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Founder of Archway Outreach: It is ‘kind of cool to be able to be so influential’ through board-certification
By Midland Times | May 7, 2024
Allison Hartzoge, founder of Archway Outreach, said that being one of four board-certified members involves extensive training, mentorship, and ongoing education, and as the board president of an international association, she is constantly influenced and taught by the experienced individuals who built the business. Hartzoge was a guest on a recent episode of the Best of Midland Podcast.
Preventive Measures Urged as West Nile Virus Confirmed in Midland County
By Midland Times | May 7, 2024
Midland Health Services confirms West Nile Virus in Midland County
Local Government Meetings today in Midland County
By Midland Times | May 6, 2024
Midland County Local Government Meetings today.
Midland Development Corp. provides update on reserves
By Midland Times | May 6, 2024
The Midland Development Corporation (MDC) recently provided an update on its financial position and strategic planning, highlighting its commitment to community growth and development. Board Chair Lourcey Sams emphasized the corporation's dedication to enhancing the economic landscape of Midland, stating, “Every dollar managed by the Midland Development Corporation is a step towards a better community.”As of the beginning of FY 2024, MDC maintains a solid financial foundation with cash and investment balances totaling $28,407,992. This strong liquidity and financial...
Report: Midland Ranks Among Top Third in US for College Graduates
By Midland Times | May 6, 2024
Midland, Texas has been recognized as one of the top areas in the United States for new college graduates, ranking in the top third of 370 metropolitan areas nationwide. According to a report by SmartAsset, Midland placed seventh among Texas metropolitan areas and 104th overall based on metrics such as the job market, cost of living, and social factors.The report highlighted that Midland boasts a low 0.4% unemployment rate among new college graduates, with a median income of $64,918 for college grads. Additionally, 14.3% of the population in Midland falls within the 20-29...
Founder of Archway Outreach: ‘I’m not anti-drug’ but ‘I would prefer to live life's highs and lows’
By Midland Times | May 6, 2024
Allison Hartzoge, founder of Archway Outreach, said that she advises parents to ensure children take a break for every hour of screen time, comparing screen addiction to cocaine due to the dopamine hits, and expressed her preference for managing mental health without medication, drawing from her own experiences with birth control. Hartzoge was a guest on a recent episode of the Best of Midland Podcast.
Government events this week in Midland County: May 5-11
By Midland Times | May 6, 2024
The following events are scheduled to take place in Midland County this week.
Family & kids events this week in Midland County: May 5-11
By Midland Times | May 5, 2024
Don't miss out on these family & kids events happening in Midland County this week.
Religious meetings this week in Midland County: May 5-11
By Midland Times | May 5, 2024
The following religious meetings are scheduled to happen in Midland County this week.
Entertainment events this week in Midland County: May 5-11
By Midland Times | May 5, 2024
Don't miss out on these entertainment events happening in Midland County this week.
1:11 Project visits Midland City Hall to raise awareness about dangers of Fentanyl
By Midland Times | May 3, 2024
The city of Midland recently played host to the 1:11 Project on May 3, an event aimed at providing information on the dangers of fentanyl. The 1:11 Drug & Fentanyl Awareness Program is a registered non-profit organization committed to raising awareness about the risks associated with Fentanyl and fighting against its misuse.
Founder of Archway Outreach: Mental Disorders ‘are things that we earn as we go through life’
By Midland Times | May 3, 2024
Allison Hartzoge, founder of Archway Outreach, said that conditions like anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and bipolar disorder are learned throughout life, not innate, and are used as primary classifications in her counseling and therapy work. Hartzoge was a guest on a recent episode of the Best of Midland Podcast.
Youth Advisory Council slated to take on special project at Butler Park
By Midland Times | May 2, 2024
The Youth Advisory Council (YAC) of the city of Midland is set to partake in a unique project at Butler Park, located at 3801 Bluebird Lane, on May 4. The council will be involved in painting the restroom facility at the park.
Entertainment events this weekend in Midland County: Friday May. 3 - Sunday May. 5
By Midland Times | May 2, 2024
Don't miss out on these entertainment events happening in Midland County this weekend.
Be The Change Clay Shoot 2024 hits record attendance, sponsors, funds
By DaLeesa Brown | May 2, 2024
The annual Be The Change Permian Basin Clay Shoot was held at Jake’s Clays on April 26 and “exceeded all expectations” with record attendance, sponsors, and funds.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Meet Dante and Shiloh from Midland Humane Coalition
By Midland Humane Coalition | May 2, 2024
In this edition of "Adoptable Pet of the Week," introduced are two companions waiting for their “fur-ever” homes at the Midland Humane Coalition, Dante and Shiloh.
Annual Hot Dog Run set for Cinco De Mayo weekend
By DaLeesa Brown | May 2, 2024
The 10th annual Hot Dog Run, organized by the Midland Humane Coalition (MHC), will be hosted on May 4 at Midland College’s Allison Fine Arts Building. Sponsored by local businesses and organizations, the event invites participants and their pets to support MHC’s mission of supporting animal welfare.
Sibley Nature Center's Spring Festival Draws Families
By Kim delaPena | May 2, 2024
Sibley Nature Center held its annual Spring Festival on April 27, drawing families from across Midland for a day of activities and education. The festival included a tour of the garden, ecology and conservation teachings, and children's activities.
Early voting ends in the special city council election
By Midland Times | May 1, 2024
Heading into Election Day on Saturday, May 4, 2024, 3.8% of the 75,472 voters inside the City of Midland have cast a ballot in the special election for the empty at-large Midland City Council seat. Early voting ended on Tuesday with 2,936 ballots received in person and by mail. The candidate field includes Cheston Blank, John Burkholder, Eric Davidson, James R. “Bull” Henry, and Ben Roberts.The winner of the special election will serve the remainder of the at-large term, which ends in January 2025. Should that person seek to serve as an-large council representative for...
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Holds ‘Out of Darkness’ Campus Walk
By Kim delaPena | Apr 30, 2024
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention hosted an “Out of Darkness” Campus Walk at Midland College on April 27. The walk supported survivors of suicide and encouraged students to seek help when needed.