Quilt shop weaves itself into the fabric of Pinconning
A Pinconning quilt shop – housed in a former church and with space for overnight guests – is attracting national attention and international guests.
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Q&A with Scott Ellis, the new director of Perceptions
For the first time in its nearly 20-year history, Perceptions has hired a full-time executive director. The new director hopes to make the Great Lakes Bay Region more welcoming for the LGBTQ community.
Oracle Brewing hosts fall beer release featuring collaboration from two Midland homebrewers
A new brewing partnership called the Common Hours Project is debuting two beers at Oracle Brewing's Fall Awakening release this weekend.
Teaming up: The impact of the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational
Long after the crowds, cameras and action cease, the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational is making a lasting impact on the region through the #TeamUp event with local nonprofits.
Battle Creek meetings bring schools, health providers, law enforcement together to help kids thrive
Numerous Battle Creek-area organizations convene monthly with the shared goal of helping improve kids’ academic performance and their physical and mental health.
Proper Taco brings flavors and spice to Downtown Midland
Ashely Rae set out to do one thing at Proper Taco: bring a good taco to Downtown Midland.
Lack of child care can be a barrier to Michigan parents’ health care. Here’s how we can do better.
Child care costs add yet another item to the list of major hardships for Michigan’s vulnerable families. But expansion and integration of childcare services – and state policy changes – could make a difference.
Midland nursery and outdoor center plans 5,000 sq. ft. expansion
Maple Hill Nursery has a new outdoor furniture line made out of recycled milk jugs, we take a look at this sustainable effort.
Table for 200, please: The story behind “Dinner on Main”
If you build it, they will come. Cancer Services of Midland, Clare and Gladwin counties sure learned there were many new supporters at the recent Dinner on Main event.
Football referee brings 50 years experience to the field
At 85 years old, Don Rose still serves as a football referee for a few games every year. The Bay City Central High School graduate is one of the oldest and longest-serving referees in Michigan.
Q&A with Scott Ellis, the new director of Perceptions
For the first time in its nearly 20-year history, Perceptions has hired a full-time executive director. The new director hopes to make the Great Lakes Bay Region more welcoming for the LGBTQ community.
Oracle Brewing hosts fall beer release featuring collaboration from two Midland homebrewers
A new brewing partnership called the Common Hours Project is debuting two beers at Oracle Brewing's Fall Awakening release this weekend.
Teaming up: The impact of the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational
Long after the crowds, cameras and action cease, the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational is making a lasting impact on the region through the #TeamUp event with local nonprofits.
Battle Creek meetings bring schools, health providers, law enforcement together to help kids thrive
Numerous Battle Creek-area organizations convene monthly with the shared goal of helping improve kids’ academic performance and their physical and mental health.
Proper Taco brings flavors and spice to Downtown Midland
Ashely Rae set out to do one thing at Proper Taco: bring a good taco to Downtown Midland.
Lack of child care can be a barrier to Michigan parents’ health care. Here’s how we can do better.
Child care costs add yet another item to the list of major hardships for Michigan’s vulnerable families. But expansion and integration of childcare services – and state policy changes – could make a difference.
Midland nursery and outdoor center plans 5,000 sq. ft. expansion
Maple Hill Nursery has a new outdoor furniture line made out of recycled milk jugs, we take a look at this sustainable effort.
Table for 200, please: The story behind “Dinner on Main”
If you build it, they will come. Cancer Services of Midland, Clare and Gladwin counties sure learned there were many new supporters at the recent Dinner on Main event.
Football referee brings 50 years experience to the field
At 85 years old, Don Rose still serves as a football referee for a few games every year. The Bay City Central High School graduate is one of the oldest and longest-serving referees in Michigan.
