Midland, MI News

• Midland, MI News
• Midland Community Center's Dow Run/Walk
• Back to School for Midland - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Midland County Fair 2011
• Flamingos Flock for Funds for the Diaper Bank
• The Easter Song - Passion Play
• THE MIDLAND ACADEMY CELEBRATES PI DAY
• MIDLAND ACADEMY SUPPORTS EAST SIDE SOUP KITCHEN
• THE MIDLAND ACADEMY CROWNS HOMECOMING KING& QUEEN/ PRINCE & PRINCESS
• Sanford Lake level down again, repairs to dam continue
• 500 job seekers at SVSU
• Jerome Twp. takes steps to avoid water issues with Edenville
• Happy Pug-o-ween?
• A day in the life | State Senate candidate Andy Neumann
• Amid cutbacks, SVSU approves $7 million for center expansion
• Youth Master Plan to be unveiled on Nov. 9
• Week in review: Stories you may have missed in the Daily News
• Cars dominate Northwood auto show
• Obama urges Democrats to not get discouraged
• Toyota VP gives auto show keynote
• Panel discusses future of the auto industry
• Midlander reaches semi-finals at Miss Michigan USA 2011
• Glen's Market to become Family Fare: Name change brings lower prices, new experience
• United Way passes 60 percent mark
• Midlander reaches semi-finals at Miss Michigan USA 2011
• Plea in murder for hire case stands
• Babies learning to sign while learning to crawl
• Name change brings lower prices, new experience
• United Way passes 60 percent mark
• NU art exhibit begins this weekend
• SVSU gets state grant
• Oreffice tennis complex event set
• Real Estate Transactions
• Candidates forum on Oct. 18
• Ross officially CMU's new president
• ACLU spokesperson at LGBT Oct. 21 meeting in Saginaw
• Mackinac Center files motion in day care issue
• Rotary Club seeks host families
• Speaker brings Disney-style service to mid-Michigan
• Agency helps residents keep their homes warm
• WCMU and "The Friends of the Broadway" team up for preview screening of PBS series
• Sunset at the showcase
• Auto show schedule of events
• Toyota VP keynote speaker at auto show, optimistic about future of electric cars
• Equestrians ready to shine at fairgrounds starting Thursday
• Hundreds of NU students bring auto show to Midland
• Commissioners look to preserve road patrol
• Hunting for acorns
• Dow Corning's Burns to receive Palladium Medal Award
• I-75 lanes reopen following semi-truck accident in Bay County
• Central Michigan University receives $10 million grant for Great Lakes wetlands research
• Brewmasters: Midland Brewing Co. set to whet the beer lover's taste buds
• City of Midland budget deficit predicted; job cuts likely
• Midland Public Schools board 'imposes' calendar after district, teachers hit impasse
• Fire calls
• Food distribution planned at West Midland Wednesday
• Junior League of Saginaw Valley collecting diapers for agencies at events
• One dead, one jailed after Clare County accident
• Bernero, Snyder meet in Michigan governor's debate
• Nature's Gift Organic Market set to open in Midland
• Open enrollment for Medicare Part D begins in November
• Dow's 'Challenge' inspires students, fosters ideas for sustainable solutions
• Midland man Delta’s new registrar
• Boulanger added to MidMichigan Innovation Center board of directors
• 'Dirty Dogs' run for a good cause
• Mount Pleasant Police Department receives grant for law enforcement records system
• Author Dunya Mikhail tells of her life in Iraq
• Breckenridge FFA student receives scholarship
• This Week In Review
• County could cut 4-H, MSU Extension
• County facing ‘big changes’
• Jobs fair Friday at SVSU
• ‘Golden’ boy celebrates birthday today
• Moor to get Eagle Scout Award today
• Road work planned in Midland, Midland County
• MidMichigan, Scouts team up to offer program for students
• Dow High, Alden B. Dow Home and Studio launch partnership
• City of Midland news: MCTV honored; Haunted Forest planned
• Discounted Red Wings tickets offered through Parks and Rec
• Civil Rights Commission hears about fears of hiring disabled
• A moment to remember
• Midland Fire Department open house today
• United Way of Midland County campaign passes the halfway mark
