How Produce Prescriptions are promoting healthy behaviors across Michigan
More than 20 Produce Prescription Programs operating across the state are helping people improve their diets by giving them access to fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Murals fill Wenonah Park with art, but their purpose goes much deeper than beauty
Public art – such as murals recently unveiled in Wenonah Park – beautifies communities, builds the economy, gives voices to marginalized people, and more. Public art also can improve safety and raise awareness about issues facing a community.
MyPros making an impact
A crowdfunding initiative by young professionals is helping local businesses and the community.
Bully for “The Bully”
The Boulevard Lounge, a fixture in Midland’s bar/restaurant scene, has updated the front and the back of the house.
River of Time debuts in its new location later this month
River of Time fills Johnson's Pumpkin Farm with living history later this month.
Operation 40K: A population growth initiative for the Great Lakes Bay Region
A multi-tiered effort is underway to increase the region's population.
Neighboring Week planning underway
There are a variety of ways you can take part in Neighboring Week in Midland, September 24-30.
Help offered for families of persons living with a mental illness
The Midland affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) has opened registration for their free Family-to-Family program this fall. The eight-session course helps caregivers and family members of those living with a mental illness.
Rides, entertainment, food and fun await at the Midland County Fair
It’s that time of year – fair time! The 85th annual Midland County Fair brings education, entertainment, food, and rides to the community from Aug. 13-19.
Back-to-school with community mental health
Community mental health supports students as they go back to school.
Murals fill Wenonah Park with art, but their purpose goes much deeper than beauty
Public art – such as murals recently unveiled in Wenonah Park – beautifies communities, builds the economy, gives voices to marginalized people, and more. Public art also can improve safety and raise awareness about issues facing a community.
MyPros making an impact
A crowdfunding initiative by young professionals is helping local businesses and the community.
Bully for “The Bully”
The Boulevard Lounge, a fixture in Midland’s bar/restaurant scene, has updated the front and the back of the house.
River of Time debuts in its new location later this month
River of Time fills Johnson's Pumpkin Farm with living history later this month.
Operation 40K: A population growth initiative for the Great Lakes Bay Region
A multi-tiered effort is underway to increase the region's population.
Neighboring Week planning underway
There are a variety of ways you can take part in Neighboring Week in Midland, September 24-30.
Help offered for families of persons living with a mental illness
The Midland affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) has opened registration for their free Family-to-Family program this fall. The eight-session course helps caregivers and family members of those living with a mental illness.
Rides, entertainment, food and fun await at the Midland County Fair
It’s that time of year – fair time! The 85th annual Midland County Fair brings education, entertainment, food, and rides to the community from Aug. 13-19.
Back-to-school with community mental health
Community mental health supports students as they go back to school.
