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.
Dancers filled Wenonah Park with music and tapping while raising money for a scholarship to help teens realize their dreams.
A Bangor Township business plays a key role in moving wind turbines from manufacturers in Spain, India, and China to wind farms in the Great Lakes Bay Region.
City Market in Downtown Bay City is expanding its hours and services in order to meet growing demand from people living in the business district.
The Isabella County Human Rights Committee’s 3rd Annual Let Peace Reign event is scheduled for Sept. 19 from 5-7 p.m. virtually and will feature a variety of speakers.
Bay County has a higher percentage of people over 62 than any other county in the state. The County Department of Aging is rising to the challenge of meeting the social and nutritional needs of those seniors during the pandemic.
Gougeon Brothers and the Saginaw Bay Community Sailing Association are lending a hand to the U.S. Olympic Bobsled/Skeleton team.
Always one to juggle several projects at a time, local developer Jenifer Acosta recently landed her first development effort in Midland.
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 Sept. 12.
The U.S. Census – which ends soon – drives funding for community programs, road improvements, schools, senior services, and more.
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.