Economic Development

Innovation News A vendor at last year's Holiday Art Fair at Riverside Arts Center in Ypsilanti.

Holiday art fair to return to Ypsi's Riverside Arts Center


Innovation News Washtenaw County logo
Feature Story Marlo Ellis, owner of MI Creators Cove standing outside her store in Birchwood Mall.
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Feature Story “Light So Bright” is sold at the Holland Visitors Bureau, Carolyn Stich Studio, and Rivers Ace Hardware. Cards are $3 each or $18 for a package of 10.

Holland artist unveils 24th annual holiday card featuring Big Red


Feature Story Joel Elsenbroek , apprenticeships project manager for West Michigan Works!, accepted the Certificate of Recognition from John Ladd, administrator of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Apprenticeship.
Feature Story Discovery City Children's Museum in Port Huron.
Feature Story Boxes of red peppers given out to families in need.
Feature Story Alma Powell Library
Feature Story Estefany Paniagua-Pardo
Innovation News Boardwalk leading to Lake Huron
Development News “The Byron Pocket Park represents a creative re-use of a long vacant space in the Village,” says MEDC Regional Prosperity Managing Director Paula Holtz. Pictured here is the lot in downtown Byron as it stands today.
Development News “I’m proud that we’re supporting projects in every region," says Amy Hovey, CEO and Executive Director of MSHDA.
Feature Story  Tina Arroyo is the entrepreneur behind Spectacle Society in Detroit.
Development News An unveiling ceremony for the city’s first Gulf War Memorial is scheduled for 11 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 11, in the courtyard between City Hall and the Sterling Heights Police Department.
Longform Groundbreaking at the future Eastern Washtenaw Community and Recreation Center.

Community center coming to site of former Ypsi Township school


Feature Story The apprenticeship program connects child care providers with local training institutions to foster hands-on learning environments.
Development News 114 W. Michigan Ave., pictured at center, in downtown Ypsilanti.
Feature Story Kent District Library's Write Michigan Short Story Contest is free to enter for youth. Adults pay a $10 entry fee, although scholarships are available.