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Partner Content April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month Second Wave - Michigan

Autism Alliance of Michigan is the trusted resource for the autism community

Autism Alliance of MichiganTuesday, April 18, 2023
The Autism Alliance of Michigan (AAoM) is here to help ensure Michiganders with autism reach their greatest potential.
Development News One-Way street sign Transportation

Changing one-way streets to two-way?

Ralph E. WirtzThursday, April 13, 2023
City of Midland is considering changing how traffic flows on Ashman and Rodd Streets. The public has several opportunities to provide input.
Development News Over 80 vendors will showcase their wares and services. Economic Development

Inspiration for your next home improvement

Ron BeacomThursday, April 13, 2023
The Home & Outdoor Living Expo returns to Dow Diamond, April 29-30.
Feature Story Positions in day care and preschools are difficult to fill. Kids and Education

Childcare Innovation Team tackles funding and staffing shortages

Carly LillardThursday, April 13, 2023
Diverse group of community members comes together to help our children.
Longform The front room of an adult foster home in Allegan. Second Wave - MichiganHealthy Communities

Smaller does mean better for residents in adult foster care homes

Joanne Bailey-BoorsmaTuesday, April 11, 2023
OnPoint and Northern Lakes Community Mental Health share how adult foster care homes empower Michiganders with disabilities while enriching our communities.
Longform Margot Weiner having fun at Sibshop. Second Wave - MichiganHealthy Communities

Through joyful play of Sibshops, youngsters find new ways to relate to siblings with disabilities

Brooke MarshallMonday, April 10, 2023
Sibshops give kids who have siblings living with disabilities the opportunity to connect, share their experiences, ask questions, and offer advice.
In The News Midland Daily News will celebrate 165 years of newspapers serving Midland in May. Community Development

Community Newspapers profiled in Delta College Public TV (PBS) program

Ron BeacomThursday, April 6, 2023
A concerning trend has seen 25% of newspapers in the nation cease publication. A local PBS program examines the role they play in a community. The Midland Daily News and The Pinconning Journal are featured.  
Development News Aerial view of the Tridge and riverfront Community Development

City parks and rec to review master plan for $14.1 million riverfront project

Ralph E. WirtzThursday, April 6, 2023
Plans are underway to redevelop the riverfront in downtown Midland.
Development News Max Loves Midland logo Community Development

Max Loves Midland Campaign aims to unite residents by building community

Sarah SpohnThursday, April 6, 2023
The Midland Area Community Foundation’s latest initiative, "Max Loves Midland," aims to create a sense of pride and togetherness within the community. The website and community calendar tool act as a hub for entertainment, resources, and community connections. 
Feature Story Team members of "Like a Boss" of Midland High School work on their robot. Kids and Education

High school robotics celebrates science

Katy KildeeThursday, April 6, 2023
Several local high school teams are up to the challenge of competing in robotics!
Longform Carter Kits Second Wave - MichiganHealthy Communities

Carter Kits help first responders take better care of patients with Autism Spectrum DisorderNorthern Michigan community mental health agencies providing the kits.

Rylee BarnsdaleTuesday, April 4, 2023
​North Country Community Mental Health and Northern Lakes Community Mental Health provide Carter Kits to first responders. The kits contain sensory items that help distract children with Autism Spectrum Disorder from the stress of being involved in an emergency situation.
Development News Tawny Ryan Nelb is the owner of Nelb Archival Consulting, Inc. Arts and Culture

Profile Q&A w/Tawny Ryan Nelb-Part 2

Ron BeacomThursday, March 23, 2023
In this Profile Q&A, during Women’s History Month, we connect again with Tawny Ryan Nelb, an award winning archivist, who lives in Midland.  She offers some advice on preserving your organization or family’s history.
Development News The series of STEM-based adventures provides educational, engaging entertainment for kids and families during seasonal and holiday breaks. Kids and Education

STEM Staycations encourage families to explore locally this spring break

Sarah SpohnThursday, March 23, 2023
Spring break means travel for many families, but a regional campaign, STEM Staycation Promotions, is tailored to those who are looking to explore locally.   
Feature Story Lou E. Loon is the mascot of the Great Lakes Loons. Scene

Loons hope to make more memories in 2023

Ralph E. WirtzThursday, March 23, 2023
The Great Lakes Loons are just two weeks away from opening their baseball season with a focus on creating a great experience for fans.  
Longform Check-in area of St. Clair Community Mental Health in Port Huron. Second Wave - MichiganHealthy Communities

Michigan community mental health agencies recognize families' role in treatment

Joanne Bailey-BoorsmaTuesday, March 21, 2023
Michigan's CMHs rely on families to help recovery and ensure that people function at their highest level.
Development News Akilah Senior is the owner of Prim Sage Boutique. Economic Development

Prim Sage Boutique provides an upscale shopping experience

Sarah SpohnThursday, March 16, 2023
Prim Sage Boutique in downtown Midland, offers local shoppers an upscale boutique experience. The store, which opened last November, specializes in business casual attire, selling women's fancy blouses, dresses and a small section of menswear. 
Development News Tawny Ryan Nelb is the owner of Nelb Archival Consulting, Inc. Arts and Culture

Profile Q&A with Tawny Ryan Nelb

Ron BeacomThursday, March 16, 2023
In this Profile Q&A, during Women’s History Month, we introduce you to Tawny Ryan Nelb, an archivist, who makes her home here in Midland. History has been the focus of her career and life.  
Feature Story Fresh, handmade pizza straight from the oven at Pizza Sam's. Entrepreneurship

Gus Wojda keeps Pizza Sam’s cooking, open now for 63 years

Crystal GwizdalaThursday, March 16, 2023
Pizza Sam’s has been family-run since 1960. While they’ve experimented with different menu items over the years, their family values and commitment to the community haven’t changed. Neither has their crust or sauce recipe.  
Partner Content The Greater Flint Health Coalition’s work in gardens grew out of its SNAP-Ed direct education programming like Fresh Conversations and Rec-Connect™, pictured here at Burton Senior Activity Center. Second Wave - MichiganHealthy Communities

Gardens growing change in Flint

Estelle SlootmakerWednesday, March 15, 2023
The Greater Flint Health Coalition delivers nutrition and physical activity education with SNAP-Ed direct education programming to residents, including senior citizens, across Flint and Genesee County. 
Development News The sauce for the coney dogs is made from scratch at U.S. Coney and Cone. Economic Development

New restaurant in Midland features coney dogs and ice cream

Sarah SpohnThursday, March 9, 2023
Andy & Nathan’s U.S.Coney & Cone has become a hot spot for Midland diners since it opened in early January. The brick and mortar restaurant serves coney dogs, sandwiches, burgers, ice cream, shakes, malts, and more.

 

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