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
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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.
Five decades of friendship and collaboration: Kevin Cole on working with Leeds Bird
“What a Swell Party! A Celebration Tribute to Leeds Bird” will be a journey down memory lane celebrating 50 years of collaboration between Leeds Bird and Kevin Cole. Showtimes are 3 and 8 p.m. April 1 at the Bay City Players Theater. All proceeds benefit Bay City Players.
New partnership between SVSU and Alpena Community College creates opportunities for nurses
SVSU and Alpena Community College form a new partnership to help nurses further their education and grow the nursing talent pipeline.
Q&A with Magen Samyn, President & CEO of the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce
The Great Lakes Bay Region is in a time of leadership transition. This article is the seventh in an occasional series of Q&A articles with some of the new leaders in the area.
Michelle Judd joins MSBDC and Bay Future to help Bay County small businesses navigate challenges
New consulting position created exclusively for Bay County residents who want to start, grow or improve their businesses.
Bay City hopes to roll up its recycling numbers in 2023 with new wheeled carts
If you live inside Bay City limits, changes are coming to the curbside recycling program. The city is distributing larger, wheeled bins and adjusting the pick-up schedule.
For 35 years, the Adoration Chapel in Bay City has invited people of all faiths inside
Since August 1987, the Adoration Chapel has offered a place for silent prayer, anytime of the day or night, to all people.
Federal COVID-19 relief funds pave the way for roadwork in Bay City
Bay City received $31 million in ARPA funds. The city is using a big part of that money to fix roads and replace lead water service lines.
Enrichment programs open this summer through the Disability Services Resource Center
Two Bay area residents explain how Disability Services Resource Center summer enrichment programs helped them grow.
