Ukuleles and drums keep the music playing at Bay City Central High School
The Central High School band director raised more than $3,000 to buy ukuleles so the students can make music without removing their masks.
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Q&A: Central Michigan University Director of Athletics Amy Folan
Central Michigan University named Amy Folan as the new Zyzelewski Family Associate Vice President/Director of Athletics after a nationwide search
Garber High students win $25K grant to purchase therapy dogs for school district
The Garber High School Robotics team raised the money to provide therapy dogs in Essexville elementary schools.
Online platform connects employers and employees with early childhood support resources
New community platform connects parents with child care in an effort to help businesses attract and retain employees.
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Healthy Habits Start Now through collaboration between Livingston and Washtenaw counties
Livingston Educational Service Agency's Healthy Habits Start Now (HHSN) program helps families understand the importance of eating more fruits and vegetables every day and the benefits of being more physically active.
Parenting in a Pandemic leads off a new free lecture series
Mental health, in the age of COVID-19, is the focus of a virtual lecture series offered by a Midland-based psychology practice.
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Nonprofit LAHC breaks barriers to physical activity for Dearborn residents
The nonprofit Leaders Advancing and Helping Communities has spent decades providing a variety of services for Dearborn residents, most recently using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education funding to make physical activity more accessible to all.
Local libraries battle pandemic’s pressure on the digital divide, find new ways to provide services
Traditionally, libraries have been able to help fill the gap created by the digital divide; however, when library buildings closed due to the pandemic, they had to get creative in order to help ensure that gap doesn’t become an uncrossable chasm for those without internet access who are working from home and doing virtual learning.
Play ball! Miracle Field in Midland’s Central Park to offer accessible, inclusive recreation space
“When you talk about the Miracle Field and you talk about Midland being a baseball town, it just makes logical sense that we would want everybody to be able to play baseball,” says Karen Murphy, director of public services for the City of Midland.
Blog: The life of a school band director in the COVID-19 pandemic
Studying music during a global crisis builds confidence, perseverance, and an appreciation for the value of art.
Q&A: Central Michigan University Director of Athletics Amy Folan
Central Michigan University named Amy Folan as the new Zyzelewski Family Associate Vice President/Director of Athletics after a nationwide search
Garber High students win $25K grant to purchase therapy dogs for school district
The Garber High School Robotics team raised the money to provide therapy dogs in Essexville elementary schools.
Online platform connects employers and employees with early childhood support resources
New community platform connects parents with child care in an effort to help businesses attract and retain employees.
Partner Partner Content Healthy Habits Start Now through collaboration between Livingston and Washtenaw counties
Livingston Educational Service Agency's Healthy Habits Start Now (HHSN) program helps families understand the importance of eating more fruits and vegetables every day and the benefits of being more physically active.
Parenting in a Pandemic leads off a new free lecture series
Mental health, in the age of COVID-19, is the focus of a virtual lecture series offered by a Midland-based psychology practice.
Partner Partner Content Nonprofit LAHC breaks barriers to physical activity for Dearborn residents
The nonprofit Leaders Advancing and Helping Communities has spent decades providing a variety of services for Dearborn residents, most recently using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education funding to make physical activity more accessible to all.
Local libraries battle pandemic’s pressure on the digital divide, find new ways to provide services
Traditionally, libraries have been able to help fill the gap created by the digital divide; however, when library buildings closed due to the pandemic, they had to get creative in order to help ensure that gap doesn’t become an uncrossable chasm for those without internet access who are working from home and doing virtual learning.
Play ball! Miracle Field in Midland’s Central Park to offer accessible, inclusive recreation space
“When you talk about the Miracle Field and you talk about Midland being a baseball town, it just makes logical sense that we would want everybody to be able to play baseball,” says Karen Murphy, director of public services for the City of Midland.
Blog: The life of a school band director in the COVID-19 pandemic
Studying music during a global crisis builds confidence, perseverance, and an appreciation for the value of art.
