Bay Future celebrates businesses that invested $350 million in Bay County in 2023
During the Bay Future Annual Meeting, the economic development agency highlighted the businesses investing in Bay County
Downtown Bay City
A Spencer Gellise Salon reveals its updated look
A Spencer Gellise Salon stylists moved out of the Third Street location for months while construction crews updated the look and made room for additional styling stations and shampoo bowls
Pickleball serves up fun and fitness for people of all ages and abilities
The number of people playing pickleball is growing across the nation and in Bay County. Indoor and outdoor courts are available throughout the community.
Give Local Bay – which has raised over $1 million since 2015 – is set for May 7
Give Local Bay, a 24-hour fundraiser with a proven track record, takes place on Tues., May 7. This year, more than 50 agencies are part of the annual event.
From art to archery, summer recreation programs are looking for kids now
The weather may be dreary today, but summer is on its way. Local camps are signing kids up now for summer programs.
Summer concerts are in the works for Bay City’s parks
This summer, businesses bring free concerts to Bay City's parks and Feet on the Street districts. The concerts, which will be held on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, begin in June.
Pride and community are at the heart of the Day of Caring and Wenonah Park Cleanup
With just a month go, the United Way of Bay County is nearing the limit of volunteers it can use for the annual Day of Caring and Wenonah Park Cleanup
Beyond the ABCs: The Literacy Council uses games to build reading skills
The Bay County Literacy Council combats low literacy rates among young children with after-school and summer programs. Tutors are needed for both programs.
Ric Mixter chronicles maritime history through the stories of shipwrecks on the Great Lakes
Ric Mixter, filmmaker, author, and former broadcaster, is an award-winning documentarian who focuses on maritime history
Series of Michigan novels shines a spotlight on the businesses and people of the Bay City area
Dave Vizard, a former Bay City Times news editor, has written several novels featuring a fictional reporter digging into mysteries. The novels are set in Bay City and the Thumb.
