Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of January.
Good morning, Bay City.
The U.S. Coast Guard and Bay County fire departments conducted ice safety training in anticipation of ice rescues, emphasizing there is no such thing as 'safe ice' and promoting key safety measures.
Kristen McDonald Rivet's election to U.S. Congress prompts Michigan business chambers to request a special election to fill her vacant 35th District State Senate seat.
Brady Neitzel has been appointed as the new varsity head coach for Bay City Central's baseball team, aiming to inspire positive change.
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.
Grand Horizons Performance
Grand Horizons is a performing arts event taking place at the Bay City Players in Bay City, featuring a variety of ticket options with real-time availability.
Breathe Hope Again: A Benefit Concert for Scott McMath
This benefit concert features local musicians to support Scott McMath during his recovery from a double lung transplant surgery.
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