The Midland Center for the Arts will undergo a multi-million dollar renovation with hopes to become a statewide and national destination.Center officials have announced a $47 million improvement project to elevate the guest experience all while maintaining the vision of architect, Alden B. Dow.
Digital Mitten, a local social media company, will host a parent seminar at Bay City Western High School on Tuesday, May 17th, at 6:30 p.m. titled “Keeping Kids Safe Online.”
Opening Day for the Middle of the Mitt Miracle League is Saturday, May 14 in Midland’s Central Park. The public is welcome to attend the baseball games. The Middle of the Mitt Miracle Field was built with the support of many donors and was coordinated by the City of Midland’s Parks and Recreation Department.
A Midland woodworker and retired Dow Chemical Co. chemist helps a local couple take the remains of a 100 year old tree on historic property and turn it into items that have been shared with neighbors, friends and family.
Young adults with disabilities have many resources in the Midland area to work and thrive. Business owners Jim and Janet Baker of Pizza Baker work alongside their son Jameson who has Asperger's Syndrome. He’s thriving and performing tasks, exceeding their expectations.
Being able to talk about mental health issues with an employer can be challenging. An upcoming summit in the Great Lakes Bay Region hopes to tackle those obstacles and help businesses help with resources.
If you want to start a food business in Michigan, it’s important to understand the state’s Cottage Food Laws. The Michigan State University Extension service is offering an online Food Safety Program on Feb. 16.
The City of Midland has been designated an International City of Peace. In our Q&A, we found out how this designation was achieved and why it’s important.
The City of Midland is offering a free class that runs for 10 weeks open to anyone who is interested in learning more about their local government. Applications are now being accepted for the 2022 Citizens Academy class.
After a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Santa Parade is back in Midland this holiday season. The Santa House will be open again with certain restrictions.
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