Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 18th of January.
Good morning, Bay City.
Bay City officials plan to apply for a state grant to revamp Carroll Park with new playground equipment and enhance accessibility.
Bay County is now recognizing Deputy John Heppner, killed in the line of duty in 1928, whose sacrifice went unacknowledged for nearly a century.
Former Bay City State Theatre officials, including Mike Bacigalupo, face a federal lawsuit for allegedly taking out loans under false pretenses, leading to the theater's bankruptcy.
ELGA Credit Union and COPOCO Community Credit Union in Michigan plan to merge, aiming to provide enhanced financial services statewide with over 107,000 members and $1.7 billion in assets.
Bay City's Crazy Quarters Arcade is hosting the North American Championship Series Pinball Tournament this weekend, featuring top players from the state.
John Glenn High School's boys basketball team emerged victorious against Frankenmuth with a 60-48 win, maintaining their momentum towards their first league title in 11 years amidst other notable high school sports outcomes in the Bay City area.
Kayleigh Gransden's leadership and intangible qualities significantly contribute to the Bay City Western girls basketball team's success.
Free Kids Movie Screening: Lilo & Stitch
The Bay City Noon Optimist Club is hosting a free screening of Lilo & Stitch, with a suggested donation for local charities.
8th Annual Band Roulette Show
The Band Roulette Show features live improvisational performances drawn randomly, showcasing local musical talents while raising funds for music education programs.
Polymer Clay Hearts Workshop with Allise Noble
This workshop teaches participants the basics of sculpting with polymer clay by creating a heart pendant suitable for various uses.
Career Center Open House
Want to help your child shape their future? Join the Bay-Arenac ISD Career Center for their Open House on Thursday, February 13th, from four to seven P.M. and explore programs with hands-on training and speak with local labor organizations about apprenticeship opportunities for high school students.
Free Kids Movie Screening: Zootopia
The Bay City Noon Optimist Club is hosting a free screening of the animated film Zootopia for children at the State Theatre, with optional donations collected for local charities.
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