Erika M. Hirschman

A veteran freelance writer and former reporter with The Midland Daily News, Erika has covered a wide array of topics in and around Midland and Saginaw counties. She’s an award winning reporter, and holds a journalism degree from the University of Detroit-Mercy/Marygrove College. When Erika is not writing, she enjoys dancing in her kitchen with her two dogs and family. She loves to read, cook, travel and go to concerts. She’s lived in Saginaw County for 26 years.
 

Feature Story United Way's campaign lasts until Oct. 29.

United Way Midland campaign off to a strong start


Feature Story The Northwood University International Auto Show (NUIAS) will be held in-person on campus Friday, Oct. 1 from 1-9 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 2 from 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Northwood University’s Auto Show revs up this October


Development News MidMichigan Health has purchased the former Sears Building at the Midland Mall.

Some MidMichigan staff to move into old Sears space next spring


Feature Story A vaccine clinic was held at the Midland Center for the Arts.

COVID-19 vaccine clinics open to teens with school set to start


Feature Story Delta College's Downtown Midland Center is located at 419 E. Ellsworth St.
Development News Phase I of construction for the Miracle Field, which includes the field, dugouts, accessible parking spaces in front of the complex and three of the four restrooms is in the process.

Build it and they will come play


Feature Story Summer is here. Last weekend, Midland was full of color as artists and fans celebrated local art festivities.

Midland soon to hear the sounds of summer


Development News Antonio’s had a soft opening last Saturday, May 15. They're now open for business at 1716 W. Wackerly St.
Feature Story Esther Williams is the executive director of Midland Recyclers.
Feature Story Chris & Heather Welch of the Aviator Cookie Company. He's the owner, she's the assistant manager.
Feature Story Photo courtesy of Sanford Elementary Early Childhood Center. Please note: This photo was taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Child care resources assist families amidst pandemic


Feature Story Sarah Longstreth of Good Stead Farm, masked-up in 2020, sells fresh produce including lettuce, salad greens, microgreens, garlic, tomatoes and carrots.

Despite slow start, Midland Area Farmers Market season was a home run