Bourbon festival set to return to Ypsi
Ypsi Bourbon Fest will return Jan. 18 at the Michigan Firehouse Museum, promising a lively experience for bourbon enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
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Ann Arbor plans cookbook to advance carbon neutrality goals
Ann Arbor’s Office of Sustainability and Innovations is developing a free A2ZERO Community Cookbook to help Ann Arbor residents make climate-friendly food choices.
U-M report finds promising results for state pilot program supporting new parents
A pilot program that aimed to improve health outcomes for pregnant parents and their children has shown promising results, enhancing food and financial security and stabilizing housing for families.
Pop-up holiday market series returns to Ypsi for second year
Ypsilanti entrepreneurs Gordon "Big" Dooley and Travis Willis have partnered again this holiday season to present the Show Love Saturdays Pop Up Shop.
Free mental health care available to young Black men through new program in Ypsi Township
A new program in Ypsilanti Township is offering free mental health services to Black males aged 10-25 and their families.
Ann Arbor meeting between physicists Fermi and Heisenberg dramatized in new original play
The Ann Arbor District Library and Ann Arbor Civic Theatre have teamed up to present "Last Summer," an original one-act historical play about a pivotal conversation on nuclear weaponry that took place in Ann Arbor in 1939.
Ann Arbor, Ypsi artists to welcome buyers into their studios as part of seven-city Midwest event
Detroit-based ArtClvb, an online network for the art world, will bring its Studio Deals Midwest event to Washtenaw County this winter, connecting art buyers to artists in the artists' studios.
EMU LGBT Resource Center celebrates 30th anniversary with look back at center’s historical impact
Eastern Michigan University’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Resource Center has had significant impact on both the EMU and Ypsilanti communities.
U-M to continue research on vacant land reuse in Flint with federal funding renewal
The University of Michigan’s Prevention Research Center of Michigan has received $5 million in renewed funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to continue its community-based research, focused primarily on Flint, through 2029.
EMU to offer drive-through Thanksgiving meal giveaway for third year
Organizers hope to feed 500 Ypsilanti community members in Eastern Michigan University’s third annual "Thankful For You" drive-through Thanksgiving meal giveaway on Nov. 21.
