River Days brings free family fun to Midland
An annual family event, River Days, returns to Midland, with food, fun, and free entertainment, August 3-6.
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Walk Midland
A long-time program to encourage fitness through walking has expanded across the community.
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West Michigan welcomes Autism Alliance of Michigan to new office in Grand Rapids area
Autism Alliance of Michigan is opening a new office in the Grand Rapids area.
Bridge, Gateway moving, expanding
The growing need for lower cost food and health care has two local non-profits expanding their services.
New Michigan Sugar CEO sees a bright future for his family and his company in the region
Neil C. Juhnke started his Michigan Sugar career in April. Since then, he’s met grower-owners, employees, and started enjoying Michigan’s recreational opportunities including fishing, hunting, and golfing.
Art Seen Festival invites community for mural-making fun
The third annual Art Seen Festival returns June 3-4 to create bold, colorful, community-based murals in Midland.
High Water Mark addresses flooding
An event was held this week focusing on efforts to reduce future flooding in our area
Lee Bar & Grill open for business
With a family-friendly atmosphere, new restaurant is ready to serve up food, drinks, and entertainment.
Spend 24 Hours in Midland with Marcie Post
Assistant Director of Public Services Marcie Post is always on the move. When she’s not helping maintain Midland’s 2,700 acres of parkland, she’s running, playing basketball, or playing at the parks with her children.
New fitness center is a passion project for the owner
All levels welcome at new fitness center in Midland.
Walk Midland
A long-time program to encourage fitness through walking has expanded across the community.
Partner Partner Content West Michigan welcomes Autism Alliance of Michigan to new office in Grand Rapids area
Autism Alliance of Michigan is opening a new office in the Grand Rapids area.
Bridge, Gateway moving, expanding
The growing need for lower cost food and health care has two local non-profits expanding their services.
New Michigan Sugar CEO sees a bright future for his family and his company in the region
Neil C. Juhnke started his Michigan Sugar career in April. Since then, he’s met grower-owners, employees, and started enjoying Michigan’s recreational opportunities including fishing, hunting, and golfing.
Art Seen Festival invites community for mural-making fun
The third annual Art Seen Festival returns June 3-4 to create bold, colorful, community-based murals in Midland.
High Water Mark addresses flooding
An event was held this week focusing on efforts to reduce future flooding in our area
Lee Bar & Grill open for business
With a family-friendly atmosphere, new restaurant is ready to serve up food, drinks, and entertainment.
Spend 24 Hours in Midland with Marcie Post
Assistant Director of Public Services Marcie Post is always on the move. When she’s not helping maintain Midland’s 2,700 acres of parkland, she’s running, playing basketball, or playing at the parks with her children.
New fitness center is a passion project for the owner
All levels welcome at new fitness center in Midland.
