Arts and Culture

Feature Story Michigan is the most diversified production agriculture state in the country.

Q&A with Terry Henne, WSGW Farm Service Radio


Development News Attendees are welcome to bring blankets, chairs, and picnics. Chairs are also provided on a first-come-first-served basis.
Feature Story The Midland Mountain Biking Crew is a youth-focused mountain biking group for elementary through high school students.

Ride on, Midland Mountain Biking Crew


Development News Every Wednesday and Thursday, patrons can come into the building, pick up their holds, and browse a small section of materials that have been brought into the lobby.
Feature Story LGBTQIA+ survivors are welcome at Shelterhouse. Past experiences with bullying, lack of support from helping professionals, or trauma can make it especially difficult for LGBTQIA+ survivors to reach out for help.

Catalyst Community: Shelterhouse’s Intersections


Development News Many of the menu items are Martinez family recipes, passed down for generations. On occasion, homemade tamales by mother-in-law Irene are even on the menu.

New Midland restaurant offers Tex-Mex favorites


Feature Story Summer is here. Last weekend, Midland was full of color as artists and fans celebrated local art festivities.

Midland soon to hear the sounds of summer


Development News Adaline Plude, a kindergartner, won first place for her project on bicycle brakes.
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Pedestrian plazas opening this June in downtown Midland


Development News Antonio’s had a soft opening last Saturday, May 15. They're now open for business at 1716 W. Wackerly St.
Feature Story Midland's signature landmark is the Tridge, spanning the Chippewa and Tittabawassee Rivers.

Be a tourist in your own town


Feature Story Terri Trotter is the president and CEO of the Midland Center for the Arts.

Q&A with Terri Trotter, Midland Center for the Arts


Feature Story Art Seen Festival will take place in downtown Midland from June 5-6, alongside even more local art festivals.