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Downtown Midland’s lane reduction test: Can less be more?

Midland is currently undergoing a test for a reduction of traffic lanes downtown to increase walkability and all forms of commuter traffic. Here are a few other cities that have done the same with positive results and why those interested are advocating for the change.

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Sanford native Nolan Schooley showcases his talent on Food Network with help from Bay-Arenac ISD

Nolan Schooley, a Sanford native and pastry chef at The H Hotel in Downtown Midland was a recent contestant on the Food Network thanks in part to his training in high school from the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center.

Q&A with Brad Befus, President of Scientific Anglers

Brad Befus, president of Midland-based Scientific Anglers on his favorite fishing spots, what inspires the company to create the best fly line they can and how the iconic design of the company headquarters plays a role in their success.

Midland’s Santa Claus School celebrates 81 years and MACF award

Each year, thanks to Tom and Holly Valent, Midland attracts 300 of Santa's best students from around the world to participate in the CWH Santa Claus School. You can bet they have a jolly good time.

Why did you choose Midland?

Amenities, cost of living and proximity to travel, three couples sound off on why they recently chose to call Midland home.

Get your head in the clouds: Whiting Forest welcomes adventure for all

After an extensive renovation, Whiting Forest is officially open to the public on October 7. Check out what this adventure, sensory and experience facility has to offer for all ages and abilities.

2019 golf tournament begins the search for 800 volunteers

The inaugural Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational LPGA Tournament is on the lookout for 800 volunteers - here's how you can get involved.

Center City district in Midland welcomes further development options

The Center City district has sought input from local citizens and business owners on development options for the district's $1 million grant from Dow Chemical – and the future looks bright.

Q&A with David Ramaker, president of the Michigan Baseball Foundation

David Ramaker, president of the Michigan Baseball Foundation on what makes Midland great, what he would like to see take shape in the city and an update on the road diet.

Q&A with Mike Whiting on nature, inspiration and connection

Mike Whiting is excited about the newly completed Whiting Forest Canopy Walk, a project that stems from fun he had on the property as a child.

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