• Northwood University Mannequin Night winners announced
• Midland Symphony Orchestra's Wilson leaving at end of season
• Awards given for downtown Midland car show, cruise
• Harry Whisler: Seven hundred letters helped keep him focused
• Midland County's jobless rate down slightly
• Unmanned aircraft the future of aviation, speakers say
• Edenville Township museum project receives funding
• Humane Society needs $100,000
• MANNEQUIN NIGHT: A fairy tale
• JA rising stars are giving back to the community
• HSC employee hospitalized after elecitrical shock
• Dow Corning Named to "America's Safest Companies" List for 2010
• Open houses set for Fire Prevention Week
• Local investment group puts $350,000 into companies
• Teacher, author speaks to future educators at CMU
• Lee appealing water decision
• Sanford American Legion gives injured veterans a hot meal and a day out
• Midland Remembers: Part one of the story of Norma Boeckler
• $1.8 million grant will allow Sportszone to house collection
• Midland County board accepts two-year wage freeze
• Greener future: SVSU gets working on native plant ecosystem
• Scoreboard, memories of coach, are gifts to Jefferson
• U.S. government goes beyond Founding Fathers intentions, professor says
• Junior Achievement announces 2010 Rising Stars
• Long-time pastor of Methodist Church dies
• Ramaker named to Midland Area Community Foundation
• CROP Walk draws 322
• CMU's 'Ask the Specialists' returns for new season, new time
• A big investment ... in small business
• Michigan must look to the future not the past
• Smith-Miner benefits from small business loan
• Michigan Molecular Institute awarded three patents
• Inaugural Community Canvas cold, but still a success, organizers say
• U.S. government goes beyond Founding Fathers intentions, professor says
• Junior Achievement announces 2010 Rising Stars
• Long-time pastor of Methodist Church dies
• Ramaker named to Midland Area Community Foundation
• CROP Walk draws 322
• Dow Chemical honored for EH&S efforts
• CMU's 'Ask the Specialists' returns for new season, new time
• Hungry Howies joins fight against breast cancer
• Week in review: Stories this week in the MDN
• City to start manhole repairs on Saginaw Road
• Industrial Spotlight: Dow Corning investing in European solar energy center
• Griffin: No ordinary jacket
• Be a Tourist in Your Town: Hundreds get to know Midland this weekend
• Midland Daily News wins awards in Michigan Press contest
• Mike Hayes, new head of MCFTA, talks about his plans
• Ways To Wellness, new downtown business, opens
• Getting lost (and having fun) at Grandma's Pumpkin Patch
• Businesses offer flu shots
• Mills Township public safety open house set for Monday
• Beware of package delivery messages sent by e-mail
• Coleman FUMC concert series will kick off tonight
• For Midland Blockbuster store, it's business as usual
• Despite changes, Creative 360 still about process
• Liveris elected president of chemical association's council
• Vision Zero home open to public during home parade
• United Way campaign at 42 percent of goal
• Archery deer season begins in Michigan, and Midland, today
• Midland area residents can be tourists in their own town
• Enrollment drop, retirement changes create new challenges for Midland Public Schools
• North American Indian artists in Mt. Pleasant this weekend
• United Way hoping residents dine to donate to agency
• Midland Chili and Salsa Taste-Off winners
• CROP Walk connects local, global hunger need
• Ecker, 14, Golonka, 74, among Chili and Salsa Taste-Off winners
• Midland Christian School focused on developing critical thinkers
• MidMichigan, MSU bring regional medical campus to Midland
• Home Care open house Oct. 14
• Delta College Planetarium fall show schedule set
• Fall Parade of Homes set for this weekend, next
• Revamped Freeland McDonald's opens to the public on Friday
• Student count up in Freeland, board OKs athletic renovations
• Gold medalist visits Woodcrest Elementary in Midland
• Bullock Creek, Coleman see enrollment increase; Meridian, Midland see drop
• Homicide trial continues, neighbors, detective testify
