City of Midland’s “‘conversation” with residents explains how and why the Buttles/Indian Corridor Improvement Project is moving forward  

A familiar face will soon take the helm of MyMichigan Health in Midland.

The stigma of having a mental health issue prevents some from seeking help. To address that issue, a campaign is underway to have people share their stories.

The first phase of a major project for Midland’s Center City includes wider sidewalks, new lighting and trees. The goal is to make the area more attractive to mixed use development and more friendly to pedestrians and bicyclists. 

The Midland Area Community Foundation is partnering with the County of Midland to review grant applications from non-profits seeking funding designated by the American Rescue Plan Act.  There’s still time to apply.  

A restoration project is underway along the Tittabawassee River in downtown Midland. The goal is to transform an old commercial/industrial site to a park space.

In the latest in a series of columns from different perspectives in our community, Catalyst Midland focuses on the importance of education outside the classroom.  

The Legacy Center for Community Success helps people reach their full potential, including children who are behind in math and reading, and adults who are building basic education and workforce skills. That work can’t be done without enough volunteer tutors.  

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.