Chef brings memories of Korean home to new restaurant above Ann Arbor’s Jolly Pumpkin
Chef James Park describes his new restaurant, Bori Korean Kitchen & Bar, as "a love letter to Korea, to Ann Arbor, and to the feeling of home."
WCC receives grant to expand free textbook program
Washtenaw Community College has been awarded a new state grant that will expand a program that provides students free digital textbooks and other low-cost learning materials.
Ypsi Farmers Market to continue food assistance program launched during government shutdown
Shoppers with Bridge Cards can receive $40 in tokens to spend on food from the market. The program will continue through the winter.
Here’s how opioid lawsuit settlement funds are being used in Washtenaw County
$16 million in opioid settlement funds are coming to the county over the next 18 years. Here's how the first round of funds will be spent.
EMU professor and students present Peruvian mummy research at international congress
An Eastern Michigan University chemistry professor and two undergraduate students presented at the 11th World Congress on Mummy Studies in Cusco, Peru.
3 new public art installations in Ann Arbor and the stories behind them
We chatted with the artists behind three new Ann Arbor public art installations to learn about the background and creative process behind them.
Holiday art fair featuring local artisans set to return to downtown Ypsi
Riverside Arts Center's (RAC) Holiday Art Fair will return to downtown Ypsilanti Nov. 22 and 23 for the third year in a row, with three spaces throughout RAC filled with local handmade goods.
New collaborative theater space in Ann Arbor offers cabaret-style stage for rent
Forge Theater Collaborative Community and Studio Space offers a small-stage, cabaret-style theater open for community members producing their own works.
Ypsi and Superior Township recreation center moves forward with architect selection
The Eastern Washtenaw Community Recreation Center in Ypsilanti and Superior townships is one step closer to reality.
Washtenaw County sickle cell disease researchers and activists see promise in gene therapy, threats in federal funding cuts
As gene therapies become a reality and data-driven research expands despite federal funding cuts, the sickle cell disease community in Washtenaw County stands at a crossroads.
