Legendary blues guitarists travel to Hampton Township to record with Larry McCray
Three blues legends met in Hampton Township to start work on Larry McCray's next album.
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Artist needs your photos to create an exhibit at Studio 23 capturing the essence of community life
Studio 23 wants your photos of Bay County to consider for an exhibit in March. You can submit photos through an online portal between now and Nov. 1.
Bay County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority hopes to spur cooperation and economic growth
Decaying buildings could hold the key to the community's future. A coalition of governments created a Brownfield Redevelopment Authority to attract private developers to Bay County.
Bay City asks how you would spend $31 million to transform the community
Bay City is in line to receive $31 million in American Rescue Plan funds. This month, the city commission is asking for proposals for the money.
Birdwatching is a hobby taking flight along the Saginaw Bay Birding Trail, which includes Bay County
Birdwatching is an inexpensive hobby that adds enjoyment to time spent hiking and biking in the area’s nature preserves and parks. In Bay County, you can even spot raptors hunting in downtown.
House lights have dimmed at Hampton theater, but there could be a bright future on the horizon
Since it was built in 1985, the Hampton 5 theater has served as a place to watch movies, worship, and to distribute necessities for the community. Now, the owner has the theater for sale and is hoping a buyer is ready to open the building for its fourth act.
Q&A: United Way of Bay County Interim President & CEO Michael Bacigalupo
As the interim president & CEO of the United Way of Bay County, Michael Bacigalupo plans to focus on serving community members who most need help.
Focusing on early childhood education is the secret to success in the Great Lakes Bay Region
Bay-Arenac and Midland Great Start Collaborative agencies offer a wealth of resources for parents, caregivers, and business owners. To learn more, you’re invited to a free, virtual screening and panel discussion of “Starting at Zero,” a film highlighting the importance of early childhood education.
Great Lakes Bay Pride looks to 2021 as a year filled with growth and change
Great Lakes Bay Pride is focusing on four areas – developing a referral system, improving access to programs, creating a physical space, and restoring programs canceled in 2020.
Local students vie for $25K grant that can bring therapy dogs to Essexville-Hampton Public Schools
The award-winning robotics team at Garber High School needs your votes to win a grant to bring therapy dogs to four schools in the Essexville-Hampton district.
