Architectural design for learning
In the fifth article in a Catalyst Community series, we’ll focus on architectural designs for learning.
In the fifth article in a Catalyst Community series, we’ll focus on architectural designs for learning.
In our Profile Q&A, we meet Steve Miller, the mayor of the City of Coleman, a community located on the west end of Midland County. He talks about Coleman's assets, challenges, and relationship to Midland.
Issue Media Group is excited to announce the company’s latest online media project – Rural Innovation eXchange (RIX). RIX will focus on the innovation, talent, entrepreneurship, social innovation and community development taking place in rural Michigan and feature the work of rural talent and content creators.
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.
Competitive gaming is taking the sports world by storm. College-level esports are gaining popularity nationwide. Northwood University is on board with an award-winning esports program.
In the latest in a series of columns from different perspectives in our community, Catalyst Midland focuses on a “ecological community epiphany,” shared by the director of Dow Gardens.
The Blue Light is a community-based space, offering free, live music, and spaces for musicians to play and record music. Their next concert is Feb. 2, a benefit for Safe and Sound, Midland’s only child abuse and neglect organization.
The Day Treatment Program for Midland’s juveniles has been renamed the Monarch Academy. The monarch butterfly symbolizes the transformation of Midland’s youths from criminal offenders into rehabilitated members of society.
Route Bay City asked people from different sectors of the community to re-visit the highlights of 2021 and give us a glimpse of what they expect in the coming year. Today, Bay County Executive James A. Barcia talks about the future of county government.
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