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Understanding the healthcare system can be difficult for many who grew up in the United States speaking English. But for immigrants, challenges to receiving and understanding good care are exponentially greater.
Filmmaking teams had 72 hours to complete a film from start to finish, and will be vying for both an audience favorite and a juried competition award at The Hell’s Half Mile Winter Film Slam, which takes place at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 8.
What began as a team of eight people looking for an adventure has evolved into a 400 person group of people dedicated to getting in shape and celebrating life.
The Jobs for Michigan’s Graduates (JMG) program at Windover High School welcomed 31 new members into the organization’s Career Association on January 25.
City Office is slated to open in February and plans to offer resources and a sense of community for entrepreneurs.
The Saginaw Bay Land Conservancy is using urban restoration projects and land preserves to reconnect people with Bay County's natural resources.
If you're ever passed an old building and thought, "that would be good as..." you might have what it takes to be a small-scale developer. A recent seminar touched on the skills required to make that happen and how you can make the most of opportunities in the Great Lakes Bay Region.
Owner Lyndsay Edmonds says that she wants all three of her businesses to give people a place to go that feels like somewhere between work and home.
Midland City Forest has a ton going on this winter and provides fun activities for all! Check out these three upcoming events.
Social isolation and loneliness can have serious negative impacts on older adults' health, but efforts around the state are working to connect seniors to their communities and the resources available to them.
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