Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of August.
Good morning, Bay City.
United Way of Bay County is hosting its annual Longest Table fundraiser on Sept.
16 in Uptown Bay City. The event will feature food — music and games arranged along a table spanning two blocks — to raise funds for programs that support financial security, youth opportunities, and community resilience.
Heritage High (in Saginaw Township) welcomed students back on Tuesday, Aug.
25, as senior Michaela Hamilton noted the school felt positive and welcoming. The school anticipates big events like homecoming and Spring Fever later this year.
Dr. Howard A. Tanner, a former Michigan DNR director who introduced Pacific salmon into the Great Lakes, died Aug.
16 at 102. His bold experiment addressed invasive species and built a world-class recreational fishery that transformed fishing in Michigan — a legacy that guides conservation today.
McLaren Bay Region opened its new center for orthopedics and rehabilitation in Bangor Township on Aug.
25, marking a milestone in the $53.6 million renovation of the west side Bay County campus (which brings together advanced physical therapy and specialized services).
The Garber Dukes are set to test a balanced ground game tomorrow at Hemlock using a mix of power and speed from multiple backs.
Coach Dave Matthews said a multi-pronged strategy will help the team build momentum after last season’s 3-6 record.
Preview capsules for Saginaw-area high school football teams show top players + coaching insights as teams gear up for openers on Thursday, Aug.
27.
Bay City high schools have posted football capsules and preseason updates online — marking early steps — as teams gear up for the season.
Fans can view previews — shared this week — that highlight game plans and build school spirit.
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