Bay City asks how you would spend $31 million to transform the community
Bay City is in line to receive $31 million in American Rescue Plan funds. This month, the city commission is asking for proposals for the money.
Auburn
Three parks in Bay County are stepping up their games
Three parks in Bay County are taking steps to challenge you to meet personal fitness goals, enjoy a round of disc golf, and more.
Auburn Farmers Market kicks off its 2021 season with food trucks and more
The Auburn Farmers Market brings back popular 2020 programs while making plans for new attractions this summer.
When problematic properties don’t sell, the Bay County Land Bank Authority steps in
For decades, the Bay County Land Bank Authority has encouraged the renovation of dilapidated, problematic homes so they can be used for families and to improve the community. The Bank’s processes, though, are largely misunderstood.
Bay City-area housing market experiences growth during the pandemic
For the past decade, the Bay City housing market has been slowly growing. In the last year, home sales set new records. Experts point to a variety of factors driving the increase.
The ice fishing season may be ending in Bay City, but don’t put your shanty away just yet
Operation Shantyville has grown from one man’s mission to support local businesses into a community phenomenon as diners pack their tents to eat outdoors, extending the capacity of area restaurants.
Region celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy by awarding scholarships to Bay County students
The region celebrated Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy this week by honoring local students and community leaders.
Q&A: United Way of Bay County Interim President & CEO Michael Bacigalupo
As the interim president & CEO of the United Way of Bay County, Michael Bacigalupo plans to focus on serving community members who most need help.
Focusing on early childhood education is the secret to success in the Great Lakes Bay Region
Bay-Arenac and Midland Great Start Collaborative agencies offer a wealth of resources for parents, caregivers, and business owners. To learn more, you’re invited to a free, virtual screening and panel discussion of “Starting at Zero,” a film highlighting the importance of early childhood education.
Great Lakes Bay Pride looks to 2021 as a year filled with growth and change
Great Lakes Bay Pride is focusing on four areas – developing a referral system, improving access to programs, creating a physical space, and restoring programs canceled in 2020.
