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A4 Battle Bracket: This is the best place to get a cup of coffee in Ann Arbor - Vimarsana News

A4 Battle Bracket: This is the best place to get a cup of coffee in Ann Arbor

Hyperion Coffee Co.’s Ann Arbor cafe is the best spot for coffee in Tree Town, according to A4 readers.

A little treat for an Ann Arbor college student - Vimarsana News

A little treat for an Ann Arbor college student

A little treat keeps your day, week, or month on track. It's a morning latte, post-study ice cream or a bad day flower bouquet and chocolate.

West Michigan group gets USDA grant to build local food economy - Vimarsana News

West Michigan group gets USDA grant to build local food economy

The USDA granted nearly $900,000 over a three year period to Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities. The center will work with 16 west Michigan counties to build local food networks.

Washtenaw United: Argus Farm Stop works to help expand diversity in farming and agriculture - Vimarsana News

Washtenaw United: Argus Farm Stop works to help expand diversity in farming and agriculture

The agricultural industry is a tough business under the best of circumstances. Add in systemic barriers to get underway, and it adds up to a lack of diversity in small, family farming. Kathy Sample is co-owner of Argus Farm Stop and is committed to increasing opportunity for minorities interested in agriculture. Because of her work in that realm, she has been named the United Way of Washtenaw County’s 2023 Power of the Purse Woman of the Year. Learn more in Sample's 'Washtenaw United' conversation with WEMU’s David Fair.

Source: wemu.org
Turkey in 2022: the word on the bird - Vimarsana News

Turkey in 2022: the word on the bird

We all want turkey Nov. 24. But prices are up because of inflation, avian flu and supply chain issues. Here's what you need to know.