MHSAA Announces Football to Move to Spring Season for 2020-21
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Aug. 14 – The Representative Council of the Michigan High School Athletic Association today announced it will move the 2020 Fall football season to Spring 2021, due to
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VOTE411.org is an excellent resource to help prepare voters for local, state and national elections
With important and impactful elections, from down the street all the way to Washington, it’s important that voters are educated on the issues, agendas, personalities and experiences of all the
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Candidates for Ann Arbor City Administrator to be Interviewed Aug. 20
During a closed session on Monday, Aug. 10, Ann Arbor City Council selected four candidates to interview for Ann Arbor’s City Administrator position. City Council, community member and city
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WCC: Women’s Council hosts important community conversation
The WCC Foundation’s Women’s Council hosted a community conversation Tuesday focusing on how women and people of color have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Moderated by
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U-M Health Lab: The COVID-19 Heroes You Haven’t Met Yet
By Jina Sawani / U-M Health Lab When people think about forensic pathology, images of crime shows where an investigator sets out to determine a murder victim’s cause of death often come to mind.
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What’s Happening: Spend this weekend in Ann Arbor parks
Don’t miss your last chance to play FootGolf this year You’re invited to an end-of-season FootGolf event at Huron Hills Golf Course, Monday, Sept. 7. The rate to play is just $5 per
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Book Signing Party Celebrates Dale Fisher’s New Coffee Table Book on Washtenaw County
“Washtenaw County: Visions of the Eagle” is Dale Fisher’s biggest, best and final book. Within the 288-pages of this full-color coffee table book are sections on Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Dexter,
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Harbaugh: Michigan players “disappointed” in decision to not play in 2020
Big Ten Conference presidents and chancellors voted Tuesday to postpone all fall sports seasons, including football, amid the coronavirus pandemic with the hopes of playing in the spring.
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Profile: Pioneer’s Leo Gabaron takes his opportunity and runs with it
Leo Gabaron has a lot to be proud of, thankful for and excited about – and all three are like a well-run relay team, perfectly in sync with one another heading to the finish line. Leo, who
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UMS President Emeritus Ken Fischer’s New Book: ‘Everybody In, Nobody Out’
Story by Jacob Gibson / UMS This past week, we interviewed UMS President Emeritus Ken Fischer to talk about his forthcoming book Everybody In, Nobody Out (University of Michigan Press). The book
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