Love Thy Neighbor: Meet Wally Mayton
Meet Wally Mayton as he talks about Midland's Neighboring Week with Max Loves Midland.
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Start of football season brings extra excitement to Midland
It’s a new football season. For local programs such as Northwood University, Dow High school and Midland High School that means plenty of excitement for local fans.
Lead offers tools for personal and professional growth
Lead is committed to its mission to "Empower people with practical tools to become their most confident self."
Better Together: Midland County ESA focuses on well-being
How Midland ESA's work culture is putting employee health at the forefront and caring for the overall well-being for their employees.
Midland Rotary and Nonviolent Peaceforce sponsor Celebration of Peace
Midland Rotary and Nonviolent Peaceforce sponsored a Peace Pole on International Peace Day, reinforcing Midland’s status as a City of Peace.
Grace A. Dow Memorial Library recognizes National Library Card Sign-Up Month through the end of Sept
It's still not too late to celebrate National Library Card Sign-Up Month at the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library!
Travel back in time with homestead farm activities at Chippewa Nature Center’s Fall Harvest Fest
Chippewa Nature Center hosts its Fall Harvest Festival, featuring interactive demonstrations of autumn traditions like cider making and blacksmithing, connecting visitors to 1800s farm life and nature.
Student art celebrating diversity to adorn 8,000 Midland School Chromebooks
Midland Public Schools and Midland County Inclusion Alliance select artwork by Alice Kim and Elise Collier for Chromebook stickers, celebrating the "Better Together" theme of diversity and inclusion district-wide.
Lawfully Theatrical: Meet Patrick Schefsky
Meet Patrick Schefsky as he shares his journey from Midland and back.
Michigan organizations, universities, and agencies growing the public health workforce
Michigan, as well as the rest of the world, is going through a health care workforce shortage. The Michigan Health Council’s (MHC) Michigan Health Care Workforce Index projects that nearly all 36 health care occupations will experience workforce shortages between now and 2033.
Start of football season brings extra excitement to Midland
It’s a new football season. For local programs such as Northwood University, Dow High school and Midland High School that means plenty of excitement for local fans.
Lead offers tools for personal and professional growth
Lead is committed to its mission to "Empower people with practical tools to become their most confident self."
Better Together: Midland County ESA focuses on well-being
How Midland ESA's work culture is putting employee health at the forefront and caring for the overall well-being for their employees.
Midland Rotary and Nonviolent Peaceforce sponsor Celebration of Peace
Midland Rotary and Nonviolent Peaceforce sponsored a Peace Pole on International Peace Day, reinforcing Midland’s status as a City of Peace.
Grace A. Dow Memorial Library recognizes National Library Card Sign-Up Month through the end of Sept
It's still not too late to celebrate National Library Card Sign-Up Month at the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library!
Travel back in time with homestead farm activities at Chippewa Nature Center’s Fall Harvest Fest
Chippewa Nature Center hosts its Fall Harvest Festival, featuring interactive demonstrations of autumn traditions like cider making and blacksmithing, connecting visitors to 1800s farm life and nature.
Student art celebrating diversity to adorn 8,000 Midland School Chromebooks
Midland Public Schools and Midland County Inclusion Alliance select artwork by Alice Kim and Elise Collier for Chromebook stickers, celebrating the "Better Together" theme of diversity and inclusion district-wide.
Lawfully Theatrical: Meet Patrick Schefsky
Meet Patrick Schefsky as he shares his journey from Midland and back.
Michigan organizations, universities, and agencies growing the public health workforce
Michigan, as well as the rest of the world, is going through a health care workforce shortage. The Michigan Health Council’s (MHC) Michigan Health Care Workforce Index projects that nearly all 36 health care occupations will experience workforce shortages between now and 2033.
