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45 years downtown: Lil Pear Tree finds renewed sense of self
Lil Pear Tree specializes in floral fusion and recently celebrated 45 years in business in Downtown Midland.
Q&A with Brad Befus, President of Scientific Anglers
Brad Befus, president of Midland-based Scientific Anglers on his favorite fishing spots, what inspires the company to create the best fly line they can and how the iconic design of the company headquarters plays a role in their success.
These innovative solutions are addressing the unique health challenges of rural Michigan living
Many rural Michiganders face health disparities, but multiple organizations are creating new ways of structuring rural hospitals and clinics and reaching out to rural patients.
Midland’s Santa Claus School celebrates 81 years and MACF award
Each year, thanks to Tom and Holly Valent, Midland attracts 300 of Santa's best students from around the world to participate in the CWH Santa Claus School. You can bet they have a jolly good time.
Corporate law firm expands presence in Downtown Midland
Warner, Norcross + Judd is ahead of their growth plan and is expending in Downtown Midland soon.
Why did you choose Midland?
Amenities, cost of living and proximity to travel, three couples sound off on why they recently chose to call Midland home.
Q&A with Terri Trotter, president and CEO of Midland Center for the Arts
Terri Trotter, president and CEO of Midland Center for the Arts, on connectivity with Whiting Forest, expanding museum offerings and how her first three years in Midland have flown by.
Old school fermenter establishes product line at Midland Farmers Market
Brad Fierro, a Type 1 diabetic started his fermented food business, Civil Ferments, in his kitchen in 2012. He serves many farmers markets across Michigan and became a part of the Midland Area Farmers Market this year.
Looking beyond the box: Ten16 Recovery Network offers hope
Addiction is often looked at with a stigma. Through partnership and outreach, local nonprofit Ten16 aims to change that and help people get back on their feet in an important way.
45 years downtown: Lil Pear Tree finds renewed sense of self
Lil Pear Tree specializes in floral fusion and recently celebrated 45 years in business in Downtown Midland.
Q&A with Brad Befus, President of Scientific Anglers
Brad Befus, president of Midland-based Scientific Anglers on his favorite fishing spots, what inspires the company to create the best fly line they can and how the iconic design of the company headquarters plays a role in their success.
These innovative solutions are addressing the unique health challenges of rural Michigan living
Many rural Michiganders face health disparities, but multiple organizations are creating new ways of structuring rural hospitals and clinics and reaching out to rural patients.
Midland’s Santa Claus School celebrates 81 years and MACF award
Each year, thanks to Tom and Holly Valent, Midland attracts 300 of Santa's best students from around the world to participate in the CWH Santa Claus School. You can bet they have a jolly good time.
Corporate law firm expands presence in Downtown Midland
Warner, Norcross + Judd is ahead of their growth plan and is expending in Downtown Midland soon.
Why did you choose Midland?
Amenities, cost of living and proximity to travel, three couples sound off on why they recently chose to call Midland home.
Q&A with Terri Trotter, president and CEO of Midland Center for the Arts
Terri Trotter, president and CEO of Midland Center for the Arts, on connectivity with Whiting Forest, expanding museum offerings and how her first three years in Midland have flown by.
Old school fermenter establishes product line at Midland Farmers Market
Brad Fierro, a Type 1 diabetic started his fermented food business, Civil Ferments, in his kitchen in 2012. He serves many farmers markets across Michigan and became a part of the Midland Area Farmers Market this year.
Looking beyond the box: Ten16 Recovery Network offers hope
Addiction is often looked at with a stigma. Through partnership and outreach, local nonprofit Ten16 aims to change that and help people get back on their feet in an important way.
