Michigan Baseball Foundation now accepting grant applications
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Midland County to receive $3.75 million for flood control
Almost three years have passed since the breach of two dams on the Tittabawassee River. A local committee keeps working to reduce the risk of future flooding.
Profile Q&A with Smallwood Holoman
In this Profile Q&A, we meet Smallwood Holoman Jr., a recipient of this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Drum Major Award. His efforts have had an impact on our community and beyond.
You can help with new health plan
Help update Midland County's Community Health Improvement Plan
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MyMichigan Health is training students to save lives
High school students in Gladwin received training in CPR. There are plans to go into more schools.
Kids Day at the Mall
Do you and your kids need a cure for the winter doldrums? An event at the Midland Mall is what’s prescribed.
A joint program between Do-All Inc. and the United Way of Bay County helps expand the workforce
A partnership between the United Way of Bay County and Do-All Inc. is winning awards and getting people into the workforce.
Planning for the City of Midland’s future
Data, history, and unique methods to gather the public's input are key ingredients in the development of the City's new master plan.
Lunar New Year event hopes to celebrate cultures and togetherness
For the first time ever, Midland is hosting its own Lunar New Year event. The family-friendly, inclusive party includes food tastings, drinks, educational activities, fireworks, and more on Saturday, Jan. 21 at Dow Diamond.
Adapting to the changing tides of business-Little Forks Outfitters
Bo Brines, owner of Little Forks Outfitters, shares how his business became an anchor in downtown Midland over the past 28 years.
Midland County to receive $3.75 million for flood control
Almost three years have passed since the breach of two dams on the Tittabawassee River. A local committee keeps working to reduce the risk of future flooding.
Profile Q&A with Smallwood Holoman
In this Profile Q&A, we meet Smallwood Holoman Jr., a recipient of this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Drum Major Award. His efforts have had an impact on our community and beyond.
You can help with new health plan
Help update Midland County's Community Health Improvement Plan
Partner Partner Content MyMichigan Health is training students to save lives
High school students in Gladwin received training in CPR. There are plans to go into more schools.
Kids Day at the Mall
Do you and your kids need a cure for the winter doldrums? An event at the Midland Mall is what’s prescribed.
A joint program between Do-All Inc. and the United Way of Bay County helps expand the workforce
A partnership between the United Way of Bay County and Do-All Inc. is winning awards and getting people into the workforce.
Planning for the City of Midland’s future
Data, history, and unique methods to gather the public's input are key ingredients in the development of the City's new master plan.
Lunar New Year event hopes to celebrate cultures and togetherness
For the first time ever, Midland is hosting its own Lunar New Year event. The family-friendly, inclusive party includes food tastings, drinks, educational activities, fireworks, and more on Saturday, Jan. 21 at Dow Diamond.
Adapting to the changing tides of business-Little Forks Outfitters
Bo Brines, owner of Little Forks Outfitters, shares how his business became an anchor in downtown Midland over the past 28 years.
