WCC: Students overcome struggles to earn GED diplomas
byJune 20 was an evening some students doubted was in reach. “I thought I was never going to graduate,” said Lawanda Leverett. “It was…
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor filmmaker’s movie “Boyne Falls” now available nationwide including on Amazon Prime
byAction movie “Boyne Falls,” produced by a trio of Michigan natives, is now available nationwide from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and ITN films. Written…
Business Spotlight: Proven Kitchen and Bath Studio hosts grand re-opening
byProven Kitchen and Bath Studio was overflowing on June 15 as owner Cassandra Provenzola and her staff hosted a grand re-opening event, complete with…
EMU to lead new effort to expand teaching of geographic information systems and technology in Michigan high schools
byWritten by Geoff Larcom / EMU YPSILANTI – Eastern Michigan University will lead a nearly $1 million state grant to develop geographic information systems and technology…
Regional: Sounds & Sights Festival Weekend Announces Schedule
byCHELSEA, MICH – Chelsea Area Festivals and Events is proud to announce the return of its annual Sounds & Sights Festival, presented by Rick Taylor…
Dexter Community Fund Announces 2019 Grant Process
byFor 2019, the Dexter Community Fund (DCF) is accepting grant proposals from non-profit and civic organizations to support projects in the following areas: Services/programs…
Washtenaw County Health Department Names New Health Officer
byYPSILANTI, Mich., June 24, 2019 – The Washtenaw County Health Department is happy to announce the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has appointed Jimena…
Deadline approaching for Sounds & Sights chalk art contest
byCHELSEA, MICH – The Sounds and Sights Festival will hold its seventh annual Chalk Art Contest on Saturday, July 27, 2019. Participants of all abilities and…
Save the date(s): Huron-Clinton Metroparks’ annual fireworks
byIt’s one of southeast Michigan’s favorite traditions: The Huron-Clinton Metroparks’ annual fireworks! This four night series brings together so much fun and excitement. Every…
Sixth Graders and High School IB Students Discuss World Religions in Summit Learning History Unit
byAt Creekside Intermediate, four 6th grade classes recently completed a six-week history unit on World Religions, collaborating with high school students currently enrolled in…
