After filling a commercial block in Ypsilanti Township with women- and people of color-owned beauty businesses, business owners there are promoting themselves as "The Beauty Block."
We sat down with the owners of three of Ypsi's newest restaurants to discuss their cuisine and what brought them to the city.
SPARK and three other Michigan nonprofits received a total of $18 million from the Michigan Innovate Capital Fund.
Lowertown Bar and Cafe co-owner Pete Baker hopes to see more neighborhood stores, bars, and coffee shops pop up throughout Ann Arbor, not just on the North Side.
Here's how three Ypsi entrepreneurs give back to their community in a variety of ways.
The event will feature 18 wellness-related local businesses, offering food, music, live demonstrations, free goods, and free or discounted services.
This summer, creative consulting studio A2 Creative Labs opened with a goal of aiding small businesses and tech startups in finding unique ways to develop their online brands and identities.
FreightMiner's technology would allow trucks to be remotely operated at the beginning and the end of a drive, while being autonomously driven over the long freeway stretch.
The program, a collaboration between several county organizations, targets microbusinesses that have five or fewer employees and meet a certain income threshold.
Promotional materials say the event, hosted by a Grand Rapids-based chocolate company, will offer an opportunity to "meet, greet, and eat" with a variety of Michigan-based chocolate producers.
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