Letter to the editor: A request for help to the community
Despite flu season having arrived, the pandemic is not yet over. MidMichigan Health is reaching out to our community with a request for your help.
Despite flu season having arrived, the pandemic is not yet over. MidMichigan Health is reaching out to our community with a request for your help.
One year ago, MidMichigan Health implemented a new community service policy – all part-time and full-time employees would receive paid time off to volunteer. A year in, they’re seeing the benefits of this program for their employees, patients, and the community as a whole.
Middle and high school students interested in learning how to code can access free educational resources and the chance to showcase their creation in the U.S. Capitol through the 2021 Congressional App Challenge.
Workers with young children now have more support thanks to a new state program introduced in March. The MI Tri-Share Child Care Pilot Program divides the cost of child care between the employee, employer, and the state in an effort to provide stability to those in the workforce, or who are looking to rejoin.
The Isabella County Restoration House began its first-ever summer day shelter program to support those experiencing homelessness in the county.
The Pound Out Childhood Cancer event offers community members the chance to make a difference. All proceeds from the event will go to assist a local family, as well as others who are struggling with childhood cancer.
The Issue Media Group editors in the Great Lakes Bay Region walk you through our 10 favorite hiking trails in the Great Lakes Bay Region. These paths take you through natural areas, small towns, cityscapes, and more.
The League of Women Voters Mt Pleasant Area invites you to participate in the redistricting process through a virtual town hall on April 14.
Direct support professionals are in-demand in Michigan, and one DSP training course offered by Mid Michigan College is inspiring a local employer to hire its graduates.
In the last five years alone, the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe has given over $21 million to Isabella County agencies through 2% grants – a revenue sharing program that provides grants to local units of government and public schools. Take a look at some of the programs supported through those grants and the impact they have on the community.
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