Washtenaw County hires Southfield architect firm to design new recreation center
With the hiring of an architectural firm in October, the long-awaited community center for Eastern Washtenaw County moved closer to a projected 2028 completion date. In an 8-0 vote with two members absent Oct. 22, 2025, the county Parks and Recreation Commission chose Neumann/Smith Architecture, based in Southfield,...
Where Do People in Their 30s Hang Out Here?
In the vibrant city of Ann Arbor, a 30-year-old resident seeks advice on where to socialize and make friends. After living in the city for two years, they've taken to social media to ask fellow residents about popular hangout spots for people in their age group.
Pedestrian safety upgrades included in $1.3M Ann Arbor traffic signal project
ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor is making plans to upgrade traffic signals at several locations around the city. City Council voted unanimously Monday night, Nov. 17, to approve a contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation for the roughly $1.3 million project. Upgrades will include new mast arms,...
4-Corners Protectors gathering planned for this Friday
Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email. The next 4-Corners Protectors gathering is this Friday, November 21, from 4pm to 5:30pm at the corner of Main Street and M-52. We welcome new protectors. Join our peaceful protest to continue to represent and protect ALL people and our...
Brighton’s double roundabouts make list of most dangerous intersections in Michigan
The roundabouts at Lee and Whitmore Lake roads in Green Oak Township have once again made the list of Top 20 Most Dangerous Intersections in Michigan. Located just off U.S. 23 near Costco and the Green Oak Village Place mall, the roundabouts, which have been controversial with area drivers since they opened in the...
$300M tax deal for Ann Arbor development pulled from council agenda again
ANN ARBOR, MI — A major tax deal for a proposed Ann Arbor development is once again pulled from City Council’s agenda. City Administrator Milton Dohoney said the Arbor South deal was pulled from council’s agenda for Monday night, Nov. 17, at his request due to unresolved issues.
Beloved Marquee Arts theater organist Andrew Rogers passes away
Marquee Arts organist Andrew Rogers, who has played live accompaniment to many films at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor since 2008, has passed away. The sound of Andrew Rogers playing Michigan Theater’s Barton Organ before film screenings and during silent films will be missed by many in the local community.
This Michigan Burger Spot Is So Loved, Locals Say It’s Always Worth The Wait
Craving a burger that locals swear is worth every minute in line?. The Burger Spot in Plymouth, Michigan, has earned a loyal following with nostalgic flavors, friendly service, and a menu that keeps people coming back. With a 4.6-star reputation and a family-run vibe, this counter-serve gem nails the details—from...
Ypsilanti Twp woman arrested after shooting person, barricading in home
A Ypsilanti Township woman has been arrested after shooting a person before barricading themselves in a home on Sunday morning.
Debated Arbor South deal back on Ann Arbor City Council agenda
ANN ARBOR, MI — A debated deal to put the city’s backing behind the Arbor South development is back on City Council’s agenda and questions continue to be raised about it. Council is expected to vote Monday night, Nov. 17, on a public-private development agreement to have...

















