All youth have the potential to thrive. Adult relationships are essential to help young people grow and develop. As adults, we can intentionally create connections with the young people around us.
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The MYPros Community Crowdfund is an initiative designed to make a significant economic impact in Midland County while actively engaging young professionals. For 2025 a single business will receive up to $60,000 in funding for the first time in the Crowdfund's history. The funds will be raised through community contributions and matching funds. The volume of impact for one business makes this the most focused and high-impact MYPros Community Crowdfund to date.
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The Alden B. Dow Home & Studio is pleased to announce that for the first time in its 85-year history, the Dorothy Dow Arbury Residence, a masterwork designed by her brother, Michigan’s Architect Laureate, Alden B. Dow F.A.I.A., will be open to the public for one day of guided tours on Saturday, April 26, 2025.
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“I want to continue helping shape a community where the arts aren’t just an add-on but a driving force of our identity. Midland has the heart, the vision, and the people to make that happen, and I’m grateful to be a part of it.” - Alex Woody
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“When I came back, instead of a fight, I found just an embrace—Midland was ready for what I had to bring." – Tonia West
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Dr. William Morrone, Medical Examiner for five area counties, (Arenac, Bay, Iosco, Midland, and Tuscola Counties), reports seven suicide deaths in the region within a relatively short period of time. According to Morrone, “this trend is very alarming, and I am alerting the region so people know how to recognize signs that may indicate suicide and take steps to get help for themselves, family members, or friends.”
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The Max Loves Midland Navigation Team gathered on February 14, 2024, to discuss key community initiatives, called “Collabor-action Teams”, focused on housing, people attraction and retention, and childcare.
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“I focus on one conversation at a time, hoping people will grow and see the importance of having conversations and listening to each other. Whether we have funding to do it in big places or outdoors in a park, I’ll always do this work.” -Erin Patrice, The Breaking Bread Village
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Due to overwhelming demand, Midland Center for the Arts is extending the exclusive Midwest engagement of Space Explorers: THE INFINITE through April 6, 2025!
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“With Nord Social on the horizon and my new role at Midland County ESA, I'm excited to be part of this community's next chapter.” -Grant Murschel
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Midland isn't just where I live; it's where I belong. And as we gear up for another pancake dinner, I'm reminded of the power of community, tradition, and a good plate of pancakes. In the end, it's about more than just pancakes, though. It's about being a citizen.” -Mike Williams
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In a 2024 Mental Health Survey conducted by SVSU, 60% of respondents reported needing mental health services. The survey results inspired the Midland Community Foundation and Mental Health Coalition to find solutions to these issues.
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“Young people really do have a voice and a place in our community, and have power to contribute.” -Jessica Chai
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January is Cervical Health and Cancer Awareness Month, and the Midland County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) is proud to be an active community partner in cervical health promotion and cervical cancer prevention.
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The ROCK Center for Youth Development is thrilled to announce the launch of a groundbreaking new afterschool program in partnership with Delta College. Starting January 6, 2025.
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Meet Sandy Temple, the Residency Coordinator at Riverside Place in downtown Midland. With a background in marketing, sales, and hospitality—including running a bed and breakfast—Sandy has always had a passion for helping others.
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Alina Warner’s journey into health coaching began with her concern for the next generation. “I read alarming statistics about kids having shorter predicted lifespans than their parents,” she shares.
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Combining his background in sales and culinary arts, Patrick Whittaker has brought a fresh and exciting dining experience to Midland while staying committed to the community he and his family now call home.
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Brandon’s path to Feeny Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Midland began after his service in the Army, where he was a sergeant and military police officer stationed with the 108th Airborne Air Assault unit. Reflecting on his transition, he shares, “I’ve always been a people person, and after the military, I knew I wanted to work in a role that allowed me to connect with others.”
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On Friday, November 15, the Max Loves Midland Navigation Team met to tackle a critical topic affecting families, businesses, and the community: childcare infrastructure and policy. Local and regional experts gathered to share insights into the challenges and opportunities within this space, sparking discussions and collaborative problem-solving among attendees.
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