Mama’s, a new grocery store, opened up in Coleman earlier this month. The store sells meats and produce including chicken, burgers, steaks, milk, bananas, and more. The owners hope this is the start of a revitalization of the Coleman community.
A small team has been working hard in a local orchard getting ready to sell a variety of apples, donuts, and cider at their Apple Haus, just south of Midland
Olvera’s Bar B-Q, a local food truck favorite, has expanded and opened a location in the Midland Mall food court. The restaurant features ribs, chicken, fajitas, burritos, nachos, tacos, and more.
Renovation work is underway on Frick’s Sports Bar, with the goal of again being a destination for entertainment, food, and fun.
To get a feel for what Friday and Saturday nights look like in downtown Midland, check out this photo story by Crystal Gwizdala captured during a concert in The Commons.
Creative 360 and the Midland Section of the American Chemical Society are hosting a series of family-friendly classes centered on gardening, sustainability, and the arts. These STEAM programs provide free, entertaining, and educational lessons for the community.
Like most Americans, social changes, public health, and climate change are affecting how Dial-A-Ride and County Connection managers provide service. The number of miles and the time to get to destinations create the biggest difference in costs.
Little Forks Conservancy is hosting volunteer training for persons interested in becoming stream leaders and collectors. The training session will be held on August 23 at 6 p.m. at the Gladwin City N. Park Boat Launch.
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