Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of October.
Good morning, Bay City.
The 'Colors for Comfort' event and auction aims to support children dealing with grief and loss by raising funds for The Children's Grief Center in the Great Lakes Bay Region.
Essexville-Hampton Public Schools sees its largest enrollment boost since 2007 with 1,520 students, surpassing projections.
A severe geomagnetic storm could result in the northern lights being visible across Mid-Michigan to California, with clear skies and low moonlight enhancing viewing conditions.
Michigan congressional delegates urge the Pentagon inspector general to expedite the cleanup of PFAS pollution.
Colleen M. Maillette, the current Bay County Commissioner from the Democratic Party, aims to retain her 4th district seat against Republican Larry Beson.
Tiffany Burk provides advice on managing pet obesity to promote healthier lifestyles for pets.
Trumpet players from Bay City Central High School's Marching Band participated in a pre-game performance, contributing to the atmosphere of a narrow 7-6 football victory over Saginaw United.
The John Glenn boys tennis team won the Bay County Championship for the third consecutive year and qualified for the state finals.
Open Mic Night at the Historic Masonic Temple
Experience a vibrant Open Mic event in the beautiful Red Auditorium, encouraging performers of all types to showcase their talents while supporting local artists.
Spooky Pumpkin Slayer 5k Run
Experience a thrilling evening run/walk with a Halloween theme, benefiting the local food pantry and featuring fun awards and refreshments at the finish line.
Beach Glass Christmas Tree Workshop
Experience the joy of crafting your own custom beach glass Christmas tree with provided materials at The Vintage Greenhouse in Bay City.
Bay City Holiday Bazaar
Experience a vibrant marketplace featuring over 150 talented vendors, artists, and crafters showcasing unique handcrafted and homemade treasures.
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