Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 3rd of September.
Good morning, Bay City.
Hospital workers at Henry Ford Genesys struck Monday as about 300 nurses walked out after a contract offer was rejected; growers struggled with wet and dry weather even though USDA forecast record corn while Consumers Energy ended summer peak rates.
H20’s Waterside Grill held its Tuesday dockside market in Bay City—while the Powerball jackpot climbed to $1.3 billion with a drawing set for tomorrow.
Police are investigating the death of Bay City resident Pedro Nunez, 42, found unresponsive on the River Walk path near Breaker Cove on Sept.
1 at 11:19 p.m.—witnesses reported he was riding an e-bike when lifesaving efforts failed.
Luenell will perform at the FIM Capitol Theatre on Friday, Sept.
12th + the event will give local fans a chance to see her live.
Bay City Public Schools approved a three-year contract with the teachers union that gives a 3% raise for the first two years and a 2% raise for the third year—also putting preschool teachers on the K—12 pay scale.
The deal ends required after-school work sessions and lets teachers have more control over their assignments.
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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