• Mackinac Center in Midland questions GlobalWatt application for state incentives
• Community Canvas: New event hopes to attract large crowds on Saturday
• City asks residents to keep local waterways free of debris
• Medical marijuana issue heading to Midland City Council
• Granholm helps Dow, TCS celebrate building project
• Midlander killed in Philippines wanted to help orphanage
• Volunteers needed for Midland's annual Haunted Forest
• Midland Christian School to celebrate growth, anniversary Thursday
• City officials exploring ways to allow miniature pig in Midland
• Dow Chemical, TCS celebrate growth in Midland in Gov. Granholm
• Southbound Eastman Avenue closed today, Thursday for gas leak repair
• Great Lakes Bay Autism Center hopes to raise awareness at Fair
• Miss Michigan to speak Thursday about issue of human trafficking
• Midland residents asked to not place leaves into streets
• Portion of Sweebrier Terrace in Midland closed for sewer repairs
• Mid Michigan Community College's barbecue tops $20,000
• Midland school board OKs sinking fund projects, gets positive audit
• Fire destroys Midland County residence in Greendale Township
• Midland Center for the Arts board appoints Hayes as CEO
• It's time to remove decorations from Midland Cemetery
• Dow Chemical Co. Honor Flight celebrates Texas retiree WWII veterans
• Larkin Township home destroyed in fire
• 'Iron Jawed Angels' screening set Sept. 29 at history museum
• Clark to speak at Focus on Life dinner
• A (Racing) Tradition
• The Pink Fund bringing piggy bank campaign to Midland to aid breast cancer support
• Fire calls
• Injury accidents
• Stories you may have missed in the Daily News
• Five Eagle Scouts from troop honored
• Industrial spotlight: Dow Kokam among projects on White House highlights list
• East Ashman Street project continues in city
• DCECU raises more than $25,000 for United Way
• Howl-A-Day expo a celebration of all things canine
• October and November- dangerous months for deer/vehicle crashes
• Group kicking off fundraising efforts to repair Tobico Towers
• Northwood University issues a response to Taylor’s lawsuit
• Solar shingle facility gains Renaissance Zone
• Camp's policies in new 'Pledge to America'
• Morey Cancer Center celebrates fifth anniversary
• Northwood Circle K hosting mud volleyball tourney Friday
• Rohm & Haas trial begins
• Midland County efforts target growing opiate abuse
• Siren testing being conducted this afternoon
• Fire Calls
• Crime Log
• Chippewa Nature Center announces visitor center grand re-opening
• House GOP leaders Include Rep. Dave Camp’s policies in new “Pledge to America”
• Norval K. Morey Cancer Center celebrating fifth anniversary today
• Dow Chemical’s future solar shingle facility gains state Renewable Energy Renaissance Zone
• Midland County board elects wage freezes
• 3,800 Midland County customers still without power
• Fire Calls
• Midland bank robbery suspect requests special status
• Freeland elementary students plan Pinwheels For Peace
• Police News
• Fire calls
• Hindu Temple planned in Saginaw
• Turtle Sculpture auction set for tomorrow at 7pm at the H Hotel
• Storms leave more than 100,000 without power in state; Midland County hard hit
• Midland recognized as one of the 100 Best for young people
• Bill Schuette says he will revive 'cold' cases if elected
• United Way County elementary schools to benefit from new outdoor reading centers
• Names released in M-20 bus crash
• What's Happening?
• Readers' Choice award winners for 2010
• Midland Area CROP Hunger Walk sets fundraising goal of $50,000
• City of Midland set to start Sugnet water main extension
• Bullock Creek school bus crash closes M-20
• Balloon Fest 2010: Large turnout at Midland event
• Funding shortage threatens news and information service for the blind
• Pestun, Coan top balloonists at Midland 20th Annual RE/MAX event
• Industrial Spotlight: President's Export Council includes local input
• National Kidney Foundation of Michigan Hosts Kidney Walk in Midland
• 'Be a Tourist in Your Town' event set for Oct. 2-3
• Delta College hosting photo contest
• Week in Review
