Extreme spring cleaning comes to Bay City’s parks this week
On April 23, the United Way Day of Caring and Wenonah Park Cleanup Day converge to send volunteers to spruce up the city’s parks.
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These trails were made for walking
The Issue Media Group editors in the Great Lakes Bay Region walk you through our 10 favorite hiking and biking trails in the Great Lakes Bay Region. These paths take you through natural areas, small towns, cityscapes, and more.
Artists are weaving themselves into the history of the Masonic Temple near Downtown Bay City
Workshops to inspire crafters, writers, and artists take place each month at the Historic Masonic Temple.
Area youth invited to participate in Earth Day community service projects
The Youth Advisory Committee of the Bay Area Community Foundation invites young people to engage in acts of community service the weekend of April 23-25.
Enterprise Zones are a route to revitalize neighborhoods and create a sense of place in Bay City
City leaders are considering a range of ways to make it easier for homeowners and developers seeking to revitalize the community.
Whatever you do, stay flexible: Yogis stay resilient throughout pandemic
Two Bay City yogis turned to socially-distanced classes and online formats to show people how yoga can help them cope with the unique challenges and stress of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Habitat Bay County builds veterans up by tearing homes down to the studs and fixing them
Habitat for Humanity of Bay County gives back to those who have served our country through “Operation We Care,” a special program focused on helping veterans in need of critical home repairs.
The ice fishing season may be ending in Bay City, but don’t put your shanty away just yet
Operation Shantyville has grown from one man’s mission to support local businesses into a community phenomenon as diners pack their tents to eat outdoors, extending the capacity of area restaurants.
Two families breathing new life into an historic neighborhood on Bay City’s East Side
Two young families living across the street from one another are restoring two 19th century homes in Bay City. They hope their efforts inspire others to take on their own restoration projects.
Bay City restaurant owners dish out warm meals and support to those in need
Greg Kimbrue and Earl Bovia choose community over competition as they use their restaurants to repeatedly support those in need through a variety of fundraising and community outreach events.
