The Voice of Mid-Michigan’s Diverse Communities for over 24 years
Print Edition
The Michigan Banner publishes on the 1st and 16th of each month, delivering a snapshot of life across the Great Lakes Bay Region. Each edition blends breaking developments with human-interest profiles, covering everything from city hall and classroom innovations to health, faith, business and sports.
Committed to amplifying a wide range of perspectives, the Banner also produces two companion titles: The Latino Banner, focused on Michigan’s Latino community, and The Michigan Youth Banner, written largely by—and for—young readers preparing to shape the state’s future.
Whether you unfold the print edition at the breakfast table or scroll through articles online, our goal remains the same: to keep you informed, connected and part of the conversation.
What's Inside!
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Michigan voters face major decisions Nov. 3
Michigan voters will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, to elect new leaders and decide ballot proposals that could shape communities across the state for years to come.
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Too young to vote? Michigan teens can still make a difference this election
Michigan voters will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, but thousands of teenagers will be watching from the sidelines because they are not yet old enough to cast a ballot.
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Civil rights leader Dolores Huerta dies at 96, leaving a lasting legacy
Dolores Huerta, the influential labor organizer who helped transform working conditions for American farmworkers and became a leading advocate for civil rights, women’s equality and immigrant communities, died Wednesday, Oct. 28. She was 96.
2024/2026 Print Issues
All of our print issues from 2015-2026 are available to view online. To view print issues prior to 2015, please contact us.
