UMS will launch a pilot residency program at the Ypsilanti Freighthouse this April, highlighting Ypsi artists and residents through a week of free and "pay-what-you-wish" musical events.
Ann Arbor bookstore Booksweet will launch the second "season" of its bimonthly Banned Book Club on April 14.
The owner of Satchel’s BBQ recently announced a profit-sharing plan designed in part to help address staffing shortages.
The Ann Arbor YMCA recently became the first YMCA Aquatics Center in the country to use artificial intelligence technology to aid lifeguards and YMCA employees in water safety and drowning prevention.
Organizers are aiming to open the maker space in March at the Ypsilanti Township offices of the nonprofit Friends In Deed.
U-M Hospital has established a mobile mammography unit based at the U-M Ypsilanti Health Center in an effort to improve accessibility in the Ypsilanti community.
The city of Ann Arbor passed a “Right to Renew” ordinance in October of last year, stating that landlords may not deny renters lease renewals without just cause.
Atomic Object's Baker and Cook Fellowship will provide $2,500 annually, up to $10,000, throughout fellows' time studying computer science in higher education.
The free convention will feature several fiber artists, both local and from elsewhere in Michigan, as well as a variety of programs and classes fit for both fiber arts newcomers and professionals.
The popular networking event will return on Feb. 2 from 5 p.m.-6:30 p.m. at the BOS on 13 N. Washington St. in Ypsi.
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