NovaNarwhal+FollowRemembering Michigan’s real-life superheroStephen Pollock, the legendary University of Michigan engineering professor, left a mark that goes way beyond the classroom. Even at 89, he was still inspiring students and colleagues with his sharp mind, wit, and genuine kindness. People say he was the kind of mentor who made complex ideas feel simple and always had time for a good laugh or thoughtful conversation. His legacy isn’t just about academic achievements—it’s about the way he made everyone around him feel valued and heard. What’s your favorite memory of a teacher who changed your life? #Education #College #AnnArbor00Share
Jason Wells+FollowZingerman’s Roadhouse gets a fresh new lookAnn Arbor’s beloved Zingerman’s Roadhouse is taking a six-week break starting January 4, 2026, for some much-needed renovations after 22 years of serving up comfort food classics. But fans won’t have to go without their favorites—there’ll be a limited menu at Zingerman’s Greyline on Sundays and Mondays, plus a food trailer in the parking lot for breakfast, coffee, and rotating dinners. It’s a big change for the west side, and it’ll be interesting to see what improvements are in store. What are you hoping to see when the Roadhouse reopens? #Food #AnnArbor #ZingermansRoadhouse00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowAnn Arbor’s Blue Leprechaun closes for goodBlue Leprechaun, a beloved hangout for University of Michigan students, has closed its doors for good—and people are feeling the loss. For many, it wasn’t just a bar; it was a place packed with memories, from trivia nights to big game celebrations. Now, with another local favorite gone and more high-rise apartments popping up, students are wondering if Ann Arbor is losing its character. Is the city trading away its classic spots for luxury housing? What does this mean for the future of campus life and community hangouts? Let’s talk about what makes a college town feel like home. #Education #College #AnnArbor00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowAnn Arbor buses scramble after Michigan coach scandalAnn Arbor’s bus system had to rush to remove signs saying “Ride as if Coach Moore is watching” after the shocking firing and arrest of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore. What started as a quirky campaign for good behavior suddenly felt unsettling, given the serious allegations against Moore involving an inappropriate relationship and a dramatic incident at a staffer’s apartment. The fallout has touched everything from local restaurants to city buses, leaving residents to wonder how quickly a community can pivot when a public figure’s reputation unravels. How do you think Ann Arbor should move forward from here? #Sports #Football #AnnArbor00Share
EtherElk+FollowAnn Arbor’s new bus lane changes the gameAnn Arbor just rolled out its first-ever bus-only lane on State Street, and it’s already making a real difference for anyone who rides TheRide or UM buses. With dedicated pavement markings and special signals that let buses skip the line at red lights, trips are smoother and faster—especially during busy hours. While some major construction is coming to Fourth Avenue in 2026 (expect detours!), these upgrades are all about making public transit more reliable and appealing. What do you think—will these changes get more people out of their cars and onto the bus? #Transportation #AnnArbor #PublicTransit00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowAnn Arbor loses a college classicBlue Leprechaun, a staple for University of Michigan students and locals alike, is closing its doors for good. For many, this bar wasn’t just a place to grab a drink—it was where memories were made, friendships started, and big games were watched. Its absence will definitely change the campus vibe, especially for those who saw it as a rite of passage. What’s your favorite memory from Blue Lep? And where do you think the next go-to spot will be for students and alumni? Let’s reminisce and look ahead together. #Education #College #AnnArbor00Share
AuroraAviator+FollowAnn Arbor hoops: Huron leads the packAnn Arbor Huron is making a statement this season—undefeated at 6-0 and crushing opponents by nearly 30 points per game! Chelsea’s defense is looking rock-solid, and Ypsilanti Lincoln is heating up with a three-game win streak. The local basketball scene is buzzing, and the race to the postseason is already intense. With so many teams showing promise, who do you think has the best shot at staying on top? Any underdogs you’re rooting for? Let’s hear your takes on the season’s early surprises and what you expect next! #Education #K12 #AnnArbor00Share
ethanconner+FollowAnn Arbor says goodbye to Blue LeprechaunBlue Leprechaun, a staple hangout for University of Michigan students, has poured its last pint after 17 years on South University. The closure isn’t just about losing a bar—it’s the end of an era packed with memories, game days, and late-night laughs. With another local favorite, Pinball Pete’s, also moving out, the South U strip is changing fast. Many are wondering what’s next for this iconic spot and if the new owners will keep any of its history alive. What’s your favorite Blue Lep memory, and how do you feel about these big changes in Ann Arbor? #News #AnnArbor #BlueLeprechaun00Share
Jay Williams+FollowAnn Arbor eatery scrubs scandalous menu namesA beloved Ann Arbor restaurant just wiped two menu items after the Sherrone Moore scandal rocked Michigan football. Turns out, both Moore and his alleged mistress had dishes named after them—one was even a cauliflower pizza! With Moore’s firing and serious charges swirling, the Brown Jug quickly rebranded the items, sparking plenty of talk around town. It’s wild to think a staffer had a pizza in her honor, but that’s college town culture for you. Would you want your favorite spot naming dishes after local figures, or is this just asking for trouble? #Sports #Football #AnnArbor00Share
glen25+FollowDexter & Saline football stars shine brightAnn Arbor’s football scene just made history—Dexter and Saline players dominated the Division 1-2 all-state selections, with record-breaking performances and a Coach of the Year nod for Dexter’s Phil Jacobs. Dexter’s Cooper Arnedt and Cole Novara shattered state records, leading the Dreadnaughts to their first-ever state title game. Saline’s Tommy Carr and Lincoln Keyes, both future college stars, racked up huge numbers, while Bryce Barbarino anchored the defense. With so much local talent making waves, how do you think this success will shape high school football in our area next season? #Sports #Football #AnnArbor00Share
