Parents forced to miss work when a child is out of school due to COVID-19 may be eligible for help from a new Quarantined Student Assistance program.
The Bay County Library System is taking responsibility for making sure computers and internet are available to everyone in the community.
Bay County has a higher percentage of people over 62 than any other county in the state. The County Department of Aging is rising to the challenge of meeting the social and nutritional needs of those seniors during the pandemic.
An eight-week training session begins in July for people interested in advocating for children in the foster care system.
Government and business leaders collaborated on a new website that gives Bay County businesses much of the information they need as they make plans to re-open.
Derek LaBean, a 21-year-old college junior from Pinconning, founded Smoky Ridge Outfitters. The stores carries LaBean's own brand of lifestyle wear, stocking everything from beanies to jogging pants.
Able Safe in Pinconning cleaned out a section of its building to create a marketplace filled with Michigan-made products created by Michiganders. Today, 37 vendors use the space, selling everything from handmade fishing lures to one-of-a-kind furniture.
The cure for cabin fever awaits you in Bay County. From enjoying scenic vistas to going shopping to creating art, we suggest 7 ways to make the most of a winter weekend.
Bay Future announced plans to raise money for a five-year plan to bring new jobs to Bay County. The plan draws on support from the public and private sector.
A Pinconning quilt shop – housed in a former church and with space for overnight guests – is attracting national attention and international guests.
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