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Sierra Lambert, Gabrielle Watts, and Maria Pomo Castillo at Bridge Community Cafe.
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Longform Some favorite dishes at Latin American Cuban Cuisine. Entrepreneurship

Mission-driven cafe, Cuban cuisine, 1920s-themed restaurant among new Ypsilanti businesses

Sarah RiggWednesday, January 19, 2022
Feature Story Khalid el-Hakim Arts and Culture

Mobile museum sees Black history on the move in Howell

Kahn Santori DavisonWednesday, January 19, 2022
Innovation News A graphic promoting the Washtenaw County Black Farmers Fund's application period. Sustainability

New fund seeks applications as it prepares to distribute $100,000 to local Black farmers

Sarah RiggWednesday, January 19, 2022
Longform Vibrant Life co-owner and founder Dean Solden. Healthy Communities

Free health care job training bootcamp at WCC helps address health care worker shortage

Sabine Bickford BrownWednesday, January 12, 2022
Longform Sam Killian and Kelly Scott at YDL-Whittaker. Healthy Communities

From teen chats to mindfulness sessions, Ypsilanti District Library offers mental health resources

Sarah RiggWednesday, January 12, 2022
Development News Newly preserved land in Sharon Township. Sustainability

53 acres of western Washtenaw County wildlife habitat to be permanently preserved

Jaishree Drepaul-BruderWednesday, January 12, 2022
Innovation News Better Me Youth founder Carla Whitsett accepts the state of Michigan's Support Staff Professional of the Year award. Kids and Education

Ypsilanti paraeducator uses prize money to launch nonprofit serving local youth

Sarah RiggWednesday, January 12, 2022
Innovation News LynxDx staff at one of the company's drive-through COVID-19 testing sites. Technology and Innovation

Ann Arbor cancer testing startup continues adding employees, sites to meet COVID testing demand

Sabine Bickford BrownWednesday, January 12, 2022
Longform Alexis Braun Marks and Matt Jones inside the EMU Aerie. Arts and Culture

EMU creates mobile oral history recording booth to collect stories of ordinary Ypsilanti residents

Sarah RiggWednesday, January 5, 2022
Longform The new accessible auditorium at High Point School. Kids and Education

FIRST LOOK: Inside Ann Arbor's newly rebuilt, state-of-the-art High Point School

Jaishree Drepaul-BruderWednesday, January 5, 2022
Innovation News Nutshell graphic Technology and Innovation

With new expansion, Ann Arbor software company takes aim at marketing industry giants

Sabine Bickford BrownWednesday, January 5, 2022
Innovation News WCCMH Program Administrator Melisa Tasker. Healthy Communities

Washtenaw County opens free 24/7 hotline for substance use treatment support

Sabine Bickford BrownWednesday, January 5, 2022
Innovation News Agnes and Stephen Reading's $1 million gift will make the new scholarship possible. Kids and Education

Ann Arbor philanthropists' gift to create 10 annual free-ride scholarships for WCC nursing students

Jaishree Drepaul-BruderWednesday, January 5, 2022
Longform Trista Van Tine, Nhu Do, Linette Lao, Linh Song, Praveena Ramaswami, and Yen Azzaro meet at Gallup Park. Community Development

What are you most excited for in Washtenaw County in 2022?

Concentrate staffWednesday, December 15, 2021
Innovation News Volunteers at Women and Men Working for Change's 2020 holiday dinner. Community Development

Ypsi nonprofit to host free holiday dinner Dec. 23

Sarah RiggWednesday, December 15, 2021
Innovation News Mike Han's "Together We Are Whole" at HOMES Campus. Arts and Culture

New HOMES Campus gallery space to highlight local artists

Sabine Bickford BrownWednesday, December 15, 2021
Innovation News Bilal Saeed (right) with Billy Cisco of Supreme Felons. Equity

Ann Arbor soccer club chair to present on anti-racism at United Soccer League summit

Jaishree Drepaul-BruderWednesday, December 15, 2021
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Ann Arbor Entrepreneurs Fund DEI Internship Program participants Sabrina Xiao and Mohamed Said.
Building a better tech industry

We're digging into the issue of diversity, equity, and inclusion in Washtenaw County's tech industry through a year-long series supported by Ann Arbor SPARK. Read the stories below:
 

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