Scholarships-Midland Area Community Foundation
If you need some financial help to attend college or a trade school next fall, the time is now to apply for a scholarship from the Midland Area Community Foundation.
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Voices of Youth: On and off the court, athletes and coaches influence each other
Voices of Youth writer Jessica Schaefer, a Bay City Central High School senior, explains the relationship between teen athletes and their coaches
Columbine survivor and Bay City resident: Let’s go back to basics
Sarah Noble, a parent of two school-age children and a survivor of the Columbine shooting, advocates for easier access to mental health assistance, as well as a larger focus on anti-bullying efforts and reaching children at younger ages.
Midland Community Television provides opportunities to create media
Midland Community Television provides easy access to information. There are a variety of opportunities for community members and organizations to create media and share information at the local level.
Profile Q & A: Erin Patrice, MLK Drum Major Award
In this Profile Q&A, we meet Erin Patrice, a recipient of this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Drum Major Award. She’s the founder of The Breaking Bread Village, which is an effort to bring people together.
Eleven Midland County school teams advance in STEM competition
Up to $77,500 is up for grabs through the A.H. Nickless Innovation Award competition, which aims to challenge students to develop innovative solutions to the world’s problems. Most teams advancing in this regional competition are from local schools.
Grace A. Dow Memorial Library Battle of the Books
The Grace A. Dow Memorial Library has launched the Battle of the Books competition to encourage reading among elementary and middle school students. Teams of students can register for the program by Jan. 15.
In 2022, public schools are providing more than classroom lessons in reading, writing & arithmetic
Route Bay City asked people from different sectors of the community to re-visit the highlights of 2021 and give us a glimpse of what they expect in the coming year. Today, Ben Tierney from Bay City Public Schools talks about the future of education in the community.
Year in review: Grace A. Dow Memorial Library with Miriam Andrus
A year in review and a look ahead with the director of the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library, Miriam Andrus.
Libraries are becoming standard in Bay County’s kindergarten classrooms
The Bay City Morning Rotary Club is partnering with other community institutions to build kindergarten libraries throughout the county
Voices of Youth: On and off the court, athletes and coaches influence each other
Voices of Youth writer Jessica Schaefer, a Bay City Central High School senior, explains the relationship between teen athletes and their coaches
Columbine survivor and Bay City resident: Let’s go back to basics
Sarah Noble, a parent of two school-age children and a survivor of the Columbine shooting, advocates for easier access to mental health assistance, as well as a larger focus on anti-bullying efforts and reaching children at younger ages.
Midland Community Television provides opportunities to create media
Midland Community Television provides easy access to information. There are a variety of opportunities for community members and organizations to create media and share information at the local level.
Profile Q & A: Erin Patrice, MLK Drum Major Award
In this Profile Q&A, we meet Erin Patrice, a recipient of this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Drum Major Award. She’s the founder of The Breaking Bread Village, which is an effort to bring people together.
Eleven Midland County school teams advance in STEM competition
Up to $77,500 is up for grabs through the A.H. Nickless Innovation Award competition, which aims to challenge students to develop innovative solutions to the world’s problems. Most teams advancing in this regional competition are from local schools.
Grace A. Dow Memorial Library Battle of the Books
The Grace A. Dow Memorial Library has launched the Battle of the Books competition to encourage reading among elementary and middle school students. Teams of students can register for the program by Jan. 15.
In 2022, public schools are providing more than classroom lessons in reading, writing & arithmetic
Route Bay City asked people from different sectors of the community to re-visit the highlights of 2021 and give us a glimpse of what they expect in the coming year. Today, Ben Tierney from Bay City Public Schools talks about the future of education in the community.
Year in review: Grace A. Dow Memorial Library with Miriam Andrus
A year in review and a look ahead with the director of the Grace A. Dow Memorial Library, Miriam Andrus.
Libraries are becoming standard in Bay County’s kindergarten classrooms
The Bay City Morning Rotary Club is partnering with other community institutions to build kindergarten libraries throughout the county
