Ralph E. Wirtz

Ralph E. Wirtz is a native Midlander who retired from the Midland Daily News as a managing editor in 2015. He has been freelancing since then in between traveling and volunteering. He has four adult children, all who graduated from Bullock Creek High School as he did. He is an eight-year veteran of the U.S. Navy and a Central Michigan University grad. He can be reached at ralphewirtz@gmail.com

 

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City offers survey to gain input on master plan


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Midland County to receive $3.75 million for flood control


Development News Health & Human Services Council logo

You can help with new health plan


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Planning for the City of Midland's future


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Teachers: Help Wanted!


Feature Story City employee at the water plant collects samples for testing.

City & County jobs are changing


Development News The MOMsemble will be performed Fri, December 2nd.

Creative 360 warms up December


Development News The Chippewa Nature Center's Nature Art Show and Sale will be open to the public on Sat, December 3rd.

CNC sale has stood the test of time


Development News Currie Stadium in Midland's Emerson Park is slated for demolition.

Currie Stadium will never be forgotten


Development News These maps with proposed remedies are published in the Flood Reduction Plan.

MBA releases Midland Flood Reduction Plan


Development News The Midland Area Farmers Market is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7am-1pm.

What's ahead for the Midland Area Farmers Market?


Development News Absentee ballots must be submitted by 8pm, Tuesday, November 8.

Preview of the November election


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Center City getting a corridor remake


Development News View from across the river and below the Poseyville Road Bridge

Riverfront Restoration Project underway


Feature Story Two vehicles on display from the County Connection fleet