Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra Presents Free “Pops in the Park!” Concert on Saturday, May 28 at Riverside Park

YSO annual season finale outdoor concert includes patriotic and popular favorites for the whole family YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN, May 14, 2022— Maestro Adam C. Riccinto and the Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra (YSO) will celebrate the conclusion of their 2021-22 season with their much-loved, annual “Pops in the Park!” concert over Memorial Day weekend. The free concert will be held at Ypsilanti’s Riverside Park Pavilion at 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 28, with a rain date of Sunday, May 29. Music lovers of all ages are

The Detroit Association of Black Organizations (DABO) and Metroparks Team Up to Offer New Community

Registration now open for new event – Our Big Fat Family Reunion. Brand new, free, community event coming to Willow Metropark with family activities and a performance by the first ladies of west coast rap, JJ Fad.   Over the past two years, the Metroparks have been focused on providing experiences that help patrons reconnect with nature and with each other to cope with pandemic challenges. This summer two local organizations will team up to create a new community event designed to bring people back

Rehmann Receives High Rankings in Vault.com Survey

Troy, Mich., – May 9, 2022 – Rehmann, a fully integrated professional advisory firm, has been ranked among 25 competitive firms across the nation by Vault.com on the platform’s VAULT ACCOUNTING 25 list. The firm received high scores in several categories, coming in at #7 for Best Accounting Firms for Client Interaction, #8 for Best Accounting Firms for Firm Leadership, #8 for Best Accounting Firms for Work/Life Balance and #9 for Diversity for Women. “Every day, we at Rehmann strive to be the best

WCC to show off Mustang Mach-E, highlight skills training at May 12 Careers of Today & Tomorrow fair

Washtenaw Community College joins forces with Michigan Works! Southeast and other sponsors for event in Hudson   ANN ARBOR, Michigan (May 9, 2022) – Washtenaw Community College (WCC) will show off its Ford Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle, its automotive cybersecurity workbenches and skills training pathways at Careers of Today & Tomorrow on Thursday, May 12, at the Southern Michigan Center for Science & Industry in Hudson.   WCC is one of the primary sponsors along with host Michigan Works!

Trinity Health St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor Recognized with an ‘A’ Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (May 10, 2022) – Recognized nationally for its patient safety and quality, Trinity Health St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor received an “A” grade on its 2022 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade spring scorecard.  Announced today, this national distinction recognizes achievement in protecting patients from preventable harm and error within the hospital setting.   "We celebrate this recognition and all our colleagues that have worked so hard this past year to deliver safe, high-quality care to the

Washtenaw County Community Partnership Breakfast

High Point Community Open House

Come see our renovated High Point School! Join us on Thursday, May 19 from 5:30-7:00 pm at High Point School (1735 S. Wagner Rd., Ann Arbor) for a community-wide open house.  All are welcomed and invited! Take a tour, check out the brand new, fully accessible playground, and see how High Point benefits our community! High Point School is a unique facility home to Washtenaw ISD's High Point program, which serves students ages 3-26 with severe and multiple disabilities from across Washtenaw, along with

Announcing the Ele’s Place Ann Arbor Summer 2022 Volunteer Training!

Volunteer at Ele's Place Ann ArborVolunteer Opportunities Ele's Place Ann Arbor is a community-driven effort that's made possible by our dedicated volunteers. The primary services provided by Ele’s Place are our peer support group programs for children, teens and their families who are grieving the death of a person in their lives. These groups take place on weekday evenings.  Please click on one of the volunteer opportunity areas listed below to learn more about ALL of the possible volunteer

Corrigan Moving Systems Expands With New Pennsylvania Branch

  FARMINGTON HILLS, MI., May 3,2022- Corrigan Moving, the largest moving and storage company in Michigan and a leading agent for United Van Lines, recently announced the purchase of Parks Moving Companies of Warrendale, Pennsylvania. This is a significant investment as Corrigan expands its capabilities to best serve its customer base. Located near Pittsburgh, PA., this is Corrigan’s thirteenth branch location and the first in the state of Pennsylvania. With this expansion, Corrigan continues to

Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane?... No! It’s a Helicopter! With Dale Fisher and his 50 mega pixel Canon capturing Spring’s beautiful blossoms.

Within the next couple of weeks, Dale will be flying over Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Grass Lake, Jackson, and areas in-between. Now is the time to take advantage of Spring’s short-lived colors to get a photograph of your property!  Helicopter photography gives a distinctive perspective unmatched by photographs taken by an airplane, drone, or from the ground. Because the leaves are not yet in full bloom, it enables an excellent view of the subject, building, and property.   Dale’s ‘Eagle Eye’ and 50+ years of

Technical Theatre Camp at Ann Arbor Civic Theatre

A2CT will hold a technical theatre camp for youth in grades 4rth through 12th who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, June 20-24 at the A2CT Studio, 322 West Ann Street, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104. The camp runs Monday through Friday from 9am-4pm. The cost is $350 per camper, with a $50 discount for Tech Troupe members. For additional information about the camp and A2CT’s COVID policies, as well as to register, visit the A2CT website at www.a2ct.org. Technical Theatre campers can expect a week of

May 25 Women’s Council Celebration honors service, raises money for Student Emergency Fund

