Students invited to explore STEM at WCC during February break
ANN ARBOR – Local students are invited to spend their February mid-winter break on the Washtenaw Community College (WCC) campus immersed in STEM learning. Four…
Greensky Bluegrass headlines opening night of 2026 Ann Arbor Folk Festival
Made-in-Michigan favorites Greensky Bluegrass are set to headline the opening night concert for the 2026 Ann Arbor Folk Festival at Hill Auditorium on Friday, January 30,…
Scio Twp. Land Preservation Program closes on conservation easement purchase
The Scio Township Land Preservation Program recently closed on a conservation easement purchase from Carol Fletcher. The property is nearly 16 acres in size…
New state grant helps WCC students save on textbooks
ANN ARBOR – Washtenaw Community College (WCC) has been awarded a new state grant to expand a program that has already saved students more…
Ballet Chelsea presents its captivating rendition of The Nutcracker Dec. 12-14
CHELSEA – Immerse yourself in a magical experience as Ballet Chelsea proudly presents its captivating rendition of The Nutcracker. This beloved holiday classic is…
Michigan Medicine names Julie Ishak chief nurse and operations executive
ANN ARBOR – Julie Ishak, M.S.N., R.N., NP-BC, University of Michigan Health’s top nursing executive, has been appointed chief nurse and operations executive for Michigan…
Rockin’ for the Hungry to raise 1.5 million meals
ANN ARBOR — Food Gatherers, ann arbor’s 107one, and Kroger will once again join forces during the holiday season to help alleviate hunger in…
U-M Health-Sparrow meeting need for more patient care in rural Ionia
ANN ARBOR – University of Michigan Health-Sparrow Ionia will build a new 31,000 square foot ambulatory clinic center adjacent to the current hospital, after approval…
Skyline High School Theatre presents “Leaving Iowa” under new artistic director
ANN ARBOR – Skyline Theatre invites you on a journey full of laughs and nostalgia with Leaving Iowa. The play will be performed Nov….
AAPS Exceptional Teacher: Alicia Rey-Murrell, Haisley Elementary second grade teacher
Alicia Rey-Murrell was born in Ann Arbor to Cuban exiles and grew up surrounded by a large, loving family. She says her everyday life…
