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Pinconning teens are leveraging sweet treats and handcrafted bowls to fight hunger
Pinconning teens say their involvement with the United Way of Bay County gives them a way to provide hands-on help for their community.
Positive vibes only on May 9
Self Love Beauty encourages the Great Lakes Bay Region to celebrate Affirmation Day by spreading positive messages on Tues., May 9
A new Midland bookstore starts first chapter downtown
You can browse the shelves or sit and read at Bookmarks, now open on Townsend Street in Midland.
Bay County families find limited child-care options for children with special needs
Lack of training, staff turnover, and licensing concerns all contribute to the shortage of child-care for Bay County families of children with special needs, according to local parents and early-childhood experts.
Tim Marciniak retires after 31 years of making memories with Bay City schools students and staff
During his 31-year career with Bay City Public Schools, Timothy Marciniak has worked as a teacher, assistant principal, and principal. He's been at the helm of Bay City Central for 18 years.
CAN Council recognizes Child Abuse Prevention Month and its volunteers for making a difference
The CAN Council is trying to raise awareness and recruit volunteers during April's Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Profile Q&A w/Tawny Ryan Nelb-Part 2
In this Profile Q&A, during Women’s History Month, we connect again with Tawny Ryan Nelb, an award winning archivist, who lives in Midland. She offers some advice on preserving your organization or family’s history.
STEM Staycations encourage families to explore locally this spring break
Spring break means travel for many families, but a regional campaign, STEM Staycation Promotions, is tailored to those who are looking to explore locally.
It’s not too hot in the kitchen for Bay and Arenac high school students running Blooming Chefs
Three days a week, a restaurant inside the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center open its doors to serve lunch to the public. High school juniors and seniors staff the entire operation, from the kitchen to the wait staff.
Pinconning teens are leveraging sweet treats and handcrafted bowls to fight hunger
Pinconning teens say their involvement with the United Way of Bay County gives them a way to provide hands-on help for their community.
Positive vibes only on May 9
Self Love Beauty encourages the Great Lakes Bay Region to celebrate Affirmation Day by spreading positive messages on Tues., May 9
A new Midland bookstore starts first chapter downtown
You can browse the shelves or sit and read at Bookmarks, now open on Townsend Street in Midland.
Bay County families find limited child-care options for children with special needs
Lack of training, staff turnover, and licensing concerns all contribute to the shortage of child-care for Bay County families of children with special needs, according to local parents and early-childhood experts.
Tim Marciniak retires after 31 years of making memories with Bay City schools students and staff
During his 31-year career with Bay City Public Schools, Timothy Marciniak has worked as a teacher, assistant principal, and principal. He's been at the helm of Bay City Central for 18 years.
CAN Council recognizes Child Abuse Prevention Month and its volunteers for making a difference
The CAN Council is trying to raise awareness and recruit volunteers during April's Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Profile Q&A w/Tawny Ryan Nelb-Part 2
In this Profile Q&A, during Women’s History Month, we connect again with Tawny Ryan Nelb, an award winning archivist, who lives in Midland. She offers some advice on preserving your organization or family’s history.
STEM Staycations encourage families to explore locally this spring break
Spring break means travel for many families, but a regional campaign, STEM Staycation Promotions, is tailored to those who are looking to explore locally.
It’s not too hot in the kitchen for Bay and Arenac high school students running Blooming Chefs
Three days a week, a restaurant inside the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center open its doors to serve lunch to the public. High school juniors and seniors staff the entire operation, from the kitchen to the wait staff.
