Delta College Downtown Midland Center breaks ground for 2020 opening
Delta College broke ground on the new Downtown Midland Center recently adding to the region's access to affordable, in-demand, high-quality education.
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Midtown is “Marveling” and “Making” this weekend with two events
Midtown is hosting two events this weekend you will want to check out: Midtown Movie Palooza and Midtown Artist Market.
Saltwater, sinking lines & scenic escapes: A look into adventure travel with Little Forks Outfitters
From Yellowstone to Christmas Island, we take a look inside adventure travel with Bo Brines and Little Forks Outfitters.
Q&A with Mayor Kathi Newsham
Route sat down with mayor Kathi Nesham to talk about her political path and her thoughts about Bay City.
$10K worth of scholarship money up for grabs from MFCU
Members First Credit Union has $10,000 in available scholarship applications for 11 MFCU students.
Q&A with the Marie Jeffrey and Melissa Schalk of Mobile Masterpiece
Marie Jeffrey and Melissa Schalk of Mobile Masterpiece bring canvas, paints and instruction to locations that their clients choose.
Born and raised: Physician Natalie Kroll on returning home to practice
Natalie Kroll is a Midland-based obstetrician/gynecologist (OB/GYN) with MidMichigan Health. A Midland native, she returned home to practice medicine ten years ago and says her upbringing helps give context to her patients.
International film festival returns to Midland on annual world tour
Calling all adrenaline junkies! This Friday and Saturday is the annual Banff Mountain Film Festival at Chippewa Nature Center
Meet Catalyst Midland: Andrea Foster
Meet the people that bring you Midland's community development news each week. Andrea Foster is an Community Programs Manager at Little Forks Conservancy and writer for Catalyst Midland.
Volunteers band together to help local second graders improve their reading skills, confidence
Young Leaders United heads up a quarterly volunteer effort in the community. The first quarter focus was on helping local kids improve their reading skills through Lunch Box Learners.
Midtown is “Marveling” and “Making” this weekend with two events
Midtown is hosting two events this weekend you will want to check out: Midtown Movie Palooza and Midtown Artist Market.
Saltwater, sinking lines & scenic escapes: A look into adventure travel with Little Forks Outfitters
From Yellowstone to Christmas Island, we take a look inside adventure travel with Bo Brines and Little Forks Outfitters.
Q&A with Mayor Kathi Newsham
Route sat down with mayor Kathi Nesham to talk about her political path and her thoughts about Bay City.
$10K worth of scholarship money up for grabs from MFCU
Members First Credit Union has $10,000 in available scholarship applications for 11 MFCU students.
Q&A with the Marie Jeffrey and Melissa Schalk of Mobile Masterpiece
Marie Jeffrey and Melissa Schalk of Mobile Masterpiece bring canvas, paints and instruction to locations that their clients choose.
Born and raised: Physician Natalie Kroll on returning home to practice
Natalie Kroll is a Midland-based obstetrician/gynecologist (OB/GYN) with MidMichigan Health. A Midland native, she returned home to practice medicine ten years ago and says her upbringing helps give context to her patients.
International film festival returns to Midland on annual world tour
Calling all adrenaline junkies! This Friday and Saturday is the annual Banff Mountain Film Festival at Chippewa Nature Center
Meet Catalyst Midland: Andrea Foster
Meet the people that bring you Midland's community development news each week. Andrea Foster is an Community Programs Manager at Little Forks Conservancy and writer for Catalyst Midland.
Volunteers band together to help local second graders improve their reading skills, confidence
Young Leaders United heads up a quarterly volunteer effort in the community. The first quarter focus was on helping local kids improve their reading skills through Lunch Box Learners.
