Steve Scott, owner of Craft Hemp Company, focuses on hemp education in his downtown Midland store. He sources his hemp from growers in Shepherd, Mid Michigan Hemp Supply and Ag Marvels. Ag Marvels also happens to be the biggest hemp processor in Michigan.
Downtown Story Day is this Saturday, April 10 from noon to 4 p.m. Farm-themed children’s books will be read every half hour at participating businesses, with a chance to win the books being read. Did we mention there will be goats?
City leaders are considering a range of ways to make it easier for homeowners and developers seeking to revitalize the community.
Midland is looking forward to seeing the return of two exciting programs: Midland Blooms and The Dow Tennis Classic. Midland Blooms will be held May 22, and the world-class tennis tournament will take place November 1-7.
MidMichigan Health has announced its plans to build a new Comprehensive Cancer Center at the current site of the Towsley Building, located on the campus of MidMichigan Medical Center - Midland. The Center will bring together oncologists, radiation specialists, specialty surgeons, chemotherapy providers, and support staff from various disciplines at one location.
State Rep. Timmy Beson says he wants to encourage state inspectors to work with business owners to keep their doors open. He also wants to connect young people with retirees to broaden their views.
Since it was built in 1985, the Hampton 5 theater has served as a place to watch movies, worship, and to distribute necessities for the community. Now, the owner has the theater for sale and is hoping a buyer is ready to open the building for its fourth act.
Financial challenges, the pandemic, and a devastating flood all happened in the first year on the job for Northwood University president, Kent MacDonald. The native of Nova Scotia shares with Catalyst how the university has responded, what role a university should have in a community, and who his mentors have been over the years.
For the past decade, the Bay City housing market has been slowly growing. In the last year, home sales set new records. Experts point to a variety of factors driving the increase.
Bay City-based therapist is the first person in the state to earn certification in specialized treatments for neck, jaw, and orofacial pain.
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