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Q&A with Terri Trotter, president and CEO of Midland Center for the Arts
Terri Trotter, president and CEO of Midland Center for the Arts, on connectivity with Whiting Forest, expanding museum offerings and how her first three years in Midland have flown by.
Old school fermenter establishes product line at Midland Farmers Market
Brad Fierro, a Type 1 diabetic started his fermented food business, Civil Ferments, in his kitchen in 2012. He serves many farmers markets across Michigan and became a part of the Midland Area Farmers Market this year.
Local family shines in Addams Family production at Midland Center for the Arts
A true family affair, brothers Bernie, Sam, and Fletcher Nowak all star in the upcoming Midland Center for the Arts show The Addams Family.
Get your head in the clouds: Whiting Forest welcomes adventure for all
After an extensive renovation, Whiting Forest is officially open to the public on October 7. Check out what this adventure, sensory and experience facility has to offer for all ages and abilities.
2019 golf tournament begins the search for 800 volunteers
The inaugural Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational LPGA Tournament is on the lookout for 800 volunteers - here's how you can get involved.
Q&A about the Nature/Nurture program from Little Forks Conservancy.
Windover High School has taken a unique approach to learning and stress management with a new program from Little Forks Conservancy. We talked to principal Dr. Gina Wilson and student Haley Hammond on the impact it has made.
Center City district in Midland welcomes further development options
The Center City district has sought input from local citizens and business owners on development options for the district's $1 million grant from Dow Chemical – and the future looks bright.
The making of a well-oiled machine: Dirty jobs of Midland
Quite a few hands operate behind the scenes to make the city safe and run well. Here is a look inside three roles that help make Midland tick.
Q&A with Mike Whiting on nature, inspiration and connection
Mike Whiting is excited about the newly completed Whiting Forest Canopy Walk, a project that stems from fun he had on the property as a child.
Q&A with Terri Trotter, president and CEO of Midland Center for the Arts
Terri Trotter, president and CEO of Midland Center for the Arts, on connectivity with Whiting Forest, expanding museum offerings and how her first three years in Midland have flown by.
Old school fermenter establishes product line at Midland Farmers Market
Brad Fierro, a Type 1 diabetic started his fermented food business, Civil Ferments, in his kitchen in 2012. He serves many farmers markets across Michigan and became a part of the Midland Area Farmers Market this year.
Local family shines in Addams Family production at Midland Center for the Arts
A true family affair, brothers Bernie, Sam, and Fletcher Nowak all star in the upcoming Midland Center for the Arts show The Addams Family.
Get your head in the clouds: Whiting Forest welcomes adventure for all
After an extensive renovation, Whiting Forest is officially open to the public on October 7. Check out what this adventure, sensory and experience facility has to offer for all ages and abilities.
2019 golf tournament begins the search for 800 volunteers
The inaugural Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational LPGA Tournament is on the lookout for 800 volunteers - here's how you can get involved.
Q&A about the Nature/Nurture program from Little Forks Conservancy.
Windover High School has taken a unique approach to learning and stress management with a new program from Little Forks Conservancy. We talked to principal Dr. Gina Wilson and student Haley Hammond on the impact it has made.
Center City district in Midland welcomes further development options
The Center City district has sought input from local citizens and business owners on development options for the district's $1 million grant from Dow Chemical – and the future looks bright.
The making of a well-oiled machine: Dirty jobs of Midland
Quite a few hands operate behind the scenes to make the city safe and run well. Here is a look inside three roles that help make Midland tick.
Q&A with Mike Whiting on nature, inspiration and connection
Mike Whiting is excited about the newly completed Whiting Forest Canopy Walk, a project that stems from fun he had on the property as a child.
