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Courtesy Photo/CMU Baber Room GalleryArtist Kimberly Chapman's exhibit, “Eighty-six Reasons for Asylum Admission,” is housed in CMU's Baber Room Gallery now until July 20. -
"Moral Treatment" is the 2024 prize winner is a novel by Traverse City native Stephanie Carpenter. She is also an assistant professor of Creative Writing at Michigan Tech
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High school students from Midland will visit Japan as a part of the cultural exchange program between sister cities. -
The Dream Catcher is a beautiful story about a boy and his grandfather written and illustrated for children 4-8 years of age by Marcelo Verdad. -
Holy Family Catholic Church in Saginaw was built 100 years ago by French Canadians. Church's officials and attendees share what is special about its architecture and history. -
Some teenagers may dream of starting a rock band, but in 2019, then 17-year-old Ryan Biller started, or rather, re-started a community band in his home town of Manistee. Judy Wagley caught up with the busy young musician, who will conduct the Manistee Community Band in a concert celebrating a big anniversary on July 12. -
Mother Goose Treasury ----A Timeless Collection of Favorite Nursery Rhymes, illustrated with great care and fun by Priscilla Lamont, is perfect for babies to 3 years of age. There are 187 poems beautifully featured. (Cottage Door Press) 2018 and again in 2022. -
Officials with Mackinac State Historic Parks said the ring is in tact because the fort was built on a glacial beach, where its sandy soil has excellent preservation properties. -
CMU Professor Will Anderson has set music to the words of his radio drama about President Herbert Hoover -
Everyone is invited to hop on over to Dow Gardens in Midland for “Ribbit the Exhibit,” a world of larger-than-life copper sculptures of whimsical frogs with plenty of personality. WCMU’s Judy Wagley made the leap, and talked with Carolynn Paten, director of programming and guest services. -
Midland public will have a chance to watch "Newsies" starting June 26. It is a musical by Midland Center for the Arts' Rising Stars production. -
Finding Things is written with wonderful incite about children 4-8 years of age by Keven Henkes. It is beautifully illustrated by Laura Dronzek as a little boy goes about finding things that no one else notices! The story is full of fun and the pictures are rich and lovely. (Greenwillow Books/ Harper Collins) 2024.
