The Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational is once again hosting #TeamUp for the Great Lakes Bay Region, the second annual charitable golf event that pairs local non-profits with professional golfers from the LPGA. Area non-profits are encouraged to enter to participate!
Downtown Bay City is planning its fourth annual chili cook-off to warm up a February weekend.
Chilly February nights are perfect for enjoying an indoor film festival. A Hell's Half Mile film series, It's Not Too Cold For Shorts, brings short movies – between 4 and 15 minutes long – to the State Theater in Bay City on Fri., Feb. 21.
During the State of the Community event on Feb. 18, Bay City Manager Dana Muscott and Bay County Executive Jim Barcia will reflect on the accomplishments of 2019 and offer a glimpse of what to expect in 2020.
The United States Tennis Association has recognized the Bay Community Tennis Association with an award for successfully promoting the game of tennis.
Art Reach of Mid Michigan has put out a call to artists for a juried art show that will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment granting women the right to vote.
Public art, graphics, and new furniture are the results of a 2-year study into how to best foster a connection between Delta College and its students.
Gatsby's Seafood & Steakhouse added Vegan Night and expanded its clientele. The owner says the weekly specials often earn praise from non-vegans too.
Located inside The Harvest Store, Salad Works offers build-your-own salads with fresh and local produce. The Harvest Store is part of City Market.
Saginaw Valley State University ranks with Ivy League schools when it comes to moot court. This week, SVSU students are prepping for a national tournament on Jan. 17 and 18.
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