The Midland Section of the American Chemical Society hosts the annual Earth Day Action Expo on Saturday, April 27 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at H.H. Dow High School. The expo invites families to enjoy education, exhibitors, recycling events, exploration of electric vehicles, food trucks, and more fun.
Members from around Michigan came out to help with the project, removing debris and rebuilding the bridge in September.
This is the first year the program is completely outdoors, a shift due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This summer, Grove Park in Midtown gained new playground equipment, an upgraded outdoor basketball court, small gazebo, fencing, and landscaping. Future upgrades will include restroom facilities, additional parking, paved pathways, and a larger gazebo.
Dramatic foliage provides the perfect backdrop as your family enjoys hikes, pumpkins, and more this fall.
Change begins by initiating conversations and providing opportunities to listen, learn, and grow. By continually as a community asking, “What’s next?” and steadily building upon that, Midland County can take steps toward becoming a more inclusive and safe space for everyone to live.
In less than three short years, Live Oak Coffeehouse has opened a new location and recently started two new efforts, Live Oak Pantry and Live Oak Roasters, all while creating art and loving people.
2020 threw us some curveballs. Here are three instances where Midland adapted to the needs of 2020 by using our outdoor and public spaces.
National bestselling author Austin Channing Brown offers comments at a recent Midland event about racial justice and why she wrote her book I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness.
After three years of running Catalyst Midland, it is with a very heavy heart I share with you I'll be stepping down as managing editor. I'm not going anywhere, just advocating for our community wearing a slightly different hat.
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