Faist family is fighting for inclusion
Aaron and Marilee Faist hope that sharing the challenges they face for their son, Ian, helps people see why a more inclusive world is better for all
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Long-time advocate for children, Sen. McDonald Rivet plans to focus on child care in 2024
As 2023 winds down, Route Bay City asked leaders from different segments of the community to answer questions about recent progress and what's next. This week, we feature Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet, D-Bay City.
A tale of three bridges: Tolls have begun on one Bay City bridge, construction slated for two others
Bay City is a town linked together by bridges. Two of the four bridges crossing the Saginaw River will be under construction this fall. A third bridge recently converted to a toll system.
Rotary Vocational Days convince a local student that teaching is her forever career
The Bay City Rotary Club and Morning Rotary Club invited high school juniors and seniors from throughout the community to spend a morning shadowing a professional on the job. Madison Danielski spent her morning with an elementary school teacher.
Auburn artist is creating thought-provoking, slightly unnerving paintings that evoke strong emotion
Studio 23 and the Bay City Players highlighted Emily Rivard’s work. Soon, she hopes to open an Auburn restaurant and bakery where she also can display and sell her paintings.
Inspiring Generosity: New series showcases the impact of the Bay Area Community Foundation
In its Inspiring Generosity series, Route Bay City highlights projects of the Bay Area Community Foundation. This week, the focus is on Walt and Carol Weinlander and the creation of the Legacy Society.
Wearing hand-me-downs as a kid turned out to be opportunity knocking for a Bay City entrepreneur
Musical history is on display in the merchandise at Bonejacked Vintage Apparel on Columbus Avenue
Habitat for Humanity Bay County set to break ground on first of four new ‘Missing Middle’ homes
Bay County Habitat for Humanity qualified for state money to help offset the expense of building affordable homes for middle-income families.
July Arts & Entertainment Roundup
Sporting events, concerts, fireworks, and more fill the Great Lakes Bay Region with activities for everyone.
From Bay City to Broadway
Matt Travis, Chief Operating Officer for the Midland Center for the Arts, shares his memories of three local people who graduated from the stage at the Bay City Players to the stages of Broadway.
