The ROCK builds resilience in kids, focusing on a growth mindset
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The City has a plan
City of Midland is seeking feedback on the new Master Plan.
Profile Q & A with Matt Smith, Outdoorsman/Realtor
Matt Smith is an outdoorsman and a businessman. He’s been able to combine what he loves doing with earning a living. In our Profile Q & A, we learn why Matt loves to hunt and fish, and we get his thoughts on the value of recreational property and what it means to our economy.
Islamic Center of Midland invites community to meet their Muslim neighbors
The open house takes place on Saturday, Oct. 21, and includes cultural displays and speakers.
United Way campaign encourages giving back to community
The annual United Way of Midland County campaign is well underway, with the goal of bringing together neighbors and giving back. This year’s campaign goal is $4.7 million.
Encouraging greener communities
Michigan Green Communities, a consortium of partnerships that includes the Michigan Municipal League, has been helping cities and towns across the state become greener. The annual Michigan Green Communities Challenge encourages communities to participate and also measures their sustainability efforts.
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Community foundations, nonprofit lenders blending strengths
A growing partnership model between community foundations and nonprofit lenders is expanding investment power in Michigan's small businesses.
Center City Streetscape Complete
Community celebrates end of Priority One construction on Saginaw Road Streetscape; looks toward the Circle Priority Two
Profile Q & A focuses on the Midland Lions Club
In our series about local service organizations and their impact on our community, Catalyst interviews the president of the Midland Lions Club.
A Changing Place improves accessibility
A new, first of its kind “inclusive” restroom facility will be built in Grove Park.
The City has a plan
City of Midland is seeking feedback on the new Master Plan.
Profile Q & A with Matt Smith, Outdoorsman/Realtor
Matt Smith is an outdoorsman and a businessman. He’s been able to combine what he loves doing with earning a living. In our Profile Q & A, we learn why Matt loves to hunt and fish, and we get his thoughts on the value of recreational property and what it means to our economy.
Islamic Center of Midland invites community to meet their Muslim neighbors
The open house takes place on Saturday, Oct. 21, and includes cultural displays and speakers.
United Way campaign encourages giving back to community
The annual United Way of Midland County campaign is well underway, with the goal of bringing together neighbors and giving back. This year’s campaign goal is $4.7 million.
Encouraging greener communities
Michigan Green Communities, a consortium of partnerships that includes the Michigan Municipal League, has been helping cities and towns across the state become greener. The annual Michigan Green Communities Challenge encourages communities to participate and also measures their sustainability efforts.
Partner Partner Content Community foundations, nonprofit lenders blending strengths
A growing partnership model between community foundations and nonprofit lenders is expanding investment power in Michigan's small businesses.
Center City Streetscape Complete
Community celebrates end of Priority One construction on Saginaw Road Streetscape; looks toward the Circle Priority Two
Profile Q & A focuses on the Midland Lions Club
In our series about local service organizations and their impact on our community, Catalyst interviews the president of the Midland Lions Club.
A Changing Place improves accessibility
A new, first of its kind “inclusive” restroom facility will be built in Grove Park.
