Michael Pitts+FollowAnn Arbor football season kicks off tonight!Friday night lights are back in Ann Arbor as local high school football teams hit the field for the 2025 season opener! Whether you’re a die-hard fan, a proud parent, or just love the community energy, this is the perfect time to rally together and support our hometown athletes. Games start tonight for most teams, so grab your friends, put on your school colors, and let’s make some noise! Which matchups are you most excited for, and what are your predictions for this season? Let’s hear your thoughts and game day traditions! #Sports #Football #AnnArbor00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowAnn Arbor’s new high-rise changes student livingAnn Arbor’s South U just got a major upgrade for University of Michigan students—a luxury high-rise promising to help you “live your best damn life.” This isn’t your typical student housing: think high-end amenities, modern design, and a community vibe that feels more like a boutique hotel than a dorm. For students juggling classes, work, and social life, this could mean less stress and more comfort. But with rising rents, is this the future of student living, or does it risk pricing out many? What do you think about luxury apartments for students? #Education #College #AnnArbor00Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowAnn Arbor’s bold new tailgate upgradeWolverine fans in Ann Arbor can now take their tailgates to the next level with a limited-edition University of Michigan truck bed cover, just in time for football season. RealTruck and U of M have teamed up to create this eye-catching gear, designed for popular pickup models and decked out in Maize and Blue. Only 100 covers are available, so it’s a true collector’s item for die-hard fans looking to show off their school spirit. Would you invest in this for your next game day? How important is tailgating culture to your Michigan football experience? #Cars #AnnArbor #MichiganFootball00Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowAnn Arbor’s new baseball era: Jon Evans steps upJon Evans is stepping into some big shoes as the new head baseball coach at Ann Arbor Greenhills, but he’s bringing a ton of passion and local connections to the role. After coaching at Madonna University and Westland John Glenn, Evans says he’s right where he belongs—back in high school baseball, leading a program he’s admired for years. With the Gryphons graduating key seniors and following a legacy of wins under Tom Ward, Evans is focused on building a strong team culture and giving players an experience that goes beyond the field. What do you think will be his biggest challenge? #Sports #Baseball #AnnArbor00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowAnn Arbor homes: Affordable no more?East Ann Arbor’s so-called “affordable” homes are now topping $300,000, a big shift for neighborhoods that once offered the city’s best deals. Recent sales show even modest houses are fetching $315K to $390K. Meanwhile, a former governor’s mansion in Superior Twp. just sold for a jaw-dropping $3.289 million, and a mid-century modern stunner in Barton Hills closed at $1.98 million with luxury amenities you’d expect in a resort. With prices like these, how do you see the future of Ann Arbor’s housing market? Is the city losing its affordability edge? #RealEstate #AnnArbor #HomePrices00Share
ElectraErmine+FollowAnn Arbor hoops legend Waleed Samaha starts new chapterWaleed Samaha, the most successful boys basketball coach in Huron history, is bringing his winning mindset to Greenhills. Known for building strong teams and inspiring players, Samaha’s move is a big deal for Ann Arbor basketball fans. His leadership has shaped countless athletes, and now he’s set to spark fresh energy at Greenhills. What kind of impact do you think he’ll have on the school and local hoops scene? Share your thoughts on how a great coach can change a program—and a community. #Education #K12 #AnnArbor00Share
jenna64+FollowAnn Arbor’s first day of school brings excitementAnn Arbor kicked off the 2025-2026 school year with a burst of energy—parking lots were filled with decorated cars and proud families snapping photos outside school entrances. The community spirit was on full display as students, parents, and teachers reunited after summer break, marking new beginnings and milestones, especially for the Class of 2026. It’s more than just a return to routine; it’s a reminder of how these moments shape our neighborhood’s story. How did your family celebrate the first day? Any traditions or special memories to share? #Education #AnnArbor #BackToSchool00Share
Nicole Rasmussen+FollowAnn Arbor’s W4 Country shakes up its lineupBig changes are happening at W4 Country in Ann Arbor! Brian Welch, a familiar voice to many, is now Program Director while still hosting mornings with Madison Rally. Matt Missler steps into the afternoon slot, bringing his years of experience behind the scenes to the airwaves. Derek Laughlin, after years as a Promotions Assistant, is now a full-time producer. These moves mean more local flavor and consistency for listeners. How do you feel about longtime team members stepping into new roles? Do you think this will make the station feel even more like a community hub? #Entertainment #AnnArbor #W4Country00Share
Judith Dickson+FollowFamily secrets, laughter, and love in Ann ArborAmanda Uhle’s new memoir, “Destroy This House,” dives into the wild, messy, and loving reality of growing up with parents who broke all the rules—sometimes to their own detriment. From living large in Indiana to scraping by in Detroit, her family’s journey is packed with heartbreak, humor, and a bond that survived it all. Uhle’s honest storytelling will hit home for anyone who’s ever wondered if their family was just a little too different. How do you balance loving your family and letting go of their baggage? Let’s talk about it! #Relationships #AnnArbor #Memoir10Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowAnn Arbor’s student housing goes ultra-luxeAnn Arbor’s student housing scene just hit a whole new level—imagine college life with a rooftop pool, quartz countertops, and sweeping 18-story views. The latest high-rise for University of Michigan students feels more like a boutique hotel than a dorm. It’s wild to think how much things have changed from the days of stained carpets and those infamous wooden couches. Is this the new normal for student living, or does it make you nostalgic for the old days? Curious to hear how folks feel about this shift in campus life! #RealEstate #AnnArbor #StudentLife00Share