• William Wagner to Speak at Northwood University's Constitution Day
• Non-motorized transportation: Parental examples teach children
• Schaeffer joins WMRX, WMPX
• National Guard unit heads overseas
• Dems rally in Midland
• Midland High School to hold open house Tuesday
• Weight loss clinic offers free teen plan
• Former MLB player, inspiration for Disney's "The Rookie" inspires at United Way kicko
• Former Midland Daily News editor to be inducted to CMU Journalism Hall of Fame
• 20th annual Michigan Harvest Gathering launches in Capitol
• Tridge donations going well; more needed
• Bay City's 182nd shipping out Saturday; Midland-area residents part of company
• Michigan Chamber of Commerce endorses Bill Schuette for attorney general
• United Way of Midland County sets goal of $5 million
• Fire it up: RE/MAX Balloon Festival kicks off in downtown Midland
• Dow Chemical, Dow Corning to launch Boy Scouts Explorer Post
• United Way campaign kickoff Friday
• Dow, MAG and Astraeus to advance wind industry technologies with state support
• Jerome Township board tackles Open Meetings Act concerns
• Vegetation on line knocks out power in Midland's Saginaw Road area
• Film tour, other events planned for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Michigan Remembers event leaves from Sanford on Saturday
• Pickard Street in Mount Pleasant closed for two hours on Saturday
• Supreme Court asks Court of Appeals to explain day care providers ruling
• Midlander creates Earlham scholarship for international travel experiences
• Plans under way to restore Clare railroad depot
• Pat's Market celebrates anniversary, stays competitive in hard economic times
• Deputies take part in shooting competition
• Midland Remembers: Part two of the story of Karl Lisenmann
• Public hearing draws no comments on proposed marijuana dispensary ban
• Losing a friend: City council rejects mini-pig plea
• Midland finance committee recommends wage freeze for non-union employees, elected officials
• MPS authorizes combined Midland-Dow lacrosse teams
• Hope Township board votes to continue water effort
• Hot air balloons coming to downtown Midland
• Midland City Council says no to miniature pig
• 2010 harvest looking sweet for farmers
• Back to school: Freshman experiences new venture — high school
• Back to school: Carpenter Elementary students adjust to school consolidation
• Fire calls
• Medical marijuana dispensary hearing in Midland tonight
• Auburn may get Veterans Memorial
• Repair work expected to begin today on Sanford Dam
• Hole-in-one fundraiser: Railway Family Center raises more than $1,000 with putt-putt event
• Water or no water, Sanford's Parkapalooza offers music, fun
• Pelicans make Midland stop
• Cat adoption program begins Sept. 15 in Gladwin County
• Women's Cancer Support Group meets Sept. 13
• Rain, what rain? Sanford Founder's Day a hit
• Community celebrates 20th anniversary of ADA
• Computer problems delay posting of stories at ourMidland.com
• Health survey of Midland County residents planned
• Dow Corning Corp. launches service learning project in India
• Dow Chemical Co. to begin hiring for ‘Solar Shingles’ plant in Midland
• Industrial Spotlight: Hemlock Semiconductor sets pace for United Way of Saginaw County
• Midland Fire Department gathers in memory of 9/11
• Road construction report: Detour on part of E. Ashman Street
• Skubick talks politics, governor's race during stop in Midland
• Injury accidents
• Early Childhood Candidate Forum planned for Wednesday
• SVSU sets another record for enrollment; incoming freshman better prepared
• Dow High football team raises money for wounded veterans program
• Auburn making plans for charter update
• $30,000 match offered for Tridge renovation donations made by Sept. 17
• Midland Country Club pool demolished
• Patrick Road closed on Saturday
• Bone Marrow Drive set for Saturday at Midland Mall
• Miniature golf outing to raise funds for Railway Family Center
• Camp seeks to reduce Asian carp population through increased exports
• Stamas bill helps protect Michigan jobs
• Midland's Rail-Trail due for resurfacing, $100K per mile: Money not in budget.
