WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI — As January comes to a close, it seems Washtenaw County is off to a hot start with new businesses opening left and right.
Here’s a roundup of recent Washtenaw County business stories you might have missed.
Meet the new owners behind the nearly century-old Chelsea Farmer’s Supply
A nearly century-old Chelsea business has new faces behind its operations.
Husband-and-wife Tobie Brown and Joe Schlenke took over Chelsea Farmer’s Supply at the start of January. The small business is known for selling products like wild bird seed, gardening supplies and animal feed.
Read the full story here.
What’s that? A new business has taken over a former Ann Arbor juicery
A new cafe has quietly popped up on East Stadium Boulevard in Ann Arbor.
Christy Kaledas has been transforming the former space of The Thrivery at 2420 E. Stadium Blvd. into Blue Whale Cafe which offers a different healthy spot for people to eat at.
Read the full story here.
These Ann Arbor-area restaurants, chefs are semifinalists for 2024 James Beard Awards
A few Ann Arbor-area restaurants are among semifinalists for the James Beard Awards.
The James Beard Foundation announced its 2024 Restaurant and Chef Awards semifinalists recognized across 22 categories on Jan. 24, which include Ann Arbor’s Miss Kim and Spencer and Ypsilanti’s Bellflower.
Read the full story here.
A new grocery store is opening as part of Briarwood Mall’s redevelopment plan
Simon Property Group, one of the owners of Briarwood Mall, has shared that a grocery will be a part of its redevelopment plans for the mall’s old Sears building.
Read the full story here.
The sourdough bread is a hit at Raterman Bread Haus & Bistro in Dexter
Fresh sourdough bread is the foundation of a new Dexter business.
Raterman Bread Haus & Bistro opened in August and sells fresh-baked sourdough bread, sandwiches, artisanal-style pizzas, salads and soups all made with ingredients sourced from local farms.
Owner Nick Raterman began selling his freshly made bread at farmers markets in Chelsea and Ann Arbor and to other local businesses more than five years ago. He soon decided to open a brick-and-mortar shop.
Read the full story here.
What’s that? New Ann Arbor business is a one-stop shop for men
Men can find the ultimate spot for all of their grooming and retail needs at a new business in Ann Arbor.
House of Him opened at 2333 W. Stadium Blvd. in December. The new business offers services like haircuts, beard trimmings, facials and a spot for men to buy everything from casual clothing to work attire.
Read the full story here.
You’ll find authentic, comforting Peruvian food at Culantro’s newest location in Ann Arbor
Comfort and authenticity shine through at Ann Arbor’s latest Peruvian restaurant.
Culantro opened a location at the start of December on North Main Street in Ann Arbor. It’s the second location for the restaurant that got its start in downtown Ferndale in 2018.
Read the full story here.
New Ann Arbor marijuana dispensary opens with plans for a consumption lounge
A new Ann Arbor dispensary has opened with big plans to bring a marijuana consumption lounge to the city.
Crave Cannabis got its start at 3860 Research Park Drive in November and is preparing to open its lounge within the next few months.
Read the full story here.
What’s that? New Dexter business helps people reach their health goals
A new spot recently opened in Dexter where people can keep up with their healthy New Year’s resolutions.
Pulse Nutrition officially opened on Jan. 22 at 7045 Dexter-Ann Arbor Road. The new business serves protein shakes, energy teas and other protein-filled menu items.
Read the full story here.
What’s that? New shop in Dexter aims to bring something unique to gift giving
Creativity flourishes behind the bright red door of a new Dexter business.
Owner Rebecca Bischoff opened her new shop called The Fox and The Feather at 3203 Broad St. in December and has been selling a variety of unique cards and other gifts ever since.
Read the full story here.
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