Celebrate the holiday season with the Ypsi Artisans Holiday Market
The Ypsi Artisans Holiday Market returns to the Ypsilanti Freighthouse starting Nov. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Ypsi Artisans Holiday Market returns to the Ypsilanti Freighthouse starting Nov. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
YpsiGLOW is a display of creativity and artistry, aiming to inspire the Ypsilanti community.
Come to Halloween downtown Ypsi: a fun Halloween themed party at YDL’s main library branch on October 28.
Pumpkins & Pints is taking place Oct. 20 from 6-9 p.m. at all Bobcat Bonnie’s locations.
National Student Transfer Week will begin from Oct. 15-21.
After 50 years, antique shop, Materials Unlimited, closes in Ypsilanti.
A Ypsilanti District Library branch needs community help moving library material from one building to another.
Ypsilanti’s Curbside Recycling Program will offer certain residents new recycling carts.
Cross Street Bridge expected to close by 2032 if city officials don’t take urgent action.
COVID-19 testing facility closes after fair permit extension.
Mural to be revealed in Ypsilanti on Sept. 23.
Emoni Bates, former No. 1 basketball recruit out of Ypsilanti High School, faces two felony gun charges after an arrest Sept. 18, 2022.
Families will be able to enjoy outdoor activities at Frog Park on Sept. 25.
Ypsilanti’s 24th Annual Orphan Car Show is taking place Sept. 18 at Riverside Park.
Cross and Resurrection Lutheran Church offers free pancakes and games every Friday night.
The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Washtenaw host first Big Little Fair.
New discount rate options are available for Ann Arbor area public transportation.
Submissions for Embracing Our Differences Michigan’s 2023 exhibit will close Jan. 16, 2023.
Taking location, price, and COVID-19 safety into consideration, college students finding activities to do off campus can be daunting. Still, there are many sweet spots in the area that young adults should check out during their time at EMU.