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TheRide Accepts Public Feedback on Preliminary Designs for New Ypsilanti Transit Center Feedback accepted April 17 – May 23
ANN ARBOR, MI – The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide) has launched a public engagement period to provide the community with an opportunity to learn more about and share feedback on preliminary designs for the new Ypsilanti Transit Center in downtown Ypsilanti. The Ypsilanti Transit Center Reconstruction project, which is a part of TheRide’s Long-Range Plan, focuses on constructing a new transit center in Ypsilanti to serve the growing greater Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area. The proposed new
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RACE TO TALENT: Livingston Businesses can Unlock the Power of Registered Apprenticeships at New Event.
BRIGHTON, MI – Michigan Works! Southeast, in collaboration with the Michigan Works! Association, the State of Michigan, and local Chambers of Commerce, is excited to announce the first-ever Race to Talent event. Set to take place on Thursday, May 15, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM at Oak Pointe Country Club, this event will demystify Registered Apprenticeships and showcase their impact across all industries. “Apprenticeship is the future of hiring and talent development,” says Amber Keyes, Business
Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra launches 2025-26 Season
Music Director Earl Lee opens his fourth season at the helm of the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra. Photo: Kelvin J. Baker Thursday, April 24, 2025 (Ann Arbor, MI) — The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra (A2SO) has announced its 2025/26 season, the 97th since the Symphony’s founding in 1928. One of the most ambitious concert lineups in the A2SO’s history pairs high-profile appearances by some of the most influential and prodigious creative voices active today with dynamic concert programming and an iridescent
Nearly $2 million in state grants, new programs will advance semiconductor, battery education at WCC
ANN ARBOR, Michigan (April 23, 2025) – Nearly $2 million in grants at Washtenaw Community College (WCC), along with new associate degree and certificate programs, will advance Michigan’s mobility sector through semiconductor and battery education and training. New grants totaling nearly $2 million from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) will support an associate degree and several specialized certificates, creating pathways to in-demand careers and seamless transfers to institutions
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TheRide Announces Spring Service Adjustments Begin Sunday, May 4
ANN ARBOR, MI – The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide) is making minor routing adjustments to a few routes beginning Sunday, May 4, 2025. The service updates include revisions to routes 4 and 62. The service updates are: Route 4: WashtenawSpring/Summer schedule goes into effect due to school breaks Route 62:Spring/Summer schedule goes into effect due to school breaks TheRide’s route information is available in many formats. RideGuides that outline helpful riding information, along
Washtenaw Community College Alumni Reach for the Stars with Blue Origin Space Launch
ANN ARBOR, Michigan (April 14, 2025) – Separated by some 15 years at Washtenaw Community College, the paths of two alumni intersected today with Blue Origin’s launch into space. Aisha Bowe, one of the six all-female crew members who crossed the Kármán international space boundary line this morning on the New Shepard-31 mission, and Nathan Perry, a Blue Origin Launch Vehicle Test Engineer, proudly attribute the start of their extraordinary careers to their time at WCC. Bowe studied at WCC from
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TheRide Accepts Public Feedback on Service Standards Feedback accepted April 15 – May 23
ANN ARBOR, MI – The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide) has announced a public engagement period to learn more about and provide feedback on TheRide’s Service Standards. TheRide is accepting public feedback April 15 – May 23. In line with Title VI guidelines overseen by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), TheRide and all other transit agencies create service standards and guidelines to help inform how various types of public transportation services are provided to riders. Transit
Michigan Public’s Sarah Cwiek Wins McCree Advancement of Justice Award
ANN ARBOR, Mich.— Michigan Public reporter Sarah Cwiek has been selected as a winner of the 2025 Wade H. McCree Advancement of Justice Awards, sponsored by the Michigan Press Association Foundation. Sarah was honored for her story: “A wrongful conviction, and a Detroit serial rapist who stayed free: Here's how it happened”. This is Sarah’s third McCree Award. Her previous awards were for these stories: “Tax foreclosure lawsuit asks how much can government take from property owners” (2021) and “They say
Registration Now Open for getDowntown Commuter Challenge
