2026 Summer Camps in the Great Lakes Bay Region: Fun, learning, and adventure for kids of all ages
Area summer camps are gearing up to offer everything from outdoor explorations and sports to arts, music, and STEM activities.
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Celebration at Chippewa Nature Center honors winter solstice
Midland residents gathered at Chippewa Nature Center on Saturday, Dec. 20, to mark the winter solstice.
Statewide effort tackles postpartum depression and perinatal mood disorders
One of every five* new mothers experiences perinatal mood disorders, but only a small number receive the help they need. The Michigan Health and Hospital Association is working to change that.
Q&A with Bay-Arenac ISD Superintendent Shelly DuCharme
Bay-Arenac ISD Superintendent Shelly DuCharme explains how the district supports to regional schools, teaches career skills to students, and provided her with the opportunity to return home.
Where everyone belongs: Adaptive sports bringing joy and connection to Midland
Lifelines of friendship, empowerment, and belonging for families of all abilities.
Q&A with Bay City Public Safety Director Caleb Rowell
Bay City Department of Public Safety Director Caleb Rowell says one of the top challenges he expects his department to face in 2026 is aging infrastructure.
Local high schools send 20 Teams to next round of Nickless Innovation Award
Up to $77.5K in scholarships for students, STEM education grants for schools at stake in 13th annual competition.
Tiela Schurman establishes legacy as 2026 High School Principal of the Year
Tiela Schurman has been been named Michigan’s 2026 High School Principal of the Year.
Downtown Midland plans full lineup of November events to celebrate the holiday season
Downtown Midland is getting ready to welcome the holidays with a full lineup of events throughout November.
Child care is more than a family issue. It’s also a key priority for businesses
Economists and educators agree that investing in child care is good for businesses trying to attract and retain talent.
Celebration at Chippewa Nature Center honors winter solstice
Midland residents gathered at Chippewa Nature Center on Saturday, Dec. 20, to mark the winter solstice.
Statewide effort tackles postpartum depression and perinatal mood disorders
One of every five* new mothers experiences perinatal mood disorders, but only a small number receive the help they need. The Michigan Health and Hospital Association is working to change that.
Q&A with Bay-Arenac ISD Superintendent Shelly DuCharme
Bay-Arenac ISD Superintendent Shelly DuCharme explains how the district supports to regional schools, teaches career skills to students, and provided her with the opportunity to return home.
Where everyone belongs: Adaptive sports bringing joy and connection to Midland
Lifelines of friendship, empowerment, and belonging for families of all abilities.
Q&A with Bay City Public Safety Director Caleb Rowell
Bay City Department of Public Safety Director Caleb Rowell says one of the top challenges he expects his department to face in 2026 is aging infrastructure.
Local high schools send 20 Teams to next round of Nickless Innovation Award
Up to $77.5K in scholarships for students, STEM education grants for schools at stake in 13th annual competition.
Tiela Schurman establishes legacy as 2026 High School Principal of the Year
Tiela Schurman has been been named Michigan’s 2026 High School Principal of the Year.
Downtown Midland plans full lineup of November events to celebrate the holiday season
Downtown Midland is getting ready to welcome the holidays with a full lineup of events throughout November.
Child care is more than a family issue. It’s also a key priority for businesses
Economists and educators agree that investing in child care is good for businesses trying to attract and retain talent.
