A wide variety of stakeholders have come together to collaborate on a strategic plan to develop the Chippewa River Water Trail – a project that many hope will promote regional and statewide awareness of the opportunities the river has to offer, as well as inspire enhanced sustainability efforts along the river corridor.
Like many homes that endured extensive damage in the May disaster, a home on Midland’s Valley Drive is undergoing renovations. What’s unique is the home’s ownership has changed hands.
Upon realizing the Great Lakes Bay region didn’t have its own holiday video album, Avram Golden set out to create one — featuring local talent, local venues, and local nonprofits. “It truly is like the holiday spirit of generosity and kindness, and sharing the gifts that you have with others,” says Samantha McKenzie of Hidden Harvest.
A Bay City businessman bought $10,000 worth of groceries for 250 people at City Market this week. It marks the second time this month he's reached out to help people facing financial hardships during the pandemic.
Working closely with the Midland community has enabled the Midland County Emergency Food Pantry Network to address evolving local needs and maneuver the ups and downs of a turbulent year.
Mike Loomis, CEO of MDL Companies, says the real estate sales and investment markets in Bay City are growing even as the pandemic changes the way people live and work.
Erica Armstrong, City of Midland’s City Clerk, answers voters’ frequently asked questions.
“When you talk about the Miracle Field and you talk about Midland being a baseball town, it just makes logical sense that we would want everybody to be able to play baseball,” says Karen Murphy, director of public services for the City of Midland.
The United Way of Bay County is looking for its next leader. The goal is to choose a new CEO by Dec. 1.
This summer, Grove Park in Midtown gained new playground equipment, an upgraded outdoor basketball court, small gazebo, fencing, and landscaping. Future upgrades will include restroom facilities, additional parking, paved pathways, and a larger gazebo.
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