Frankenlust Township Nature Park enhances its offerings to appeal to more diverse visitors
Friends add benches, hammock poles, docks, and more to Frankenlust Township Nature Park.
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Program to spread trees throughout Bay and Saginaw counties takes root
The Saginaw Basin Land Conservancy is taking steps to address the critical need for more trees in Bay City and Saginaw.
Enrichment programs open this summer through the Disability Services Resource Center
Two Bay area residents explain how Disability Services Resource Center summer enrichment programs helped them grow.
Brooklyn Boyz planning a celebration for its 20th anniversary
Brooklyn Boyz is planning a celebration of 20 years in business that includes music, food, and entertainment.
Small business grants help Bay City entrepreneurs build a better community
Small business owner says she's grateful for programs such as the Bay County Small Business Grant Program. The programs helped her boutique weather the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bay City Water Works building inspires dreams. Now, it needs to inspire developers.
Dreamers can see a bright future for the former Bay City Water Works Building. Now, the team marketing the empty building need to find the right developer to bring dreams to life.
Ice fishing generates regional revenue while showcasing successful environmental recovery efforts
Winter ice covering the Saginaw River and Bay offer unique and affordable opportunities to try the sport of fishing in a premier environment.
Q&A with Jay Handy, Artist in Residence for March at Studio 23
Artist Jay Handy, who grew up in Bay City and has exhibited his work in galleries around the world, is working on an exhibit featuring local photos.
Hot cocoa is the bomb for a 10-year-old Cramer Junior High student
Kinsley Navarro, 10, started making hot cocoa bombs for fun in November. Now, she has a business and will be selling her chocolatey concoctions downtown.
Work began on Liberty Bridge in December, but Bay City residents won’t pay tolls for another 5 years
About a month ago, workers closed one side of Liberty Bridge to begin long-awaited repairs to the span. Now, the firm making the repairs updates the community on its progress and next steps.