• Sanford Founders Day celebration set for Saturday
• Dow announces 15-cent dividend
• Hope to decide fate of water project Tuesday
• Light duty
• Rollin' on the River
• DDA to install ashtrays along downtown streets
• CMU senior in running for College Entrepreneur of 2010
• Humane Society steps up fundraising efforts
• Many still without power after high winds
• Midland County cuts animal control shelter, Humane Society to handle shelter operations
• Dementia program Thursday at Bickford
• County board votes to end animal control shelter
• East Ashman roadwork causing detour for drivers in Midland
• Hope Township hosts first bridgeless Labor Day walk
• MMI’s Dvornic gets top honor, will lecture in Russia
• Midland business damaged by Monday blaze
• Working the night shift
• City of Midland News: Summer taxes due by Sept. 15
• ‘On the Home Front:’ World War II in Midland part of state history conference
• Help UW build Outdoor Reading Centers
• Midland native promoted to captain, training commander
• Cruise ‘N Car Show roars into Midland Sept. 17
• Blacksmithing: Weather vane is testimony to hard work in old craft by local duo
• Answering the call: A Q&A with GOP AG nominee Bill Schuette
• Brief biography of William Duncan Schuette
• Schuette releases 2009 federal tax return
• City offices closed for Labor Day
• Work on East Ashman Street to be completed Nov. 1
• Week in review
• Industrial Spotlight: Dow Chemical increases support of Habitat for Humanity
• New outdoor archery course opening in Mills Township
• Rollin on and on and on
• Second Journeys Coffeehouse to open late this year
• Corn maze opens this weekend at Kokomo's
• Correction
• Delta College initiative awarded $20,500 grant
• As predicted, Gas prices jump
• Fire calls
• Monarch program at Chippewa Nature Center Saturday
• Hope Township hosting Labor Day walk
• Sanford runner among 12 Fitness Ambassadors for bridge run
• MBS Airport new terminal project to begin in the fall
• A CHANGE OF SEASONS: Just-retired Wilson swaps daily executive duties to see a cherished project to
• MONARCH FACTS
• More Labor Day travelers in Michigan this year
• Health care reform may discourage employer benefit participation
• One day,100 holes for Cancer Services
• Experimental Aircraft Association meeting tonight
• Injury accidents
• Local print company greets new owners with a year of stellar safety
• Chamber kicks off WakeUp! Midland season with Tim Skubick
• Land purchased for Bay-Zilwaukee Rail Trail
• Lowered Sanford Lake quiet; repairs to start next week
• GlobalWatt's equipment delivered, putting it closer to production
• DALMAC bicycle tour stopping at Bullock Creek HIgh School
• Tickets on sale for Mid Michigan's annual Barbecue and Fall Festival
• GlobalWatt’s equipment delivered; solar module manufacturer one step closer to starting produc
• AARP Driver Safety Course being offered in Midland in September
• Bernero ready for uphill battle for governor
• A fresh coat: Open Door resident 'gives back' by painting house
• Probate judges: DHS proposal shifts costs to counties
• Freeland board president defends district's actions in case
• Dow High grad puts education studies to work in Panama
• CMU alumni social gathering Sept. 14
• 'The Dance of Life' and journey to better health
• Bernero discusses proposals in Bay City
• Correction
• Fire calls
• Broken pole knocks out power for 2,274 in Midland
• Dem governor candidate Bernero in Bay City, Flint today
• Ship captain, Midland native, commended for Philippine fishermen typhoon rescue
• Outside the Box
• Ontario bikers stop in Midland to raise awareness about San Filippo Syndrome
• Cancer Services Golf-A-Thon pledges still being accepted; event Tuesday at Sandy Ridge
• Industrial Spotlight: U.S. Olympic Committee gets share of Dow Chemical sponsorship
• Bobby Randall Birthday Bash still on
• County road sealcoating projects continue
• GOP taps Schuette for AG race
• Schieber hoping to fulfill dream of late husband
• Coleman charity car wash
• Tickets available now for Green Tie Gala
• Downtown post office closes doors for good Friday
• Actor's title corrected
• Fire calls
• Condition of Midland County teen airlifted after equestrian accident not released
• Take me out to the movies: Dow Diamond event draws hundreds
• Hines Street in Midland fire deemed accidental
• Kindercare kids walk more than 400 miles during summer program
• Opiate addiction up, 1016 Recovery Network responds
• Freshmen arriving at Saginaw Valley
• Appeals Court denies stay in Midland case
• Cars in Clare: Old U.S. 27 tour continues north today
• Former Sanford man, Meridian grad, remembered
• Case of West Nile virus in bird reported in Midland County
• Fire at Midland home today under investigation
• Meridian band offering free car wash to residents Saturday
