County health department seeks diverse applicants for new steering committee
Committee members' first duty will be to identify health issues they'd like to address in the community.
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Workit Health addiction recovery program increases visibility with Blue Cross Blue Shield investment
The company, which has Ann Arbor and California offices, recently closed a Series A funding round led by Blue Cross Blue Shield Venture Partners.
We the People Growers Association launches nonprofit opportunity center with matching fundraiser
The organization, which began as a sustainable farming initiative employing formerly incarcerated people, has branched out in multiple ways recently.
Ann Arbor Film Festival director takes on additional role as festival programmer
In addition to steering the ship for this year's festival, Leslie Raymond also made the final picks on which films will be seen in which programs.
Contraceptive implantation device advances to semi-finals of both Michigan Business Challenge tracks
The student-designed device aims to provide safe access to contraceptive implants in rural third-world areas where physicians may be scarce or nonexistent.
Here’s how Ann Arbor developed one of the U.S.’ highest concentrations of women-founded startups
Ann Arbor had the most women-founded, venture-backed companies of all the major U.S. metro areas examined in a recent study.
Ypsi event will gather input on how to simplify Michigan’s expungement process
Expunging a criminal record can be a difficult and costly process, but an upcoming Clean Slate Ypsi meeting aims to develop a plan to lobby the legislature to change that.
“Life on Brand”: A podcast created by and for local entrepreneurs
Two Ann Arbor business owners created the podcast, which highlights the struggles of starting a business and offers advice and inspiration for entrepreneurs.
Concentrate and Issue Media Group join Michigan Press Association
IMG's membership will more than double the number of online-only news organizations accepted into the 150-year-old organization.
USDA awards Ann Arbor Greenbelt $1 million to protect green space
The Greenbelt and its local partners will match the grant, which means $2 million will go toward protecting local farmland and open spaces through conservation easements.
Workit Health addiction recovery program increases visibility with Blue Cross Blue Shield investment
The company, which has Ann Arbor and California offices, recently closed a Series A funding round led by Blue Cross Blue Shield Venture Partners.
We the People Growers Association launches nonprofit opportunity center with matching fundraiser
The organization, which began as a sustainable farming initiative employing formerly incarcerated people, has branched out in multiple ways recently.
Ann Arbor Film Festival director takes on additional role as festival programmer
In addition to steering the ship for this year's festival, Leslie Raymond also made the final picks on which films will be seen in which programs.
Contraceptive implantation device advances to semi-finals of both Michigan Business Challenge tracks
The student-designed device aims to provide safe access to contraceptive implants in rural third-world areas where physicians may be scarce or nonexistent.
Here’s how Ann Arbor developed one of the U.S.’ highest concentrations of women-founded startups
Ann Arbor had the most women-founded, venture-backed companies of all the major U.S. metro areas examined in a recent study.
Ypsi event will gather input on how to simplify Michigan’s expungement process
Expunging a criminal record can be a difficult and costly process, but an upcoming Clean Slate Ypsi meeting aims to develop a plan to lobby the legislature to change that.
“Life on Brand”: A podcast created by and for local entrepreneurs
Two Ann Arbor business owners created the podcast, which highlights the struggles of starting a business and offers advice and inspiration for entrepreneurs.
Concentrate and Issue Media Group join Michigan Press Association
IMG's membership will more than double the number of online-only news organizations accepted into the 150-year-old organization.
USDA awards Ann Arbor Greenbelt $1 million to protect green space
The Greenbelt and its local partners will match the grant, which means $2 million will go toward protecting local farmland and open spaces through conservation easements.
