Dow Bay Area Family Y expands, bringing more jobs and more child care openings to Bay City
The Dow Bay Area Family Y expanded its child care program into a nearby church, adding spots for nearly 40 kids.
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Chamber members share food for thought over lunch
The Chamber launched Lunch & Learns in its Downtown Bay City offices in January as a way for member businesses to support each other and network a little.
World-class trick-shot players are coming to Bay City for a championship tournament in February
Since 2000, the World Pool Association has recognized artistic pool as a legitimate cue sport. From Feb. 7-10, some of the best trick-shot pool players in the world will gather in Bay City.
What’s in your bin? Bay City kicks off project to teach people what belongs in recycling bins
A state grant is funding a program to examine what people toss into curbside recycling bins. The city hopes educating the public about recycling will lead to reduced waste collection costs.
Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center links recent graduates to jobs
High school students are earning real-world experience in the skilled trades even before they graduate from the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center
Local bistro puts love and passion into its food, warming the neighborhood one meal at a time
The family members behind Gilly's Bistro pour their hearts into the food served at the eatery in the Johnson Street Business District
From axe throwing to virtual reality games, Reality Check is one-stop shop for entertainment
Want to go axe throwing? Reality Check can help. How about trying a game of “foot pool”? They’ve got that too. Don’t have a babysitter? No problem. There’s a toddler play area.
A chance encounter helped a couple find their way home to one of Bay City’s historic districts
Dr. Brian Purchase and his wife, Dr. Rosarita Rullan, raised their two sons in what was once the carriage house for William Clements, a banker and rare book collector in Bay City. The carriage house was converted to a home in the 1950s.
Breaking Bread Village brings diverse Bay County people together at a common table
The Bay Area Community Foundation invites you to join The Breaking Bread Village in 2024 and 2025. The program features diverse panels who lead the audience in conversation around important issues such as bias and societal expectations.
Replenish, a popular juice and smoothie bar, re-opens in a new West Side Bay City location
From inside the newly-renovated Bay Professional. Building on Bay City's West Side, Replenish offers gluten-free and dairy-free options without sacrificing flavor
