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.
Ann Arbor SPARK honored 18 area companies showing above-average growth at its recent annual meeting, including software company Llamasoft, which has received the award for 10 years in a row.
The Washtenaw Educational Options Consortium will recognize EMU's commitment to its early college program with a financial contribution to the $40 million renovation project, set to begin this summer.
Ann Arbor's ninth brewery has been delayed due to red tape and building renovations, but it plans to distinguish itself through unique offerings and a focus on its west-side community.
The Michigan Venture Capital Association’s 2017 research report shows growth both in the number of venture-backed startups and the number of venture capital investment professionals working in the state.
Drivers fresh out of training understand the mechanics of navigating in an automobile but don’t have the real-world experience that helps seasoned motorists avoid hazards. That’s where the LookOut driving simulator comes in.
Washtenaw County residents will have a chance to mark Earth Day with a tour of the home, which was built to the stringent, eco-friendly requirements of the Living Building Challenge.
Supported by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and New Economy Initiative, the fund's goal is to raise $4.2 million in two years and offer up to $150,000 in capital to early-stage startups.
Swim coaching app MySwimPro took the $40,000 grand prize at the Greenlight Michigan competition, while eco-friendly animal feed producer Kulisha took the $6,500 first place award in the undergraduate category.