Voices of Black Midland announces oral history series
A new discussion series from the Voices of Black Midland project invites community members to listen, reflect, and talk through the lived experiences of Black residents in Midland County.
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Build Like a Girl draws future tradeswomen from across Mid-Michigan
The sound of drills and laughter filled the Great Hall as students from across the Great Lakes Bay region got hands-on with the trades. What started with just eight girls has grown into a sold-out event helping build the area’s future workforce.
From Baton Rouge to Midland: A Story of roots, resilience, and sisterhood
La’Toya Anderson’s journey from Baton Rouge to Midland is rooted in family, creativity, and a desire to build community.
Adaptive curling is expanding access to recreation in Midland
On March 7, the Greater Midland Community Center, in partnership with the City of Midland Parks and Recreation, will host a free “Adaptive Learn to Curl” event at the Greater Midland Curling Center.
Mental health equity: Changes, challenges, and paving a path forward
“Health equity has always been an uphill battle. But without intentional investment and consistency, we risk sliding backward." Marianne Huff
