Take a look behind the scenes at Hidden Harvest, which saves around 250,000 pounds of surplus food each month, distributing it to pantries and soup kitchens in the region.
Midland’s Service Club Alliance simplifies grantmaking by uniting service clubs through one shared application to better support local nonprofits.
Midland-area events are serving up laughter, magic, and holiday cheer for all ages.
Two major shows closed out November at the Midland Center for the Arts, with Cirque Dreams Holidaze and Six: The Musical each drawing strong crowds.
Coffee and a Culture of Community to expand into another Midland neighborhood.
Midland’s recent recognition as the nation’s best place to retire highlights what residents have long known: the city’s real strength lies in its people.
A reef constructed near the mouth of the Saginaw River in September and October may already be helping to correct decades of damage from humans, invasive species, the wind, and tides.
Experts and local leaders make a strong case that quality child care isn’t just a family need, it’s a business investment.
Although Neighboring Week has ended, the impact of the Disability Network of Mid-Michigan continues to ripple through the community.
In Bay County, a coalition formed to help families fill their dinner plates. The coalition is tackling the problem in several different ways.The Bay Area Community Foundation established a Food Insecurity Emergency Fund for both Bay and Arenac counties. At the same time, the United Way of Bay County is collecting food to divide between food banks and recruiting volunteers to meet increased demand.
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