The Bay County Animal Control and Care Center changed its name to reflect its mission of uniting pets with families. The center has earned state accolades for its efforts to save the animals in its care.
Spectators and sailors flooded into Bay City July 18-21 when the city was a host port for the Tall Ships Challenge, a series of races and rallies organized by Tall Ships America.
Bay County’s Riverwalk Trail System consists of a nearly 20-mile network of pedestrian walkways that extends from the Bay City State Park and Tobico Marsh Nature Preserve through the city and to Zilwaukee in Saginaw County.
From homes priced in the hundreds of thousands of dollars to just tens of thousands, Bay City has a diverse array of housing options.
Visitors to this year’s Tall Ship Celebration, which takes place from July 18-21 in downtown Bay City, have the opportunity to sample history while greeting the Pride of Baltimore II, a ship that’s become a Great Lakes Bay Region favorite.
Chef and owner Rich Abila opened the Empire Italian Chophouse with a menu and decor inspired by 1940s America.
John Cashman opened Cashman's Comics on the corner of Madison Avenue and 22nd Street in 1996.
Music fans have a multitude of events from which to choose this summer, whether it’s concerts by iconic rockers Kansas and Foreigner, local bands of various musical genres, or tribute artists.
After years of dreaming, planning, and executing, the Janet H. Jopke Bay Community Tennis Facility is set to celebrate its grand opening with a ceremony and party beginning at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 6.
Peg and Paul Rowley are Bay City natives whose energy and insight were central to developing parks and trails along the Saginaw River in Bay City.
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