Transit oriented development is popping up north of Ann Arbor. A developer is proposing to turn an old industrial plant in Whitmore Lake into a mixed-use development called Whitmore Station that would be centered on the proposed U.S. 23 commuter rail line.
Round is the new black in Ann Arbor. At least when it comes to traffic management. The city is holding an open house for its latest traffic circle project at Nixon and Huron Parkway on March 5. The city plans to build the traffic circle there this summer.
Michiganders don't take risks, reports the Ann Arbor Business Review, and thus are missing out on opportunities. The state's financial future, the AABR reports, relies at least partly on self-confidence.
Ann Arbor's CFI Group is growing quickly. In the last year, the company increased its workforce by 20 percent, hiring 20 people in Ann Arbor alone, says newly-appointed CEO Sheri Teodoru, and is hiring five more.
When you're a company on the grow, it's best to stretch two ways at once. And that's what Ann Arbor's Beyond Interactionis doing by changing their name and adding staff.
They're not easily seen nor smelled, but Ann Arbor-area residents know when they see one of the Ann Arbor Transportation Authorities new hybrid buses. And the AATA expects to add five more by March.
As Generations X and Y reach their childrearing years, they find few family-time options that reflect their desire to swim against the mainstream. From urban to urbane, there's a growing national trend for play spaces and social groups that cater to hip kids.
You’ve heard the one about building a better mousetrap – how about building a better mouse? The scientists at Ann Arbor’s GeneVivo are doing just that, pioneering technology that makes it easier to use mice for medical and scientific research.
Mercedes-Benz may have big plans for Ann Arbor. The automaker is considering adding new services to its Ann Arbor facility in addition to an expansion already underway.
Expanding Ann Arbor's greenbelt is going to take a little more green. The city is applying for $1.6 million in federal money to help fund its latest purchase of the development rights to 337 acres of farmland in Ann Arbor Township.
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