Family Winter Fun Fest fills Bay City Town Center with free activities on Feb. 18
Family Winter Fun Fest at the Bay City Town Center on Sat., Feb. 18 offers kids a chance to play while parents pick up information about community resources.
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A joint program between Do-All Inc. and the United Way of Bay County helps expand the workforce
A partnership between the United Way of Bay County and Do-All Inc. is winning awards and getting people into the workforce.
Bridging the child-care gap is a high-stakes concern for families and employers
A shortage of child-care in the Great Lakes Bay Region has a significant impact on the local economy and our ability to attract and retain talent.
New book club commits to reading banned and challenged books every month
Community connection, cohesion, and cultural awareness are all goals of Leopard Print Books’ proprietress, Andrea Richmond, and the newly-formed Banned Book Club.
Bay City shines bright like a diamond during the holiday season
Elaborate holiday displays fill Bay City with light and color, thanks to the work of local volunteers and business owners.
A week in the life of a student at the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center
Brady Falardeau, a senior at Bay City Central High School, spends several days a week in the Marketing & Management program at the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center. Here, he provides a glimpse into his typical week.
No matter how you take your coffee, there’s always a tasty cup waiting for you in Bay City
Bay City's coffee shops offer warm beverages and fresh baked goods alongside poetry readings and live musical performances.
Crafters group at the library is a tight-knit bunch spinning a warmer winter for many
Knitters and crocheters meet inside three Bay County Library System branches to share tips, tricks, and enjoy each other’s company
Q&A with Michael Bacigalupo, the Bay City Downtown Development Authority’s new Director
The Great Lakes Bay Region is in a time of leadership transition. This article is the eighth in an occasional series of Q&A articles with some of the new leaders in the region.
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.
