Good morning, Bay City.

Bay Area Community Foundation launched the Career & Technical Scholarship Program that offers up to $2,000 for residents 18 or older enrolled in career training programs completed in less than 12 months.

Applicants must use the foundation portal while it celebrates College Month in October.

DIFS is sharing online safety tips during Cybersecurity Awareness Month to help locals avoid scams.

Residents are advised to use strong passwords + multifactor authentication and verify messages before sharing personal information.

MBS International Airport broke ground on expanding its snow removal equipment facility on Thursday afternoon (the project adds thousands of sqft, three garage bays, a maintenance bay, offices, and break rooms) to keep runways clear and flights on time; completion is expected in just over a year.

Aleda E. Lutz VA Medical Center will reduce its Urgent Care Clinic hours starting Jan.

9 because of low demand. The clinic will operate M-F from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and close on weekends and federal holidays (veterans may use nine regional community care partners).

Local sports writer Lee T shared his high school football picks for Bay City area games after a lively golf driving contest with Central players.

He predicts key matchups including a homecoming game at Engel Stadium & a contest between Bay City Academy and All Saints.