After a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Santa Parade is back in Midland this holiday season. The Santa House will be open again with certain restrictions.

Nov. 11 is Veterans Day. In our Q&A, we’ll find out how the Great Lakes Bay Veterans Coalition is assisting veterans and how you can help the coalition. 

In 2020, an estimated 540,000 hunters in Michigan harvested 411,000 deer during the deer hunting season. In our Q&A, we’ll talk about the issues and changes in regulations for the upcoming season with the deer program biologist for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.    

The Building Trades class offered by Midland Public Schools provides students the chance to get practical experience in preparation for employment in construction, summer work, or home improvement projects. While learning, students build houses for area organizations serving individuals with disabilities.

Another spooky season is upon us, and we’ve got a roundup of Halloween events to enjoy across Midland. Whether you’re looking for a fright or fun, there’s something for everyone.

High school bands are the heart of school pride. Midland High and H.H. Dow High both have robust music programs, and the band is no exception. While band is a challenging subject, it’s arguably one of the most rewarding.

In the third of a Catalyst Community series, we’ll focus on how architects bring nature indoors through windows and the challenges they face to do it. 

The 33rd Dow Tennis Classic returns to the Greater Midland Tennis Center. The event runs from Nov. 1-7 and hosts some of the sport’s top players for matches, free community outreach programs, and more.

Isabella Bank employees volunteered in their local communities on Monday, giving their time to help others in many counties across the state during its Compassion Into Action Day.