Public invited to virtual celebration   ANN ARBOR, Michigan (May 3, 2022) – The Washtenaw Community College (WCC) Foundation invites the public to attend the Wednesday, May 25, Women’s Council Celebration. The virtual event from 5-6 p.m. honors the achievements of women throughout the community and raises money for the college’s Student Emergency Fund to help students overcome barriers and stay in school.   Dr. Cleopatra Caldwell, Yodit Mesfin Johnson and Daicia Price will be recognized as “Sheroes”

Food Gatherers cancels Grillin’, launches matching fundraiser

 Ann Arbor, MI (May 3, 2022)— For the third year in a row, Food Gatherers has made the difficult decision to cancel “Grillin’ for Food Gatherers”. The food bank and food rescue organization serving Washtenaw County has launched a matching campaign to address the ongoing increase in food insecurity. Grillin’ for Food Gatherers is the nonprofit’s annual outdoor picnic and fundraiser to help alleviate hunger in Washtenaw County. It attracts more than 1,400 attendees in one day to the Washtenaw County

Rehmann Appoints Two Senior Managers in Jackson Office

Troy, Mich., – May 2, 2022 – Rehmann, a fully integrated professional advisory firm, announces the appointment of two associates in Southeast Michigan. Teresa Choate and Ginger Burke-Miller will both assume roles as senior managers of governmental and not-for-profit services.     Teresa Choate: As senior manager, Choate will provide CFO consulting, higher education consulting and reporting, audit preparation and management, financial policy and procedure development, and grant compliance and reporting.

Rotary Club Fights Child Hunger Campaign Successful

Ann Arbor, MI (April 28, 2022)—The Rotary Club of Ann Arbor has successfully completed their 2022 Rotary Fights Child Hunger Spring fund and food drive to support Food Gatherers. Beginning in mid-March the drive invited local businesses and organizations to collect funds and non-perishable food items to alleviate hunger in our community. The Club successfully raised food and funds to provide 110,612 meals for children and families in Washtenaw County during the summer when they don’t have access to free and

Huron-Clinton Metroparks Adds Bonus and Benefits for Seasonal and Part-time Positions and FREE Lifeguard Courses

Metroparks offers a diverse array of job opportunities across its 13 properties in Livingston, Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties[Southeast, Mich.] – Workers across the country are continuing to navigate the ripple effects of the pandemic and job vacancies can be found in every corner of the country and region while organizations struggle to fill open spots. During the on-going pandemic visitors continue flocking to parks and outdoor spaces seeking recreational opportunities and the health and

Ann Arbor Public Schools Now Hiring to Support Expansion of Before/After School Child Care Programs

Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) Rec & Ed has announced their desire to expand the number of Before/After school child care programs offered for Fall 2022. “We’re responding to community needs, feedback from parents, and to the transition back to school and back to work,” says Jenna Bacolor, Executive Director of Community Division at AAPS. ”We are ready to open additional programs, but need more staff to join our team.” To support this program growth, AAPS is now hiring for all before and after care

Destination Ann Arbor - Union Special Offers

We are looking forward to welcoming back the Ironworkers, Electricians, and Plumbers and Pipefitters for their annual training programs in July and August. This will be the first time back since 2019 for Ironworkers and Plumbers and Pipefitters! One thing we love about these groups is how much they love to support our local businesses throughout our communities. As in past years, we are bringing back the Union Special Offers program. Submitting an offer is free for Destination Ann Arbor members. Not a

Washtenaw County Corporation Counsel, Michelle Billard, nominated for Crain’s Business Detroit “Notables in Corporate Counsel” Award

Ann Arbor, MI – Michelle Billard, Washtenaw County Corporation Counsel, has been nominated for a “2022 Notables in Corporate Counsel” award by Crain’s Business Detroit. Billard joined Washtenaw County in 2017 as Assistant Corporation Counsel. In 2020, she was promoted to Corporation Counsel after a short stint as interim. Michelle is the first, female Corp. Counsel to serve Washtenaw County. She is an integral part of the leadership of Washtenaw County. She serves as the county’s top legal advisor,

Tuition to Remain Frozen for Fifth Straight Year for WCC In-District Students

ANN ARBOR, Michigan (April 27, 2022) – Tuition for in-district students at Washtenaw Community College (WCC) will remain frozen for the fifth consecutive year, the college announced following Board of Trustees approval Tuesday.   “Washtenaw Community College is the community’s college, and we are committed to offering an exceptional education at an affordable tuition for all students. As the economic impacts of the pandemic linger, it is important to support students and help them fulfill their dreams

National Travel and Tourism Week May 1-7, 2022: Ann Arbor Celebrates the ‘Future of Travel’

Ann Arbor, MI — National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW) is the annual celebration of the contributions of the U.S. travel industry, and will spotlight the critical role that travel will play in driving economic growth and building the path forward through the theme Future of Travel. This year’s theme elevates how the travel industry can restore the workforce, help communities recover, foster sustainability, usher in new innovations, and reconnect travelers in the U.S. and around the world. Celebrated

TRUE Community Credit Union Celebrates National Financial Literacy Month

TRUE Community Credit Union provides new youth opportunities.   JACKSON, MI. April 26, 2022 – TRUE Community Credit Union announces the recipients of 10 scholarships as part of National Financial Literacy Month.  TRUE Community Credit Union awarded 10 students with a $500 scholarship each. This year students graduating high school in the 2022 graduating class and students over the age of 23 that have a high school diploma or their GED and are now seeking a degree or returning to complete their degree