Q&A with Bay City Public Safety Director Caleb Rowell
Bay City Department of Public Safety Director Caleb Rowell says one of the top challenges he expects his department to face in 2026 is aging infrastructure.
Wenonah Park
School may be on the horizon, but summer fun will linger a few more weeks
The days are getting shorter, but summer is far from over. There's still plenty of time to shop at a farmers market, enjoy an outdoor concert, take a hike in a new park, or walk around a summer festival.
Princess Wenonah sails through Bay City’s history
Visitors to the Princess Wenonah learn about local history while viewing freighters close up, observing local wildlife and activities on the Saginaw River, and gaining a unique perspective on the city's bridges.
The local NAACP marks Juneteenth with two celebrations in Bay City
A free health and wellness fair and a party in Wenonah Park each mark the 2025 observance of Juneteenth. Juneteenth is a national holiday commemorating the end of slavery in 1865.
Experience local charm when summer brings festivals and more to Bay County
Get out your calendars, summer fun is just around the corner. Highlights include the return of the Appledore IV, the Bay City Fireworks Festival, and Wednesdays in the Park.
United Way’s Day of Caring rallies Bay County volunteers for a community-wide cleanup
United Way of Bay County’s Day of Caring brings volunteers together on Fri., April 25 to make a difference. More than 500 volunteers will step up to tackle community beautification and clean-up projects during the annual event.
Bay City turns green with shamrocks and shenanigans this weekend
The Bay City St. Patrick’s Day weekend festivities include a parade, races, music, and, of course, green beer.
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.
Voices of Youth: The 2025 Bay City’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration marks 70 years of tradition
In 1955, four men staged a St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Downtown Bay City, attracting about 10,000 people. Today, that parade has grown into a multi-day event that brings together people from all over Michigan
Bay City powers ahead, exceeding state goals for green energy
Bay City Electric Light & Power offers free energy check-ups to customers who want to reduce their utility bills.