Workplaces and individuals can benefit from alternative commutes and win prizesANN ARBOR, MI – The getDowntown Program has announced that registration is now open for workplaces to join the 2025 Commuter Challenge. Each year, the Commuter Challenge runs from May 1st-31st, and encourages commuters in southeast Michigan to reach their workplaces by walking, biking, carpooling, vanpooling, teleworking, and taking the bus. “Last year, 65 workplaces and 451 commuters participated in the Commuter Challenge,”
YPSILANTI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TO PRESENT ITS SEASON FINALE “UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL” CONCERT
APRIL 13 AT LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL SHOWCASING YSO SOLOISTS CONDUCTED BY MUSIC DIRECTOR ADAM C. RICCINTOJoin YSO for music by American composers Randall Thompson and George Frederick McKay, as well as works by Sergei Rachmaninoff and Henryk Wieniawski performed by YSO soloists Erin Himrod (cello) and Alyssa McNally (violin) YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN, March 9, 2025— Music Director Adam C. Riccinto and the Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra (YSO) will perform the final concert of their 26th season on Sunday, April 13 at
Non-credit classes at WCC advance careers with new skills, certifications
Personal enrichment classes include languages, hobbies and wellness ANN ARBOR, Michigan (April 4, 2025)—High-demand pharmacy technology and fiber optics certifications are available in the new season of Washtenaw Community College (WCC) non-credit Fast-Track Job Training, professional development and personal enrichment classes. New Spring/Summer courses are available in the latest WCC's Live Work Learn publication or online. Fast-Track Job TrainingFast-track Job Training programs align with in-demand
Yeo & Yeo Welcomes Nonprofit Consulting Manager Kevin Bouma
Yeo & Yeo Welcomes Nonprofit Consulting Manager Kevin Bouma Yeo & Yeo is pleased to welcome Kevin Bouma, CPA, to the firm as a Nonprofit Consulting Manager. Bouma brings more than 25 years of experience in public and private accounting, with a strong background in nonprofit financial management, internal controls, and strategic consulting. “Nonprofits need advisors who truly understand the complexities of their world, and Kevin brings that firsthand experience,” said David Jewell, CPA, Principal
Celebrating 10 Years of Talent & Transformation: From Amy Cell Talent to Yeo & Yeo HR Advisory Solutions
Yeo & Yeo HR Advisory Solutions, formerly Amy Cell Talent, celebrates 10 years of providing HR services to businesses, nonprofits, municipalities, and startups across Michigan. After joining Yeo & Yeo in January 2025, the company continues to build on its strong foundation while expanding its reach and impact. “Amy Cell and her team have spent the past decade building a strong, trusted HR advisory company and we are honored to have them as part of Yeo & Yeo,” said Yeo & Yeo’s President & CEO, Dave
New Mental Health Office Opens in Ann Arbor, MI, Expanding Access to Comprehensive Care
Ann Arbor, MI – International Therapy Solutions (ITS), a trusted provider of mental health services, is excited to announce the opening of its newest office in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This new location expands the organization’s commitment to offering compassionate, professional, and personalized mental health care to individuals in the area. In addition to the new Ann Arbor office, International Therapy Solutions also operates a well-established office in Warren, MI, continuing to serve clients across the
Public invited to take free classes next week at Washtenaw Community College
ANN ARBOR, Michigan (April 1, 2025) – Washtenaw Community College (WCC) will offer more than 100 free virtual and in-person classes for the public next week. Virtual sessions during Free College Week will run Monday, April 7, through Friday, April 11, and will be capped off by on-campus events Saturday, April 12. Classes are designed for a wide range of ages and include topics to help people understand the applications of artificial intelligence, hone computer skills, grow businesses, explore
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TheRide Announces Easter Holiday Transit Schedule
ANN ARBOR, MI – The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority (TheRide) will not operate fixed-route bus service, FlexRide East/West, or A-Ride services on Sunday, April 20, 2025 in observance of the Easter holiday. Regular Service will resume on Monday, April 21. The Blake Transit Center, Ypsilanti Transit Center, and TheRide’s Main Office will be closed on Sunday, April 20 and will re-open on Monday, April 21. Passengers may take advantage of FlexRide Holiday Service, which is a shared-ride service on
Mastering Execution: UTEC’s Leadership Invited to Attend 24th Annual TAG Convention
