Poseyville Preserve reclaims Midland riverfront
The Poseyville Preserve Project is turning the former Castle Concrete Block Plant site into a naturalized riverfront.
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Return of the Sturgeon: Adopt a fish, view the documentary film, and be part of a 20-year comeback story
For a donation less than the price of a fast-food meal, you can adopt a Great Lakes Sturgeon, an ancient, threatened fish species that's the focus of a major 20-year environmental restoration project in the Saginaw River system.
Midland police take flight with drone technology
Public safety is enhanced with a fleet of advanced aircraft operated by certified officers
Arenac Community Funds celebrates awarding nearly $1 million in grants since 2000
The Arenac Community Funds celebrates its 25th year by reflecting on its work and setting new goals.
Festival brings 19th-century farm life to Midland’s Chippewa Nature Center
Chippewa Nature Center will host its Fall Harvest Festival on Oct. 4 with demonstrations, crafts and family activities.
‘Combined energy turned into a good tornado’: The Bay Area Women’s Center’s 50-year evolution
A dozen founding mothers created the Bay Area Women’s Center in 1975. Today, the nonprofit organization serves women, children, men, transgender, and non-binary individuals facing domestic and sexual violence.
Pulse collaboration with MiLeap seeks to transform child care access in Michigan
The Pulse initiative is transforming early childhood in Michigan by bridging the gap between research and practice.
Your guide to Midland Neighboring Week events and celebrations
Neighbors across Midland to share stories, food, and fun during Neighboring Week.
Hike, bike, and enjoy a sweet treat with first-ever Pedals to Pines event
Little Forks Conservancy and Friends of the Pere-Marquette Rail Trail invite Midland residents to enjoy a casual bike and hike event on Saturday, Sept. 27.
Wild Ones Mid-Mitten Chapter connects people and native plants
Wild Ones promotes native landscapes through education, advocacy, and collaborative action
Return of the Sturgeon: Adopt a fish, view the documentary film, and be part of a 20-year comeback story
For a donation less than the price of a fast-food meal, you can adopt a Great Lakes Sturgeon, an ancient, threatened fish species that's the focus of a major 20-year environmental restoration project in the Saginaw River system.
Midland police take flight with drone technology
Public safety is enhanced with a fleet of advanced aircraft operated by certified officers
Arenac Community Funds celebrates awarding nearly $1 million in grants since 2000
The Arenac Community Funds celebrates its 25th year by reflecting on its work and setting new goals.
Festival brings 19th-century farm life to Midland’s Chippewa Nature Center
Chippewa Nature Center will host its Fall Harvest Festival on Oct. 4 with demonstrations, crafts and family activities.
‘Combined energy turned into a good tornado’: The Bay Area Women’s Center’s 50-year evolution
A dozen founding mothers created the Bay Area Women’s Center in 1975. Today, the nonprofit organization serves women, children, men, transgender, and non-binary individuals facing domestic and sexual violence.
Pulse collaboration with MiLeap seeks to transform child care access in Michigan
The Pulse initiative is transforming early childhood in Michigan by bridging the gap between research and practice.
Your guide to Midland Neighboring Week events and celebrations
Neighbors across Midland to share stories, food, and fun during Neighboring Week.
Hike, bike, and enjoy a sweet treat with first-ever Pedals to Pines event
Little Forks Conservancy and Friends of the Pere-Marquette Rail Trail invite Midland residents to enjoy a casual bike and hike event on Saturday, Sept. 27.
Wild Ones Mid-Mitten Chapter connects people and native plants
Wild Ones promotes native landscapes through education, advocacy, and collaborative action
