Bank employees give back to their communities
Isabella Bank employees volunteered in their local communities on Monday, giving their time to help others in many counties across the state during its Compassion Into Action Day.
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“It’s the key out of this,” says Midland County Public Health Director
Midland County Public Health Director Catherine Bodnar encourages more of the county to get both the COVID-19 vaccine and the flu vaccine. She worries the county might see a “twindemic” if we have a bad flu season.
United Way Midland campaign off to a strong start
United Way of Midland County has a goal to raise $4.7 million by Oct. 29. Money raised will go toward local nonprofits and partners helping residents in need. Because of the pandemic and last year’s flood, needs in the community are on the rise.
Northwood University’s Auto Show revs up this October
Only students are planning, leading and hosting the 58th annual Northwood University Auto Show on Oct. 1-2. The NU students will learn a range of skills, from public speaking and business to catering and marketing.
Children’s Grief Center offers hope to children and teens after the death of a loved one
The Children’s Grief Center of the Great Lakes Bay Region aims to help children and teens cope with the death of someone in their life. They'll have an open house of its newly renovated facility on Thursday, Sept. 9.
Some MidMichigan staff to move into old Sears space next spring
MidMichigan Health will renovate the Sears building at the Midland Mall, moving about 250 employees in by spring 2022.
COVID-19 vaccine clinics open to teens with school set to start
Students in Midland County schools are heading back to the classroom over the next two to three weeks. Two leading medical professionals are encouraging students who are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine to get it, saying it is the best protection against severe illness and hospitalization caused by coronavirus.
Delta College opens doors to students in new Downtown Midland Center
Students from the Midland area will attend classes this fall at Delta College’s new campus in downtown Midland. Both Delta College and City of Midland officials say they’re excited for this new addition to the downtown landscape.
Build it and they will come play
The City of Midland is known for its many parks. Some major improvements are being made to increase recreational opportunities for people with different abilities and interests.
Midland soon to hear the sounds of summer
The City of Midland’s Assistant Director of Public Services is excited for the summer events. Plymouth Park Pool will reopen to the public along with popular events. Fun for the whole family, the events include crowd-pleasing Tunes by the Tridge and the July 4th entertainment and fireworks display at Dow Diamond.