• Pure Michigan campaign a game changer
• Central students learn ropes at 'survival camp'
• Thrune Park gets a facelift
• Former GlobalWatt consultant given extension in court case
• Board rejects road patrol millage
• New state public act for bonds could assist Dow
• During fun event in Coleman Saturday, everything will be free
• Central Middle School class schedule times clarified
• Time change for Jefferson Middle School eighth grade orientation
• See video of Midland County Commissioners discussing road patrol millage
• One dead in Saginaw County crash
• Midland County board of commissioners reject road patrol millage
• An ‘Awakening’ in Coleman
• Former GlobalWatt consultant has 14 days to find attorney
• Midland Public Schools has partial school calendar settled
• Midland City Council OKs brownfield plans for Dow Solar’s project
• Gladwin hazardous waste collection planned for Saturday
• Midland County Fair 2010: 'The end is always bittersweet'
• MBS International $20M terminal contract awarded
• Free movie night at Dow Diamond to feature 'The Rookie'
• Bedbugs not a threat in Midland County
• Midland County teen airlifted after equestrian accident
• Love in the air at the Midland County Fair
• Figure 8, demolition derby, close out Midland County Fair
• Officials believe former Sanford man drowned
• Edenville Township water project one step closer
• Homebuilder survey shows market still soft
• Industrial Spotlight: Dow Chemical films Great Stuff ad
• Dow Corning considering biomass energy
• City's East Ashman Street project expected to begin Monday
• Week in review
• Granholm visits SVSU, says no quick economy fixes
• Midland County Youth Fair 2010: Competitors fly high during pole vault
• 4-H members keep 'dying arts' alive
• Midland County Youth Fair Judging Results for Friday
• Jayden Lamb benefit set for Sunday
• Benefit planned for Midland boy's fight with cancer
• Midland County Fair 2010: Two generations keep things working at the fair
• Midland County youth judging results for Thursday
• Freeland, Carrollton to share school nutrition services director
• Burton: The secret behind fair food - They're not telling
• Midland County 4-H King Passionate About His Future
• Midland County Fair 2010: The rodeo comes to town
• Midland County youth judging results for Wednesday
• Talking turkey and goat and rabbit and...
• Wanted: "Hidden Heroines" of Midland County
• Michigan Operations growth will depend on top talent
• County close to deal with U.S. Marshals Service to house prisoners
• Midland County youth judging results for Tuesday
• Midland County youth judging results for Tuesday
• Midland area ranked Top 10 in nation by Business Facilities magazine
• Delta College closes for day due to water main break
• Humane Society might run Midland County Animal Control
• Midland County jail filling up
• Were you spotted at the Midland County Fair?
• Midland County wage freeze rejected; road patrol millage in doubt
• House hunting in Farwell: Log home with land, with three options
• Midland County Fair 2010: Spartan Futurity
• Event for veterans planned at Haithco Park Aug. 28
• Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe plans to build large indoor water park
• Attorney wants Midland judge disqualified; Lauderbach denies motion, being prejudiced
• Dinner, silent auction to raise money for service dog for Reno
• Children's Museum to receive $100,000
• Fire calls
• Butman Township in Gladwin County receives $1.26 million loan for work
• Wage freeze request turned down; road patrol millage in doubt
• Midland County youth judging results for Monday
• Old historic U.S. 27 motor tour stopping in Clare
• Portion of Waldo Road in Midland closed Wednesday
• Sanford Lake Park open, Parkapalooza will go on despite water draw down
• Raucous crowd hails energetic Aldean show at Midland County Fair
• 2010 Midland County Fair Court chosen
• Sen. Stamas announces August office hours
• Dow announces divisional structure, leadership changes
• Midland County youth judging results for Sunday
• Midland Township house fire closes road for two hours
• Area club forming to explore uses of social media
• Stabenow legislation offers incentives to buy electric vehicles
• No legs necessary: Young athlete to demonstrate sled hockey in Midland
• Lady Antebellum performs to sold-out crowd
• Two mid-Michigan accidents claim two lives
• Race for GOP nod in Michigan AG’s race heating up
• Fire calls
• Local youths raise money for cancer research
• Summer knitting contest and fall event launch WCMU sweater drive
• Residents scramble to get their boats out of Sanford Lake
• Sanford dike leaks not an immediate threat; failure to communicate frustrates residents, county
• Lizard Fair comes to Midland's Dow Diamond
• Industrial spotlight: Hemlock Semiconductor's Tenn. site work continues
