What better way to enjoy those hot summer days than by cooling off at the pool? Plymouth Pool in Midland is open to the public for open swim and has a variety of programming, including swimming lessons and teen, adult, and even dog nights planned throughout the summer.

The mission and vision of the Children’s Grief Center is to provide a healing environment through peer support for children, teens, and their families grieving a death and to create communities where no one grieves alone.

You never get too old for recess. Adults need playtime too, and the City of Midland has a weekly event series to encourage some fun and games outside of the office. 

The Parks and Recreation Department is seeking input from Midlanders as they kick off the Emerson Park Master Plan process.

The City of Midland encourages residents to get outside and get moving with its Walk Midland series. The event runs through August and invites neighbors to different outdoor locations to walk paths and earn chances to win prizes. 

The H Hotel in downtown Midland launched a new brunch menu in its outdoor courtyard. Every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., diners can enjoy breads, pastries, fruit, coffee, juice, tea, brunch entrees, and build-your-own mimosa and bloody mary bars.

Local Restaurant Training Program prepares vulnerable population for local jobs