Andrea Foster is a writer for Catalyst Midland, and in her full time job an environmental educator for Little Forks Conservancy. She is a mother, a partner, an activist and a feminist. In her spare time she enjoys volunteering, kayaking, hiking, knitting, curling up on the couch with her cats and projects that benefit her community.
We talk to Marcie Post, Recreation Manager for Midland Parks & Recreation on upcoming winter events, the Santa Calling program and how you can get involved.
Paul McDonald, community relations officer with the Midland Police Department on the force's outreach efforts, ways you can give over the holidays and some of the programs that impact the broader Midland community.
Nolan Schooley, a Sanford native and pastry chef at The H Hotel in Downtown Midland was a recent contestant on the Food Network thanks in part to his training in high school from the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center.
We caught up with Kristen McDonald, president and CEO of Greater Midland on her favorite fitness activities and the number of resources that Greater Midland offers the region.
We talk to Jacqueline Leapheart, marketing and fund development coordinator with Adoption Option, on the family services that the organization brings to the region.
Since 1986 Leadership Midland has produced over 1,1100 graduates who make an impact by putting new skills and relationships to use within the community.
Brad Befus, president of Midland-based Scientific Anglers on his favorite fishing spots, what inspires the company to create the best fly line they can and how the iconic design of the company headquarters plays a role in their success.
The first of its kind in the region, the mission of the Children’s Greif Center is to provide a healing environment for children, teens and their families who are grieving a death.
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.