Writer Morgan Parker examines personal and political topics in new essay collection
The award-winning poet, novelist, and essayist will give a reading in Ann Arbor on Dec 5.
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30 years of Southeast Michigan music history spotlighted in exhibit of Ann Arbor photographer’s work
Ann Arbor-based photographer Doug Coombe calls a new exhibition of his work "a love letter to the many amazing music communities … of Southeastern Michigan."
Washtenaw County schools explore consolidating career technical education for consistency and equity
No Washtenaw County student has access to all 60 of the county's CTE offerings. That could change, though, as school officials explore ways to consolidate CTE offerings.
Ann Arbor area recognized for accessibility for travelers with disabilities
The Ann Arbor area is the first community in Michigan to receive verification from an online travel platform that exclusively promotes accessibility in travel for individuals with physical, cognitive, and invisible disabilities.
Free event to offer employers introduction to creating registered apprenticeships
As part of National Apprenticeship Week, Michigan Works! Southeast is inviting area employers to a free event in Ann Arbor that will cover the basics of creating a registered apprenticeship program.
New WCC program offers financial assistance and apprenticeships for future teachers
Those considering a teaching career could have their college tuition and fees paid for through a new Washtenaw Community College program designed to address Michigan's educator shortage.
Washtenaw County receives $4.3m federal grant to address youth homelessness
Washtenaw County was recently awarded a "pivotal" $4.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program.
New nonprofit aims to build unity among Ann Arbor’s business districts
Ann Arbor’s State Street District recently announced the launch of the Downtown Ann Arbor Partnership, which is committed to community development and inclusivity across Ann Arbor's downtown spaces.
Ann Arbor publisher prints young people’s work through free workshop series
Local youth will see the fruits of their literary efforts in print soon, thanks to Ann Arbor-based publisher Dzanc Books.
Transit and pedestrian improvements in Ann Arbor receive $400,000 in state grants
The state of Michigan has awarded a total of $400,000 in grants to support transit- and pedestrian-oriented improvements on Fourth Avenue in Ann Arbor near Blake Transit Center.
