Midland’s Creation Coffee to expand to Mt. Pleasant
Following the success of its first store in Midland, Creation Coffee plans to open two new locations including one in Mt. Pleasant.
Following the success of its first store in Midland, Creation Coffee plans to open two new locations including one in Mt. Pleasant.
Downtown Midland’s newest business, Bliss Bridal Boutique, is celebrating its grand opening on Thursday, Oct. 7. The cake-cutting ceremony takes place at 11:30 a.m.
The Midland Area Community Foundation and the Midland Business Alliance have teamed up to organize ReGrow Midland, a program that enlists local restaurants to prepare food for distribution to families in need of food assistance. The initiative has helped foodservice establishments stay open amid COVID-19-related shutdowns and worker shortages.
A new Midland business is setting its sights on shifting the culture of the coffee shop. Boomerang Coffee Lounge opened Monday, and they want to be a welcoming place for everyone.
Midland Center for the Arts just launched their NEXTGEN Pass — a program that gives young people a specially curated lineup of performing arts events, networking opportunities, and behind-the-scenes pre-show events.
Only students are planning, leading and hosting the 58th annual Northwood University Auto Show on Oct. 1-2. The NU students will learn a range of skills, from public speaking and business to catering and marketing.
Accelerated Filtration, an industrial water filtration startup, will be making its home in Midland. They’re working to commercialize their AFX filter, which removes fine particles from water without chemicals.
A new business, Lodge Party Store, has opened in an old location in the Bullock Creek area. The store has homemade breakfast and lunch items, traditional party store products, and more.
A unique, new sustainability store, FILL is now open in Midland. The business offers refillable containers and glass bottles in an effort to curb plastics used for household cleaning and personal care products.
Production agriculture is a big part of the Great Lakes Bay Region’s economy. Terry Henne, head of Farm Service Radio for WSGW in Saginaw, shares his thoughts on the role agriculture plays in our economy, the trends he’s seen, and his concerns going forward. He’s celebrating 50 years in radio at WSGW.
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