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'We’re here to take care of each other': Call to the Creek campers help homeowners in Midland CountyTeens visist Midland area to repair 29 houses of those in need as a part of their work camp trip this week. Bullock Creek High School hosts over 200 campers.
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Students majoring in social work will be eligible for $5,000 per semester due to a new program funded by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
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Along with their live music Saturdays all summer, the Coyote Crossing Resort in Cadillac has hosted open mic nights every Thursday of the summer.
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Peregrine falcons became endangered in the 1970s due to pesticide usage. 50 years later, the birds' populations are stabilizing in Michigan.
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As pinball rises in popularity, meet the "pinball wizard" who started a tournament in Traverse City.
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The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly is expanding their statewide reach in the greater Alpena area. Senior citizens will also be able to receive at-home care through the PACE center.
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Grocery stores in northwest Lower Michigan are getting extra brown bags this month— the 35th annual fundraising campaign for Child and Family Services.
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Mike Thomas is a woodcarver and owns his business in the Midland area. He shares how woodcarving became his passion and what those who start the art should know.
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Now that President Joe Biden has dropped out of the race, what are Michigan voters thinking?
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TOPSoccer offers soccer lessons for kids who have disabilities. It is a 30-year-old national youth sports organization. In Midland, TOPSoccer head coach Tamara Hageage shares her experience coaching the kids.