Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 26th of August.
Good morning, Bay City.
Bay City man Brayden Milkowski had his e-bike stolen outside Jack’s Fruit and Meat Market—he relies on the bike because he cannot drive—and now must walk or take the bus while Public Safety investigates and a GoFundMe helps fund a replacement.
More than 25 waterspouts were seen over the Great Lakes on Saturday and Sunday and are expected to persist today—boaters and swimmers should move away from their paths for safety.
The Bay City Commission appointed Mark T.
Zanotti as the new 5th Ward commissioner on Aug. 25 after interviewing six candidates—he will serve through December 2026. He brings school board and board review experience and has lived in the ward for 45 years—earning unanimous support with a 5—0 vote.
Health officials urge local parents to update their children's vaccines as measles, mumps, and whooping cough cases rise statewide—Michigan now requires kindergarteners, seventh graders, and new district entrants to be fully vaccinated.
Some families may obtain waivers after being briefed on the risks and benefits, with past data showing about 6.2% of students had waivers.
On Friday, Frankenmuth’s Nick Parker won the individual championship and Heritage claimed the team title at the Bay City Western Night Light Invitational—Midland Dow, Freeland, and Sanford Meridian placed behind with 77, 119, and 144 points respectively.
Knitting Solutions Workshop
10 AM – 12 PM — Alice & Jack Wirt Public Library — Bring your own supplies — Enjoy a community knitting and crochet session with expert assistance.
Colorectal Cancer Screening Event
4-7 p.m. — Bay County Library System — Free kits available — Get screened for colorectal cancer with a private test from McLaren Bay Region healthcare professionals.
Wirt Nonfiction Book Club
2-3 p.m. — Alice & Jack Wirt Public Library — Free entry — Engage in stimulating discussions about various nonfiction works led by knowledgeable hosts.
Makers Market at Uptown Bay City
4-7 p.m. — Live Oak Coffeehouse — Free entry — Explore unique creations from over 70 talented artists in the vibrant atmosphere of Uptown Bay City.
Downtown Bay City Wine Walk
5:30-9:30 p.m. — Downtown Bay City — Cost not specified — Enjoy fine wine, appetizers, and live music at the annual Wine Walk celebration.
Hell's Half Mile Film & Music Festival
Various times — State Theatre — Tickets vary — Celebrate independent films and live music in Bay City's vibrant downtown.
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