Ypsi startups find success with electric dirt bikes, on-demand delivery, and fraud prevention
We caught up with three startups based at downtown Ypsi's SPARK East business incubator to find out what's in their future.
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Making video games in the Midwest can be hard, but Ann Arbor developers find community in this group
Nestled within Ann Arbor's vibrant technology hub, a robust local chapter of the International Game Developers Association is creating an essential community support for both expert and novice developers.
Ann Arbor’s State Street reopens with curbless design
The project is the first phase of a major street renovation designed to improve safety, accessibility, and business flexibility.
“Ypsi in October” campaign promotes a month of spooky, autumnal events
Ypsi Real and Ypsilanti businesses are hoping to make Ypsi a destination for all things autumn and Halloween-themed this year.
From science-inspired jewelry to D&D pillows, meet Washtenaw County’s female makers
Washtenaw County's many women makers are defying maker culture norms and creating everything from functional art furniture to hybrid cat/octopus plushies.
Ypsi business changes include fresh-squeezed juice, cafe in an auto shop, and Regal Beagle revamp
We caught up with two new businesses – one selling juice, the other coffee – and an established bar and grill making some big changes.
Ann Arbor nonprofit and speaker company collaborate on massive interactive sculpture in Grand Rapids
Leon Speakers and CultureVerse teamed up to build EIRO, a three-story tower that responds to human interaction through light and sound, for Grand Rapids' ArtPrize event.
Photo essay: Scenes from Ypsilanti’s 2022 Parkridge SummerFest and Joe Dulin Community Day
The annual Parkridge SummerFest and Joe Dulin Community Day has deep significance for the Ypsilanti community, particularly residents of the city's Southside.
Ypsi-based lawn service uses sheep to mow local parks and yards
Project Mow uses a flock of 40 sheep to mow overgrown properties that aren't suitable for a riding mower or string trimmer.
Downtown Association of Ypsilanti seeks to broaden representation of Ypsi businesses
The Downtown Association of Ypsilanti is mulling big changes to create a more united and inclusive business community in Ypsilanti.
Making video games in the Midwest can be hard, but Ann Arbor developers find community in this group
Nestled within Ann Arbor's vibrant technology hub, a robust local chapter of the International Game Developers Association is creating an essential community support for both expert and novice developers.
Ann Arbor’s State Street reopens with curbless design
The project is the first phase of a major street renovation designed to improve safety, accessibility, and business flexibility.
“Ypsi in October” campaign promotes a month of spooky, autumnal events
Ypsi Real and Ypsilanti businesses are hoping to make Ypsi a destination for all things autumn and Halloween-themed this year.
From science-inspired jewelry to D&D pillows, meet Washtenaw County’s female makers
Washtenaw County's many women makers are defying maker culture norms and creating everything from functional art furniture to hybrid cat/octopus plushies.
Ypsi business changes include fresh-squeezed juice, cafe in an auto shop, and Regal Beagle revamp
We caught up with two new businesses – one selling juice, the other coffee – and an established bar and grill making some big changes.
Ann Arbor nonprofit and speaker company collaborate on massive interactive sculpture in Grand Rapids
Leon Speakers and CultureVerse teamed up to build EIRO, a three-story tower that responds to human interaction through light and sound, for Grand Rapids' ArtPrize event.
Photo essay: Scenes from Ypsilanti’s 2022 Parkridge SummerFest and Joe Dulin Community Day
The annual Parkridge SummerFest and Joe Dulin Community Day has deep significance for the Ypsilanti community, particularly residents of the city's Southside.
Ypsi-based lawn service uses sheep to mow local parks and yards
Project Mow uses a flock of 40 sheep to mow overgrown properties that aren't suitable for a riding mower or string trimmer.
Downtown Association of Ypsilanti seeks to broaden representation of Ypsi businesses
The Downtown Association of Ypsilanti is mulling big changes to create a more united and inclusive business community in Ypsilanti.
