Annual book sale is a page-turning opportunity to support your community
Your next great read (or ten great reads) await at the 2025 Friends of the Bay County Library System Book Sale, set for July 31-Aug. 2.
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Nine graduating seniors earn accolades for their volunteer work during high school
The Michigan Governor Youth Service Awards acknowledge Michigan youth for their achievements and encourages youth to engage in a lifetime of service.
Labadie Rib Fest returns, bringing barbecue, music, and more, to Veterans Park this summer
The Labadie Rib Fest takes place in Veterans Memorial Park on Bay City’s West Side from July 24 through 27.
Sip, savor, and support The Arc of the Bay during an April 24 fundraiser
Empty Canvas Concert at the State Theatre offers ticket-buyers the chance to enjoy art, music, wine, and chocolate while helping out a local nonprofit.
Optimist Club travelogue series ends in March
The final film in the Bay City Noon Optimist Club Travel & Adventure Cinema Series documents the life and work of Sebastião Salgado. It is narrated by his son, Juliano Salgado, and Wim Wenders.
Everyone is invited to participate in an inclusive art exhibit coming to Studio 23 in April
Community workshops, sensory-friendly hours, and an invitation for field trips all are part of the Access•ABILITY exhibit coming to Studio 23/The Arts Center this spring.
Polka music benefits a softball team and Good Samaritan Rescue Mission
The Steve Drzewicki Band is the featured performer during a benefit concert on Sat., March 8.
New Dimensions launches an annual talent show. Auditions open soon.
Auditions for the Sat., April 26 talent show take place later this month. The deadline to apply to audition is Mon., March 10.
John Glenn High School team advances to the next round in the Nickless Innovation Award competition
Seventeen teams of students from six high schools from Bay City, Freeland, Midland, and Saginaw qualified for Phase Two of the 2024-25 A.H. Nickless Innovation Award. Three winning teams and their schools will earn a share of up to $77,500 in scholarships and grants.
Introducing the Nonprofit Journal Project
Nonprofits are on the frontlines of our communities, delivering critical social services and employing more than 470,000 Michiganders. We're documenting their stories.
Nine graduating seniors earn accolades for their volunteer work during high school
The Michigan Governor Youth Service Awards acknowledge Michigan youth for their achievements and encourages youth to engage in a lifetime of service.
Labadie Rib Fest returns, bringing barbecue, music, and more, to Veterans Park this summer
The Labadie Rib Fest takes place in Veterans Memorial Park on Bay City’s West Side from July 24 through 27.
Sip, savor, and support The Arc of the Bay during an April 24 fundraiser
Empty Canvas Concert at the State Theatre offers ticket-buyers the chance to enjoy art, music, wine, and chocolate while helping out a local nonprofit.
Optimist Club travelogue series ends in March
The final film in the Bay City Noon Optimist Club Travel & Adventure Cinema Series documents the life and work of Sebastião Salgado. It is narrated by his son, Juliano Salgado, and Wim Wenders.
Everyone is invited to participate in an inclusive art exhibit coming to Studio 23 in April
Community workshops, sensory-friendly hours, and an invitation for field trips all are part of the Access•ABILITY exhibit coming to Studio 23/The Arts Center this spring.
Polka music benefits a softball team and Good Samaritan Rescue Mission
The Steve Drzewicki Band is the featured performer during a benefit concert on Sat., March 8.
New Dimensions launches an annual talent show. Auditions open soon.
Auditions for the Sat., April 26 talent show take place later this month. The deadline to apply to audition is Mon., March 10.
John Glenn High School team advances to the next round in the Nickless Innovation Award competition
Seventeen teams of students from six high schools from Bay City, Freeland, Midland, and Saginaw qualified for Phase Two of the 2024-25 A.H. Nickless Innovation Award. Three winning teams and their schools will earn a share of up to $77,500 in scholarships and grants.
Introducing the Nonprofit Journal Project
Nonprofits are on the frontlines of our communities, delivering critical social services and employing more than 470,000 Michiganders. We're documenting their stories.
