United Way of Bay County announces its 2024-26 impact partners
After considering the needs of the community, the United Way of Bay County has announced its partners for its next funding cycle. The two-year cycle begins now and ends in 2026.
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Bay City physician named one of the top vascular surgeons in the nation
Newsweek named Dr. Nicolas J. Mouawad as one of the top 200 vascular surgeons in the nation. That’s good news for the community.
Q&A with Dr. Komorowski, a Bay City physician who serves as President of the State Medical Society
Dr. Mark C. Komorowski, a Bay City-based Plastic Surgeon, advocates across the state for physicians, patients, and communities in his new role as President of the Michigan State Medical Society.
Under the stars: Experts offer help with FAFSA forms in a fun atmosphere at the Delta Planetarium
Graduates of Bay and Arenac high schools are invited to the FAFSA night at the Delta College Planetarium, 100 Center Ave., from 4 to 7 p.m. Wed., Aug. 7.
Bay County investing millions to create a one-stop health center on Wilder Road
Bay County received $9 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds and another $2 million in federal dollars from a congressional appropriation to turn what was once an iconic furniture store into a community health center.
Bay Future and MSBDC offer programs to help start-up and established businesses
Bay Future and the Michigan Small Business Development Center offer several different programs to help entrepreneurs start up and grow businesses in Bay County.
Beyond Skin Deep: Studio 23 highlights the artistry of tattoos
Studio 23 showcased the creativity and skill of area tattoo artists in an unique exhibit earlier this year.
Educators offer parents tips for helping kids unplug, unwind, and keep learning this summer
While time spent on computers, tablets, and phones isn’t all bad, local educators encourage parents to limit how much time kids spend looking at screens. They also offer parents several tips for getting kids off the screens and into fun, low-cost activities.
Historic churches offer tours and a glimpse of Bay City’s past
Two historic churches – Trinity Episcopal Church at 815 N. Grant St. and First Presbyterian Church at 805 Center Ave. – open their doors on July 4 and 5 for tours of their century-old sanctuaries.
You’re invited inside Studio 23 to create art during Thelen Free Art Fridays
Studio 23/The Arts Center and Thelen Auto Group teamed up to offer Free Art Fridays inside the Downtown Bay City studio.