• Some road projects near completion
• Midland County Fair youth judging results for Saturday
• Coleman set to start construction on veterans memorial
• Wendy's Frosty Key Tag effort reaps $10,762 for Girl Scouts
• Midland County residents asked to help 'Feed the Need'
• New chapter: As 'Cathy' says goodbye, Guisewite looks forward to life without daily deadli
• Midland Evangelical Free Church celebrating 25th Sunday
• Week of Habitat, Dow home repairs in Midland ends
• From small town to overseas: One soldier's story
• GlobalWatt gets order stopping former consultant from sharing company information
• Unhappy Coyote fans plan to protest Saturday
• Glaze and sgraffito: Montessori school turns into art studio for the day
• Dow seeks to change operating permit
• Current case brings attention to historic Chebatoris execution
• Discovery Square Camp: Students learn about science, nature, art
• Easton Corbin: From rural Florida to big-time country music
• Storm floods hospital, streets in Mount Pleasant
• Northwood University to welcome freshmen and families Aug. 20-22
• Benefit breakfast set for Sept. 12 for Arnold
• Questions raised about GlobalWatt; CEO says company on track
• Dow Corning to acquire 49% stake in Quebec silicon metal manufacturing facility
• Road patrol millage one step closer to ballot
• The secret’s out: $217K gift to benefit Hope Township
• Hope Township firefighters compile responsible wish list
• Hope Township cemetery benefits from trust money
• TMI to tame 'Kiss Me Kate"
• SOS Animal Rescue invites dogs, owners to final Bark in the Park events of the season
• Conservancy plans Green (not black) Tie Gala
• Freeland students linked to vandalism expelled
• B. Creek, Coleman, Meridian districts meet AYP
• City buys property near landfill
• A helping hand: Dow, Habitat fixing homes in Midland
• Former consultant raises questions about GlobalWatt; CEO says company still on track to create jobs
• Midland school board chooses Buell to fill vacancy; calendar still not set
• Freeland school board votes to expel students involved in bus vandalism
• MMCC to hold 18th annual barbecue and fall festival
• A quiet place
• Little Forks awarded national accreditation
• Golf outing a success; supports high school trades program
• Siebert students receive flag from soldiers in Iraq
• Delta College to receive $250,000 grant for alternative energy programs
• Midland tech company spreading its wings
• Industrial Spotlight: Dow Kokam batteries in world's quickest street legal car
• Daily News week in review
• Staples collecting school supplies
• Nominate your school for Charter's laptop contest
• Western roundup Coleman style
• Gambrell appointed to U.S.D.C. Manufacturing Council
• New CMU public radio series on Mich. towns looks at Saginaw
• Volunteer groups join to restore two viewing towers
• Cottony maple scale making its presence felt in Midland
• Summer Boogie skydiving event today
• Movie maker
• Injury accidents
• Fire calls
• Midand County jobless rate at 10.2 percent
• Randall out, more changes coming to Coyote Country 103.1
• Pinecrest Farms officially opens; construction bill $1 million under projections
• Ticket holders to get ‘Taste of Downtown’ at Midland event
• Lasting impression: Soldier sees devastation caused by Haiti earthquake
• Butterflies to be released Sunday
• Kruisin' 4 Kids motorcycle run on Saturday
• Midland Remembers: Part One of the Lois Lunsford Story
• MPS achieves AYP, gets almost all As in state report card
• Ride around Michigan
• Jerome Township combined services facility voted down
• Freeland, Hemlock voters pass renewal millages
• Brooks easily wins seat
• Brooks wins city council election in landslide
• Sessoms, Cotter win party primaries in 99th District state house race
• Pinecrest to show off new facilities Thursday
• Dow projects moving forward, stock down 10 percent Tuesday
• Midland County board votes to maintain money for undersheriff post
• Geisler, Keenan win County Commission primary races
• Dow Corning sees record sales in second quarter
• Freeland school board to decide fate of students who vandalized buses
• Jerome Township bond proposal fails
• Geisler, Keenan head to November county board election
• Clarification: Charged, not arrested
• MidMichigan's Healing Arts Gallery featuring the work of two area artists
• Dow Chemical Co.'s profit, sales rise in 2nd quarter
• Learning to juggle
• Teddy Bear Run set for Saturday
• Children's Zoo event focuses on helping people stay healthy
• Number of issues on today's primary election ballot
• Ramp closures scheduled as US-10 roadwork continues
• Midland county board maintains money for undersheriff post
• Midland Community Diaper Bank
• Things to do in Midland
• Midland County Fair
• Parade Your Pet

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