Beyond potholes: fixing mid-Michigan roads could bring jobs, tourism
Updating US-127 corridor between Ithaca and St. Johns could bring more companies to Mt. Pleasant. Details of the final plan will reveal its impact on local talent pool.
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Mid-Michigan group leading the way on cycling for transport and fitness
An increasing number of people across Mid-Michigan are turning to cycling as a form of transportation, as well as a way to stay in shape. With more cyclists on the road, changes are in the works both at the state and local level to keep everyone safe.
Short-term training programs for high-demand positions now scheduled for 2019
Trainees can be prepared for entry-level positions and state certification exams in as little as three to nine weeks, and at potentially very little cost.
Two talent consortiums land big investments for middle Michigan students
The Marshall Plan for Talent Innovation Grant brings $2,615,611 of investment to central Michigan. Competition for the grants was stiff, with more than eighty organizations competing.
Survey: Isabella County residents most concerned about access to affordable health care services
The survey asked residents about sixteen key areas of concern such as health care, crime, and jobs.
MMEDRA is creating an alliance of care for those with eating disorders
Mid-Michigan mental and physical health care professionals are teaming up to offer help and resources to people suffering from eating disorders.
One of the Midwest’s largest rural public transit systems is helping Isabella County get around town
For elderly and disabled residents in rural areas, getting out of the house can be a challenge. In the heart of the mitten state, iRide makes doctor's visits, grocery shopping, and a simple day on the town possible.
Two miles of hiking trails set to be unveiled at Bundy Hill Preserve
Just in time for fall color, a new hiking trail opens in Isabella County.
Bandit Industries is betting the future on trust – and the people who made them what they are today
Thirty-five years in, Isabella County's Bandit Industries is giving back to the employees who have given it their all.
Focused and flexible: Mid-Michigan students enjoy more options in 2018-19
From project-based learning to skilled trades training, Isabella county students have more educational options than ever before, and their good fortune is a potential boon for the region's future economy.
