows through a new venture called the Revolving Stage Program.
New system streamlines process of getting substance use disorder treatment in Washtenaw County
For the past year, a new phone number has provided a convenient single point of access for individuals seeking substance use disorder treatment in Washtenaw County to receive an assessment and referrals for further treatment.
Ann Arbor PTO Council launches fundraiser to support economically disadvantaged schools
While some Ann Arbor PTOs have raised as much as $238 per student per year, others have been able to raise only $40 per student per year. The new fundraiser aims to help close that gap.
Two Ann Arbor businesses ranked on Inc. Magazine list of fastest-growing Midwest companies
Metric Marketing and RXA were recently included on Inc. Magazine’s list of 203 companies "Making an Outsized Impact in the Midwest."
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti pop-up restaurants navigate transition to brick-and-mortar business
Pop-up restaurants and food trucks flourished in Washtenaw County during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the past two years have seen several such businesses make the transition to full-fledged brick-and-mortar restaurants.
Summer youth employment program seeks Washtenaw County employers and young job-seekers
The SummerWorks program, which matches young adults with paid internships and mentoring in Washtenaw County, will return this summer for its eighth season.
Clothes may be easier to recycle, thanks to U-M-developed tech that can encode information in fabric
Photonic fibers developed by U-M researchers can encode information on fabric composition in clothes that can then be "read" like a barcode.
Ann Arbor software company continues growth despite tech industry slowdown
InfoReady provides software for colleges and universities, medical centers, government agencies, and other organizations to manage internal grants, competitions, and approval processes.
