Ypsilanti Township's John E. Lawrence Summer Jazz series has grown rapidly, with crowds of as many as 10,000 attending in person and even more watching concert livestreams on YouTube.
The bilingual group helps immigrant students build lasting relationships, as well as learn skills to navigate anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges.
The SURE Moms program is a place of healing from intergenerational trauma, an informal business incubator, and sometimes a lifeline.
After nearly two centuries in existence, Brown Chapel AME is continuing a broad-ranging mission of community service.
The state of Michigan recently awarded the county a $15 million grant towards development of a new rec center, which will be supplemented by $10 million in additional funds.
Ann Arbor city officials and community members gathered on June 9 for the opening of the city’s second resilience hub, located at Bryant Community Center.
Virginia Basler, a former Rosie the Riveter, recently celebrated a century of life and continues to volunteer at multiple Ypsilanti organizations.
Live music, food trucks, comedy, community resources, and more will be available in the parking lot behind Puffer Reds, 113 W. Michigan Ave. on June 16-18.
Jim Mangi's struggle to find support after his wife's Alzheimer's diagnosis led him to create an organization for others facing the same challenge.
This season, the Independent Film Festival Ypsilanti will feature 10 film programs, two free and two paid public workshops, a gallery video installation, discussions with filmmakers, and a live listening event.
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