Rhythm & Brews Festival
Linked Technologies is proud to support the Rhythm & Brews Festival presented by the Rotary Club of Midland Morning....
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2021-09-08
Emerald Evening at St. Brigid School
Linked Technologies is excited to be sponsoring the Emerald Evening at Saint Brigid Catholic School in Midland. This event...
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2020-12-23
Project 111 – Teens and Safe Driving
Linked Technologies is proud to have sponsored Spotlights and Headlights, 4th annual benefit which took place November 5th, 2020....
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2020-11-20
Andrea Sienko has been promoted to Customer Relations Representative!
Customers will enjoy Andrea’s excellent communication skills and attention to detail. Her new position will involve more face to...
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2020-10-21
Midland Exchange Club volunteer for AAUW book sale
We are proud to be a part of this great cause. James Mahoney and son Noah helping Midland Exchange...
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2019-05-03
Great Lakes Bay Magazine
We were honored to be in Great Lakes Bay Magazine, December issue.
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2019-01-13
LPGA player Jenny Shin
The LPGA is coming to Midland. There will be practice time with LPGA player Jenny Shin.
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2018-05-14
2020-11-20
Project 111 is a road safety movement dedicated to making teenagers better and safer drivers. At the beginning of the school year, at each partnering high school, all juniors and seniors are entered into the Project 111 program.
If the student stays traffic ticket free and stays in good standing both in school and within their community, the teen becomes eligible to receive a randomly drawn monthly prize.
To find out more about this movement go to www.project111.org.
Linked Technologies is proud to have sponsored Spotlights and Headlights, 4th annual benefit which took place November 5th, 2020. This event was a virtual event that celebrated the great things Project 111 is doing throughout Midland County.
Project 111 is a road safety movement dedicated to making teenagers better and safer drivers. At the beginning of the school year, at each partnering high school, all juniors and seniors are entered into the Project 111 program.
If the student stays traffic ticket free and stays in good standing both in school and within their community, the teen becomes eligible to receive a randomly drawn monthly prize.
To find out more about this movement go to www.project111.org.