Dan Chalk

2 weeks ago | ourmidland.com | Dan Chalk

Neil McDonnell, President of Isabella Bank, has announced the retirement of Dave Reetz and the appointment of Michael Huenemann to Chief Lending Officer, effective July 1, 2025. “We are deeply grateful to Dave for his years of exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to our customers and the Bank,” stated McDonnell. “As Chief Lending Officer, he played a pivotal role in driving our lending strategy and fostering lasting relationships in our communities.

3 weeks ago | ourmidland.com | Dan Chalk

Dan Chalk is managing editor of the Midland Daily News. He was born in Midland and graduated from Midland High School in 1989 and from Adrian College in 1994. He had a six-year teaching career both overseas in the Peace Corps and in Michigan, which overlapped slightly with his journalism career. He has worked for the Midland Daily News since 1998.

3 weeks ago | theheraldreview.com | Dan Chalk

Runners surge ahead at the 39th annual Greater Midland Dow RunWalk on Saturday, June 7, 2025. Dan Chalk/Midland Daily NewsA participant nears the finish line at the 39th annual Greater Midland Dow RunWalk on Saturday, June 7, 2025. Dan Chalk/Midland Daily NewsRunners approach the finish line at the 39th annual Greater Midland Dow RunWalk on Saturday, June 7, 2025. Dan Chalk/Midland Daily NewsRunners cross the finish line at the 39th annual Greater Midland Dow RunWalk on Saturday, June 7, 2025.

3 weeks ago | ourmidland.com | Dan Chalk

Midland Soccer Club, a 501 (c) (3) formed in 1977, serves nearly 4,000 players annually from 25 counties. With over 104,000 visitors and players annually, the club brings over $3 million to the region in sports tourism. Given the growing ranks of area athletes and youth recreational programs, the MSC recognizes that the region desperately needs additional indoor athletic facilities and has launched a capital campaign to construct a 150,000-square-foot indoor athletic facility on its campus.

3 weeks ago | ourmidland.com | Dan Chalk

FIRST Robotics teams are about much more than building and programming robots, and Dow High School's The Charge team is a perfect illustration of that. The Charge won the FIRST Impact Award this past year for the fifth time since the team was founded in 2007. Article continues below this adThe Impact Award is the most prestigious award presented at a FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) robotics competition.