Nor’East Outdoors began in Midland during the pandemic as a kayak rental business. Now, four years later, owner Stacie Schurmann has opened a storefront downtown and is expanding into bike rentals. 

A new exhibit at Chippewa Nature Center celebrates Michigan’s natural beauty through metal sculptures

The Dow Championship returns this week from June 27-30 for its fifth year at the Midland Country Club and continues its legacy of sustainability in sports. 

You’ve probably heard of Great Lakes Bay Pride, but did you know it’s more than just a festival?

ReGrow Together is a United Way initiative helping families across Midland County with ready-to-eat meals prepared from surplus food.

Summer is so close we can taste it! Here’s a rundown of family-friendly events, free festivals, fireworks, and more to enjoy this June, July, and August all across greater Midland.

Last weekend, the streets downtown were filled with vendors, musicians, and artists for the Alden B. Dow Museum Summer Art Fair, while the Art Seen Festival spread color across the city.

https://www.isabellabank.com/Isabella Bank joined with Primrose Retirement to host a pancake breakfast for the Midland Blooms volunteers. This year's event saw more than 1300 flats of marigolds planted along Eastman Ave. 

The Midland County ESA offers hands-on career exploration summer camps for 12-16 year old students. Participants will be able to learn from local experts and field professionals in different industries, including construction, welding, healthcare, culinary arts, and more. Registration is open now through May 24.