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It’s that time of year – fair time! The 85th annual Midland County Fair brings education, entertainment, food, and rides to the community from Aug. 13-19.
Eudici’s Pizza has expanded from its Freeland location to include a new Midland location. The brick and mortar restaurant specializes in take out orders, and serves gourmet pizza, breadsticks, salad, chicken wings, and nachos.
MI Mental Health spoke with North Country Community Mental Health Outpatient Therapist Judy Crockett on the importance of addressing the unique needs of Michigan’s tribal communities.
As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, here are some ways to celebrate the day of Independence. Midland and Sanford are both hosting firework shows, inviting families to marvel at the colorful red, white, and blue bursts of light.
Grace A. Dow Memorial Library launched their summer reading program, ‘All Together Now,’ to encourage reading during the warm months. Children and adults can register and participate in the program from now until Aug. 12.
The second annual Juneteenth celebration will be held on on Sunday, June 18, at Creative 360. The family-friendly event includes free food and entertainment, activities, and more.
The City of Midland’s new agreement with GFL Environmental officially launches July 1. This week, the company began the rollout of its new black and green, 95-gallon recycling bins to curbside recycling customers.