Online accelerated business degree to help WCC grads quickly advance in their careers
byANN ARBOR – Following a stint in the Marine Corps, where he served as an Electro-Optical Ordinance Tech, Max Mercer has built himself a nice…
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Fighting Alzheimer’s: David E. Rutledge Charity Golf Outing is Sept. 13 at Eagle Crest
byThe David E. Rutledge Charity Golf Outing, presented by US Ecology and Absopure, is set to be back in-person on Monday, Sept. 13, at…
$1.4M grant to WCC supports student success through new Alpha Scholars program
byWashtenaw Community College (WCC) has received a $1.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support incoming freshmen in completing their associate…
The Eve and Annie Boutique is another welcome addition to downtown Dexter
byBy: Aimee Bingham Osinski anbingham@gmail.com Dexter residents may have noticed a new boutique downtown. My daughter and I stopped in last Saturday to find…
Dexter Forum Returns to the Wellness Center
byBy: Aimee Bingham Osinski anbingham@gmail.com In the step-by-step return to normalcy, I went to the Dexter Wellness Center for the Dexter Forum on Saturday…
Crowdfunding Campaign Launched for B2B Trail – Chelsea Connection
byCHELSEA – A new segment of the Border-to Border (B2B) Trail in Washtenaw County will reach downtown Chelsea through a crowdfunding campaign, Huron Waterloo Pathways…
WCC faculty member honored for development of engaging, innovative online course
byFor the second consecutive year, Washtenaw Community College faculty member Doug Waters has been honored for developing an engaging and innovative online course that…
Dexter City Council Meeting – July 16: Sanam Arab sworn in as new council member
byBy: Aimee Bingham Osinski anbingham@gmail.com The Dexter City Council July 16 meeting began with a Swearing in Ceremony as Sanam Arab was sworn in…
Collaborative citizen group hopes to save local oak trees
byBy: Aimee Bingham Osinski anbingham@gmail.com A few years ago Jason Eyster noticed the leaves of oak trees in the area turning yellow rather than…
Summer-skilled trades training returns at Washtenaw Community College
byANN ARBOR – Over 600 skilled trades workers will participate in national training programs on the Washtenaw Community College (WCC) campus over the next two…
