High school job inspires commitment to beautiful weddings and a new business in Downtown Bay City
First Look Bridal Boutique aspires to be inclusive. The Downtown Bay City bridal shop carries sizes from 6 to 22 in a range of styles.
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Two grassroots organizations are dedicated to helping Bay County foster families overcome challenges
Experienced foster parent Sarah Humerickhouse formed the Foster Families Navigation & Resource Center. Meanwhile, former foster care youth Aland Stamps created River Jordan Inc. to help kids aging out of the system.
The USS Edson is throwing a 10th anniversary bash to celebrate its first decade in Bay City
The 10th anniversary celebration on Sat., Aug. 27 includes tours of parts of the Saginaw Valley Naval Ship Museum not normally open to the public.
By land and river, racers in the Morning Rotary Driathlon compete for fun and to raise money
One 74-year-old competitor who has competed for years in the Bay City Morning Rotary Driathlon calls the event fun and says he appreciates that it raises money for good causes.
A mural inside a Bay City gym has become a social media star
Survival Fitness asked local artist Nicole McKay to create a mural inside its gym. Now, that mural is a popular backdrop for selfies and group portraits after workouts.
Legacy Building in Downtown Bay City earns statewide honors for historic preservation
Developer Jenifer Acosta says she keeps one eye on preservation and another one on community building when she renovates a structure.
Tipsy Cowboy, a bar and grill in rural Pinconning, celebrates family and friendship
For five years, the Tipsy Cowboy has served up handmade food and worked to build a sense of community camaraderie.
Happy Glampin’ Slumber Party puts a new spin on old-fashioned sleepovers
The Happy Glampin' Slumber Party Company offers options for kids as well as adults.
Breast cancer turns a Bay City woman into an advocate for early screening
Thanks to the support of family, friends, and medical professionals, Kelly Klamer felt optimistic and hopeful while facing breast cancer. Now, she wants to extend that hope to others.
Federal COVID-19 relief funds pave the way for roadwork in Bay City
Bay City received $31 million in ARPA funds. The city is using a big part of that money to fix roads and replace lead water service lines.
