Midland

Local family is organizing volunteers to build beds for kids in need

Brian Rueger started an Auburn chapter of a national organization that builds bunk beds for kids without a place to sleep. The first community build day is September 12 in Midland.

Local academic institutions take steps to be a solution in the conversation about racial injustice

The presidents of Central Michigan University, Mid Michigan College, Saginaw Valley State University, and Delta College each have a unique approach to guiding their institutions to join the conversation about racial injustice. 

A Missing Middle makeover: Developer Jenifer Acosta takes on flood-impacted property in Midland

Missing Middle Housing has always been something developer Jenifer Acosta has advocated for, and recently she put a shovel in a new project in Midland.

Placemaking plays: Pianos inspire community and connection in 2020 with Art Plays

Three of the artists behind the 2020 Public Arts Midland effort Art Plays, on their inspiration and the community connection the effort has created.

Mid Michigan College launches new outdoor education effort with industry experts

A new collaboration between Mid Michigan College and Rusted Rooster Media brings new, collaborative, outdoor education to the region.

Local soup kitchens seek help as pandemic increases food insecurity, costs, and demand for services

Learn how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted local soup kitchens and what you can do to help.  

A canvas for community: Barricades in Downtown Midland serve as artistic additions to outdoor spaces

With a little creativity and some artistic expression, Downtown Midland has gained extra outdoor seating and eight new public art pieces.

Four big ideas on diversity and inclusion from MYPros D&I panelists

Four members of the Midland community on how Midland can both support and attract a more diverse population.  

Growing a legacy: Dr. Ange Phillips on putting down roots in her hometown around naturopathic care

Dr. Ange Phillips, ND on returning home to practice naturopathic medicine, continuing the legacy of care of Dr. Kim Palka and why food should be our medicine. 

Constructing your future: How skilled trades provide great alternative to higher education

How high-value roles in the skilled trades provide a path to career stability and success at little or no cost to students. 

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