The Bridge food center provides food; extra nourishment to community
Built on dignity and choice, The Bridge Food Center provides a volunteer-run, near-wholesale grocery store.
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Live Oak Coffeehouse to open new location in former Grove Tea Lounge
Coffee and a Culture of Community to expand into another Midland neighborhood.
More than a place to retire: The heart and humanity of Midland
Midland’s recent recognition as the nation’s best place to retire highlights what residents have long known: the city’s real strength lies in its people.
Disability Network of Mid-Michigan promotes inclusion beyond Neighboring Week
Although Neighboring Week has ended, the impact of the Disability Network of Mid-Michigan continues to ripple through the community.
Isabella Bank’s Compassion into Action – Dedicated to making a difference in the region
Employees come together to support local nonprofits and address critical community needs.
Humane Society debuts new play yard during Neighboring Week
The Midland Humane Society unveiled its new dog play yard during Neighboring Week, celebrating with vendors, free ice cream from Jolt Credit Union and reduced adoption fees.
Your guide to Midland Neighboring Week events and celebrations
Neighbors across Midland to share stories, food, and fun during Neighboring Week.
Hike, bike, and enjoy a sweet treat with first-ever Pedals to Pines event
Little Forks Conservancy and Friends of the Pere-Marquette Rail Trail invite Midland residents to enjoy a casual bike and hike event on Saturday, Sept. 27.
Greater Midland’s cross-generational impact: Meet Terri Johnson
Meet Terri Johnson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Greater Midland.
Regional Housing Partnerships do the critical work locally to move needle on Statewide Housing Plan
Michigan’s first-ever Statewide Housing Plan was released in June 2022, almost three years ago. A little over the halfway point of the comprehensive five-year plan, stakeholders and collaborative partners look at just how critical regional housing partnerships are in their own communities — moving the needle forward across the entire state.
Live Oak Coffeehouse to open new location in former Grove Tea Lounge
Coffee and a Culture of Community to expand into another Midland neighborhood.
More than a place to retire: The heart and humanity of Midland
Midland’s recent recognition as the nation’s best place to retire highlights what residents have long known: the city’s real strength lies in its people.
Disability Network of Mid-Michigan promotes inclusion beyond Neighboring Week
Although Neighboring Week has ended, the impact of the Disability Network of Mid-Michigan continues to ripple through the community.
Isabella Bank’s Compassion into Action – Dedicated to making a difference in the region
Employees come together to support local nonprofits and address critical community needs.
Humane Society debuts new play yard during Neighboring Week
The Midland Humane Society unveiled its new dog play yard during Neighboring Week, celebrating with vendors, free ice cream from Jolt Credit Union and reduced adoption fees.
Your guide to Midland Neighboring Week events and celebrations
Neighbors across Midland to share stories, food, and fun during Neighboring Week.
Hike, bike, and enjoy a sweet treat with first-ever Pedals to Pines event
Little Forks Conservancy and Friends of the Pere-Marquette Rail Trail invite Midland residents to enjoy a casual bike and hike event on Saturday, Sept. 27.
Greater Midland’s cross-generational impact: Meet Terri Johnson
Meet Terri Johnson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Greater Midland.
Regional Housing Partnerships do the critical work locally to move needle on Statewide Housing Plan
Michigan’s first-ever Statewide Housing Plan was released in June 2022, almost three years ago. A little over the halfway point of the comprehensive five-year plan, stakeholders and collaborative partners look at just how critical regional housing partnerships are in their own communities — moving the needle forward across the entire state.
