Women in Business

This month, we are highlighting five Washtenaw County women business owners who inspire for Women’s History Month. Patty Hoffman, Illustrator, owner of Happy Street Studio,...

Imagine arriving in a new city where everything is unfamiliar. This is where Ann Arboristas steps in, ready to guide you through Ann Arbor's...

Our black neighbors need our support. Let’s give it by supporting local black-owned businesses in Washtenaw County. This list will help!

We had a chance to speak with women business owners in the area to see what keeps them motivated! Get to know the owners of some of your favorite spots.

The Ark always goes all-out for their annual Folk Festival. Every January since 1976, crowds have gathered to hear the best Michigan folk musicians...

Our local cinema has struggled this year, but they worked to keep us entertained with great movies. Here are a few of the best ways theaters kept us engaged.

Adelaide Knights encourages women and helps cancer patients through her work at the Cancer Support Community and The Brides Project. Learn more about what she does here!

Eileen Spring, CEO of Food Gatherers, has been announced as Woman of the Year by the United Way of Washtenaw County for her work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We’ve received quite a few letters about the upcoming election. Here are some opinions from people in our community!

The pandemic won't stop our local theaters and movie lovers from learning to cope! Check out these upcoming films from the safety and comfort of your car.

The Detroit Historical Museum highlights 20 years of Electronic Music Festivals with a brand new exhibit that will run from Sept 26 until next year's Electronic Festival.

In Ashley Lucas' new book, Prison Theatre and the Global Crisis of Incaraceration, we get a first-hand experience of the role that theater plays in prison and why it's important.