From redevelopment to coffee shops, here’s what Ypsi Township residents envision for their future
About 1,000 residents gave input on their community's future during a four-day master plan workshop last week.
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How one U-M student turned a passion for legal cannabusiness into a national nonprofit
Adam Rosenberg is the founder of Green Wolverine, a cannabis industry-focused student organization that started at U-M and now has numerous chapters nationwide.
Ann Arbor women’s leadership conference promises strategies to combat pay inequality, gender bias
Hosted by Ann Arbor-based DaySmart Software, the new event aims to offer something more than the average women's leadership summit.
Oxford Companies acquires 777 E. Eisenhower, plans to catalyze an alternative to downtown Ann Arbor
The company hopes to make the State-Eisenhower corridor more pedestrian-friendly and introduce new retail or restaurant options into the area.
Ypsi’s East Cross Street named one of America’s “Great Places”
The street, which includes Depot Town's main drag, was one of 15 sites recognized this year by the American Planning Association.
SPARK to offer scholarships for Start Your Own Business program through Chemical Bank partnership
The one-day intensive course teaches entrepreneurs a broad range of skills from business plan development to marketing strategy. Scholarships will likely be offered based on financial need.
Domino’s Pizza, Arbor Research both constructing new office space at Domino’s Farms
The pizza company is building an annex to its headquarters, and health research nonprofit Arbor Research will relocate to a new headquarters.
Annual Entrepalooza symposium to focus on food entrepreneurship in Ann Arbor
Mary Lemmer says her fellow local food entrepreneurs "take a collaborative approach, where it's not about competition but about sharing resources and ideas and helping each other."
What does Duo Security’s sale mean for the Ann Arbor area and its tech industry?
Local entrepreneurs and tech industry insiders see a number of significant positives to the deal, as well as a few potential downsides.
SkySpecs adds Amsterdam office, doubles Ann Arbor staff
The Ann Arbor company, which uses automated drones to inspect wind turbines, has a high concentration of European customers.
How one U-M student turned a passion for legal cannabusiness into a national nonprofit
Adam Rosenberg is the founder of Green Wolverine, a cannabis industry-focused student organization that started at U-M and now has numerous chapters nationwide.
Ann Arbor women’s leadership conference promises strategies to combat pay inequality, gender bias
Hosted by Ann Arbor-based DaySmart Software, the new event aims to offer something more than the average women's leadership summit.
Oxford Companies acquires 777 E. Eisenhower, plans to catalyze an alternative to downtown Ann Arbor
The company hopes to make the State-Eisenhower corridor more pedestrian-friendly and introduce new retail or restaurant options into the area.
Ypsi’s East Cross Street named one of America’s “Great Places”
The street, which includes Depot Town's main drag, was one of 15 sites recognized this year by the American Planning Association.
SPARK to offer scholarships for Start Your Own Business program through Chemical Bank partnership
The one-day intensive course teaches entrepreneurs a broad range of skills from business plan development to marketing strategy. Scholarships will likely be offered based on financial need.
Domino’s Pizza, Arbor Research both constructing new office space at Domino’s Farms
The pizza company is building an annex to its headquarters, and health research nonprofit Arbor Research will relocate to a new headquarters.
Annual Entrepalooza symposium to focus on food entrepreneurship in Ann Arbor
Mary Lemmer says her fellow local food entrepreneurs "take a collaborative approach, where it's not about competition but about sharing resources and ideas and helping each other."
What does Duo Security’s sale mean for the Ann Arbor area and its tech industry?
Local entrepreneurs and tech industry insiders see a number of significant positives to the deal, as well as a few potential downsides.
SkySpecs adds Amsterdam office, doubles Ann Arbor staff
The Ann Arbor company, which uses automated drones to inspect wind turbines, has a high concentration of European customers.
