Ypsilanti Community High School students learned about more than just art in the process of creating their two new murals at the Ypsilanti District Library and the the Ypsilanti Farmers Market downtown. We stopped by their recent mural unveilings to get the inside story.
The co-op has provided free tune-ups and repairs for 310 bikes since it got started in May at the Ypsilanti Farmers Market in Depot Town, and it's planning to offer more services next year.
The nighttime ypsiGLOW festival returns for its second year on Oct. 27, and organizers want to make sure all members of the community have the opportunity to participate.
Emerson Jeffries started building websites while playing "school" in his basement. Now he'll be presenting to an annual conference on good web development practices.
The Ypsilanti Housing Commission's housing complexes have made a dramatic transformation over the past five years as they've transitioned from traditional public housing to a public-private partnership model.
As a child, Ann Arbor entrepreneur Debra Power dreamed of attending a class that would teach her how to start a business. Now, as an adult, she's making that dream come true for local kids.
Mark Maynard is encouraging Ypsi residents to take photos, videos, or audio recordings of their town this weekend in order to create a digital time capsule via social media.
The event, which also aims to spotlight other Michigan audio equipment manufacturers, will feature live music, food, and craft beer.
The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority saw considerable demand for transit in Ypsi Township, but not enough density to merit a traditional bus route. So the authority got creative.
What's the secret to maintaining a business in Ann Arbor? Numerous local business owners would say that it's being married (or engaged) to your business partner. We talked to three of them.
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