Technology Assurance Group Gathers Top Managed Technology Services Providers to Discuss the Future of Cloud IT, Cybersecurity, and Business Innovation ANN ARBOR, MI – March 25, 2025 – UTEC, a leading managed technology services pro-vider (MTSP), is proud to announce that they’ve been invited to attend the 24th Annual Technology Assurance Group (TAG) Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, from May 14-16. TAG is an organization of premier managed technology services providers (MTSPs) repre-senting over $1
Butzel hosts April 3 webinar – Tariffs Uncovered Part III: ‘Liberation Day,’ Automobile Imports and Protecting National Security
DETROIT, Mich. – Butzel, THE Automotive Suppliers Law Firm, is hosting the next webinar in the international trade series, Tariffs Uncovered Part III: “Liberation Day,” Automobile Imports and Protecting National Security. Butzel attorneys from the International Trade and Specialty Team, and the Automotive Practice, will provide an informative update on tariffs and trade matters. The Butzel team will address items covered in President Trump’s March 26 announcement, and items coming out in the April 2
Golden Limousine International Recognized as one of Michigan's 2025 Small Businesses of the Year
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - April 2, 2025 - PRLog -- Golden Limousine International has been named a 2025 Small Business of the Year by Michigan Celebrates Small Business, honored in the Minority-Owned category. But while the designation reflects ownership, the true heart of this award—and of Golden's legacy—is built on a foundation of excellence, perseverance, reliability, and loyalty from both clients and employees.Golden will be celebrated at the 21st Annual Michigan Celebrates Small Business Awards Gala in East
Yeo & Yeo Celebrates a Decade of Partnership with ProNexus
Yeo & Yeo Celebrates a Decade of Partnership with ProNexus Yeo & Yeo, a leading Michigan-based accounting and advisory firm, is proud to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its successful partnership with ProNexus, a non-attest professional services provider offering a suite of services within the accounting and finance arena. Over the past decade, working with ProNexus has expanded Yeo & Yeo’s ability to connect clients with alternative solutions in accounting and finance while driving the firm’s
Washtenaw Community College Workforce Division is excited to announce the Going Pro Talent Fund spring
Washtenaw Community College Workforce Division is excited to announce the Going Pro Talent Fund spring, cycle two opens Monday, April 14 and closes at 5 pm on Friday, May 2, 2025.Michigan Works Southeast will be hosting two informational sessions Monday, April 7, from 1:00 pm – 2:00pm or April 10, from 10:00 am – 11:00 am (see the flyer attached). Employers who are interested in utilizing the funding source to empower, upskill and train their employees do not want to miss this opportunity. In this
Washtenaw Community College hosts Free College Week April 7-12
Students invited to register for virtual classes and in-person activities ANN ARBOR, Michigan (March 24, 2025) – The public is invited to take advantage of free classes during Washtenaw Community College’s Free College Week next month. During the week of April 7-12 the college will offer more than 100 courses, both virtual and in-person. Virtual sessions will run Monday through Friday and will be capped off by on-campus events Saturday, April 12. In-person activities include hands-on sessions
Campbell Mechanical Services Strengthens Toledo Team to Enhance Customer Experience
FOR RELEASE March 26, 2025Toledo, Ohio Campbell Mechanical Services announces the addition of Jacey Helminiak as Maintenance Sales Representative serving the Toledo market, reinforcing the company's 50-year commitment to delivering exceptional building solutions to commercial and industrial clients. "Every decision at Campbell is driven by one question: 'How can we better serve our customers?'" said Marty Krueck, Sales Manager. "Jacey's addition allows us to provide more personalized attention and
Michigan Public Stateside Host April Baer to receive National Gracie Award
ANN ARBOR, Mich.— Michigan Public has been notified that April Baer, host of the station’s daily Stateside show, has been selected to receive a National Gracie Award as best local Public Media host (Radio - Non-Commercial Local). Established in 1975, the Gracie Awards are celebrating their 50th year of honoring excellence of women in media and are presented by The Alliance of Women in Media. The Gracie Awards recognize exemplary programming created by women, for women and about women in all facets of media
Public invited to Student Art Show at Washtenaw Community College
ANN ARBOR, Michigan (March 26, 2025) – The public is invited to the 2025 Student Art Show hosted by Washtenaw Community College (WCC) through Sunday, April 6. Nearly 80 student artists contributed 106 pieces in a wide variety of mediums, including drawing, painting, collage, ceramic, wire, wood, photography and animation. The free exhibit is on display in the second floor open space of the Student Center Building. An open house reception will be hosted 4:30-6 p.m. on Thursday, April
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