With technological advances and the cyber threats that accompany them, it’s predicted that there will be a faster-than-average growth rate in the employment of information security analysts. To meet that demand, local cyber security experts and colleges are working together to encourage students explore a career in the field.
The Ciders, Sliders, Suds, and Spiders Crawl takes place from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Thurs., Oct. 24, at 13 participating businesses on Midland Street.
Business owners and others in the Salzburg Avenue area on the city’s west side hope to make their neighborhood a destination without building new restaurants and opening trendy bars. Instead, they want to take advantage of the great outdoors.
The Michigan Municipal League awarded Bay City and the Uptown Bay City the organization’s most prestigious honor, the Community Excellence Award.
At 85 years old, Don Rose still serves as a football referee for a few games every year. The Bay City Central High School graduate is one of the oldest and longest-serving referees in Michigan.
Striped Canopy Consignments & Home Décor store and the Traveling Light Yoga studio will celebrate their one-year anniversaries with an open house and cheese-and-wine anniversary reception on Nov. 9.
The goal of Do-Art is to help people with disabilities prepare for the next step in their lives, including employment. Recently, many of the artists earned a paycheck for their art.
This week, the Bay Area Community Foundation announced $300,000 in grants for three Bay County projects near the Saginaw River, Kawkawlin River, and Saginaw Bay waterfronts.
Vendors and food trucks featuring Michigan-made items will line Washington Avenue during the MI Made Marketplace on Sat., Sept. 28.
The City Market in downtown Bay City celebrates its third annual Fall Family Harvest Day with giveaways, carriage rides, and more on Sat., Sept. 28.
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