“My name is Crystal Forsberg, and I’ve been working in early childhood education for 17 years. Today, I serve as the program administrator at Heaven’s Elect Daycare here in Midland County. While my title may say “administrator,” the reality is that my role changes by the minute.”
Read MoreSanta Claus will return to Downtown Midland on Tuesday, December 2, marking the official start of the holiday season for the Midland Area Santa House.
Read MoreMidland Public Schools has launched a strategic planning initiative that will guide the future of our community's largest school district for the next five to ten years.
Read MoreThis story is part of the Faces of Midland project. Challenging Bias and Inspiring Change, Raheef Alturkmani’s Vision for Belonging.
Read MoreThe Junior League of the Great Lakes Bay Region invites the community to celebrate the start of the holiday season with its 36th annual Festival of Trees, a cherished tradition and signature fundraiser featuring a stunning display of decorated trees, wreaths, and garlands - all available to win through a festive raffle.
Read MoreBehind closed doors, too many families, seniors, and students are making impossible choices between paying for food, rent, or heat. More than 13,000 people in Midland County are food insecure, including 2,680 children and 1,454 seniors, states the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan.
Read MoreThis story is part of the Faces of Midland project. A Circle of Support, A Life Enriched by Diversity, A Kawakita Love Story.
Read MoreThe Affordable Housing Alliance (AHA) is proud to celebrate 30 years of providing safe, affordable homes for Midland County residents with its Evening of Impact fundraiser, to be held Tuesday, November 4, 2025, at The H Hotel in downtown Midland.
Read MoreFood lovers have a new destination to savor exciting flavors and cultural fusion with the grand opening of Flavors Street, a fast-casual restaurant founded by Aisha Khan and Muhammad Iqbal. Located in Midland Mall food court, Flavors Street offers a bold menu that blends global inspiration with a comforting street-food twist.
Read MoreThis story is part of the Faces of Midland project. A Circle of Support, Jan Lampman’s life of advocating.
Read MoreThis story is part of the Faces of Midland project. From Collapse to Contribution, Adam Wittbrodt gives back.
Read MoreThis summer, the community came together through Public Arts Midland, an initiative of the Midland Area Community Foundation, for its 2025 community art installation, "How Does Your Garden Grow?" 5,000 wooden flowers and butterflies were painted by residents of all ages and abilities, creating a one-of-a-kind garden that now blooms in Grove Park for everyone to enjoy.
Read MoreThe Midland County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) is encouraging individuals to take action to protect themselves and those around them during respiratory virus season.
Read MoreThe Friction Theatre is thrilled (and maybe a little possessed) to announce the return of Evil Dead: The Musical for its fourth blood-soaked year.
Read More“My name is Kristin Nowak, and I’ve been working in early childhood education for 34 years. For 32 of those years, I’ve been with Michigan Child Care Centers, Inc. dba Kinder Kare. It’s been the work of my life and honestly, it feels like part of who I am.”
Read More“I'm Holly Miller, and I'm the President and CEO of United Way of Midland County. I moved to Midland in the late 80s. Midland is home.” - Holly Miller
Read MoreJustin McCrory is the Leasing & Marketing Consultant at Brooks Estates, where he works with the property manager to run the community and conduct tours, while also serving as a social media strategist for multiple MRD Apartment properties. Beyond leasing, he also connects people to Midland.
Read MoreAccording to the 2022 Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Data, one in four adults in the United States has a disability. That’s 25% over 61 million adults living with a disability. Another known fact: Disability doesn’t discriminate. Anyone, at any time in their lives, can become disabled.
Read MoreThe ROCK Center for Youth Development is thrilled to announce the launch of new programming for teens at the Midland Mall. The ROCK will host evening events once per month for teens 11-17 to socialize, participate in hands-on activities, and enjoy a safe fun environment supported by ROCK staff.
Read More“I have lived and worked in cities across the country, and I can confidently say that nowhere else matches the level of gratitude, generosity, and neighborliness here.” - Gary Billotti
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