The new county park in Superior Township will celebrate its grand opening – as will the Michigan Folk School, a nonprofit school for traditional arts and crafts, which will call the park home.
Blacklights and embellished glowing figures will return to Washington Street in Ypsilanti on Oct. 25 as ypsiGLOW celebrates its fourth consecutive year. Here's how you can get involved.
Michigan Libraries for Life has grown substantially since it launched at U-M. Over the years, the program secured interest beyond the university's libraries and crossed over to public libraries across the state.
The new offer allows any student in a degree-granting program to get a ticket to any A²SO show at a monthly charge of just $5.
The Summer19 program offered its young participants free "soft skills" training before placing them in part-time summer jobs. It's a collaboration between the University of Michigan, Michigan Works! Southeast, and Washtenaw County.
Free College Day began with the intent of allowing adults to view WCC's labs and classrooms. Since then it's grown into a family event with activities for children and options for young adults to learn about college life.
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.
Saharsh Hajela found himself tired of the time-consuming hoops he had to jump through to contact his local elected officials. So he decided to take matters into his own hands.
The supply chain management software company has big plans for continued growth in Ann Arbor.
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.
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