dianefrank+FollowAnn Arbor’s Chick-fil-A brings more than foodChick-fil-A’s arrival on Washtenaw Road is already changing the game for Ann Arbor locals, especially students. Beyond the famous chicken sandwiches, owner Joyce Mueller is making education a priority—offering scholarships and even free college courses for team members. Mueller’s own journey from high school Chick-fil-A worker to franchise owner shows how these opportunities can shape lives. The goal? Not just great food, but a place where people feel welcomed and supported. What do you think—can a fast food spot really make a difference in a community? #Food #AnnArbor #ChickfilA00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowAnn Arbor’s luxury condo gamble: Worth the wait?A luxury condo project in Ann Arbor is sticking to its bold vision, even as million-dollar units next to the train tracks remain unsold. The J. Sinclair Penthouses team says they’re not budging on price or quality, betting that the city’s evolving riverfront and their unique, sustainable design will eventually draw buyers. Meanwhile, more modest condos nearby are selling faster, sparking a real debate: Is Ann Arbor ready for ultra-high-end living, or are buyers looking for something different? What would make you consider a luxury condo here? #RealEstate #AnnArbor #LuxuryLiving00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUM’s new president brings big changesAnn Arbor is about to see a major shift at the University of Michigan: Kent Syverud, a UM alum and current Syracuse University chancellor, is set to become the next president. People who’ve worked with him say he’s a fearless listener who’s not afraid to meet with anyone—something many on campus have been missing. With his deep Michigan roots and a reputation for turning big ideas into reality, Syverud’s leadership could mean a fresh start for all three UM campuses. What do you hope he’ll tackle first? #Education #College #AnnArbor00Share
Susan Reeves+FollowAnn Arbor hoops: Streaks, comebacks & upsetsDexter’s boys kept their SEC-Red hopes alive with a gritty win over Saline, stretching their streak and setting up a showdown with Ann Arbor Huron for the league lead. Chelsea’s boys and Whitmore Lake’s Trojans both pulled off big wins, with Whitmore Lake erasing a huge early deficit. On the girls’ side, Father Gabriel Richard’s squad used a third-quarter surge to notch their fifth straight victory, while Whitmore Lake’s girls stayed hot with their sixth win in a row. Local basketball is heating up—who’s your pick to take the league this year? #Sports #Basketball #AnnArbor00Share
Rebecca Cowan+FollowAnn Arbor’s heart care just got a game-changerMichigan’s first implant of the world’s tiniest heart rhythm device just happened at Trinity Health Ann Arbor, and it’s a big deal for anyone worried about heart health. This wire is barely 1.6 millimeters wide but can jump-start a stopped heart or steady an irregular beat, all with a minimally invasive procedure. Recovery usually takes just a couple of weeks. It’s wild to think how much tech is changing the way we treat heart conditions—would you feel more confident about heart care with devices like this around? #Health #BodyHealth #AnnArbor00Share
Beth Burton+FollowAnn Arbor hospital sets heart care recordAnn Arbor just made medical history—Trinity Health Ann Arbor became the first in Michigan to use the world’s smallest defibrillation lead, barely 1.6 millimeters wide, to treat dangerous heart rhythms. This tiny device means less invasive procedures, fewer complications, and more reliable heart support for people at risk of sudden cardiac arrest. It’s a huge leap for local heart care, and it’s happening right here in our community. What do you think this breakthrough means for the future of heart health in Washtenaw County and beyond? #Health #BodyHealth #AnnArbor00Share
Dawn Fritz+FollowWhittingham era begins in Ann ArborAnn Arbor is buzzing as Kyle Whittingham steps in to lead Michigan football after a wild season. Fans spotted Whittingham and his rarely-seen wife Jamie enjoying a Michigan basketball game and braving the snow at The Big House. With the program looking to move past recent scandals and steady the ship, Whittingham’s long-term loyalty at Utah brings hope for a fresh start. It’s not every day you see a new coach and his family out in the community—what do you think this new chapter means for Michigan football? #Sports #MichiganFootball #AnnArbor00Share
John Nelson+FollowAnn Arbor’s year of heartbreak, hope, and big changesA year after tragedy struck Northfield Township, Jeffrey Bernhard’s message of forgiveness for those who harmed his family is both humbling and inspiring. His faith has helped him navigate unimaginable loss, reminding us how people find strength in the darkest times. Meanwhile, Ypsilanti residents at Arbor One face a tough start to 2024, scrambling to move out of condemned apartments with collapsing ceilings and no heat. And in downtown Ann Arbor, a $7 million penthouse is turning heads—luxury most of us can only dream about. With beloved spots like Kilwin’s closing, our city is changing fast. How are you processing all this change? #Religion #AnnArbor #Community00Share
Annette Jones+FollowAnn Arbor says goodbye to Kilwins after 42 yearsKilwins on Liberty Street has served its last caramel apple, closing its doors after 42 years in Ann Arbor. For many, this spot was more than a dessert shop—it was a place where first jobs were landed, friendships formed, and local legends like Shakey Jake dropped by daily. Owner Chera Tramontin says changing downtown culture and corporate shifts made it time to move on. She’s now opening Blue Monk Studio, a yoga space downtown. What’s your favorite Kilwins memory, and how do you feel about the changing face of Ann Arbor’s local businesses? #Food #AnnArbor #Kilwins10Share
nkent+FollowDowntown Ann Arbor PNC branch closing soonBig change coming to downtown Ann Arbor: the PNC Bank branch on S. Main St. is shutting its doors in January 2026. That means anyone who relies on this spot for quick banking or ATM runs will need to head to the S. Main St. location further south. PNC says it’s all about adapting to how people bank these days, but for folks who love the convenience of walking to the branch, this is a real shake-up. How will this affect your daily routine or business? Let’s talk about what this means for our downtown community. #Business #MakeMoney #AnnArbor00Share
