Sarah Rigg is a freelance writer and editor in Ypsilanti Township and the project manager ofOn the Ground Ypsilanti. She joinedConcentrate as a news writer in early 2017 and is an occasional contributor to otherIssue Media Group publications. You may reach her at sarahrigg1@gmail.com.
Nonprofits and university students and faculty in Washtenaw County are starting food pantries and advocating for policies that help students overcome systemic barriers.
SPARK East recently completed renovations to its Ypsilanti business incubator and is also devoting new funding to events, grants, and other services for Ypsilanti residents.
More than 60 local students will have their art featured in an exhibit at the U.S. Department of Education. They're currently in the midst of fundraising so they can attend the show's opening.
The event offers a variety of free and low-cost activities that encourage residents to get out and enjoy one of Ypsilanti's most important natural resources.
With a new superintendent and new administrators appointed to key positions, school district officials are hoping to create stability and map out a course for the district over the next few years.
Washtenaw County and the city of Ypsilanti are seeking resident input on what kind of improvements they'd like to see funded in part by a federal community development block grant.
Grace Fellowship Church House of Solutions is seeking to address its community's physical and mental health needs through its nonprofit, Community Family Life Center.
Following up on a successful first storytelling event in December, Concentrate and On the Ground are bringing back the event, this time with a theme of "transportation."