The Center for Michigan

Bridge welcomes three new journalists to bolster our Lansing watchdog beat, coverage of Michigan’s environment and natural resources economy and our statewide social media and audience reach.

Thanks so much to all our readers who supported Bridge in 2017.

Bridge Magazine is grateful for your readership and the support of nearly 3,000 readers who’ve donated this year

With the help of readers just like you, Bridge Magazine provides Michigan with an important public service… Real news…

How much is Bridge journalism worth to you in the year ahead? $25? … $50? … $100?… Two dollars per week? Will you join the more than 2,000 readers who now financially support our work?

Through donations from loyal readers like you, Bridge Magazine’s nonpartisan, nonprofit, fact-driven, statewide news will be more in-depth and frequent than ever in 2018.  

We’re looking for a savvy digital manager to lead rapid and sustainable growth for Michigan’s two-time defending Newspaper of the Year

Chastity Pratt Dawsey is among panelists for Wednesday’s televised debate

Michigan’s two-time Newspaper of the Year is bolstering Lansing coverage to provide readers with insightful, substantive, fact-based journalism.  

Come meet the Bridge staff, enjoy some free food and a cash bar, participate in a Q&A with community leaders and enjoy some live music!