PINCONNING GOODFELLOWS MEMBERS (l-r) Mike Bauer, Payton Ramsay, Derek Bauer, Ben Ramsay, and Paul Pomaville take a break from collecting donations last Saturday. --Courtesy Photo
The Goodfellows organizations in both Pinconning and Linwood held their annual newspaper sale fundraiser last Saturday.
ARENAC CHORALEERS to present their 42nd Annual Holiday Concert under the direction of Pamela Proulx, accompanied by Lorie Szyperski. --Courtesy Photo
The sounds of the season will come alive when the Arenac Choraleers present their 42nd annual holiday concert titled, O Come and Sing of Christmas! on Saturday, December 9th at Standish-Sterling Central High School in Standish.
BRADY LUPKE (#2) takes a breakaway in for 2 points late in the Spartans’ 59-43 victory over Ogemaw Heights in last Thursday’s season opener. --Journal Photo
The Spartan Varsity Boys Basketball Team opened their season last Thursday night, welcoming the Falcons from Ogemaw Heights, before going on the road to Sanford to take on the Meridian Mustangs on Friday.
GENEROUS DONATIONS from PHS National Honor Society, PHS Student Council, St. Michaels, and Saganing Eagles Landing Casino helped fill the Food Pantry shelves for the Holiday Season. --Courtesy Photo
We were so blessed to receive a generous donation of food from the National Honor Society Students along with the Student Council from Pinconning High School. The 1,650 lbs
PINCONNING GOODFELLOWS MEMBERS (l-r) Mike Bauer, Payton Ramsay, Derek Bauer, Ben Ramsay, and Paul Pomaville take a break from collecting donations last Saturday. --Courtesy Photo
ARENAC CHORALEERS to present their 42nd Annual Holiday Concert under the direction of Pamela Proulx, accompanied by Lorie Szyperski. --Courtesy Photo
BRADY LUPKE (#2) takes a breakaway in for 2 points late in the Spartans’ 59-43 victory over Ogemaw Heights in last Thursday’s season opener. --Journal Photo
THE SPARTAN PEP BAND was on hand for last Thursday night’s season-opening Boys Varsity Basketball game. --Journal Photo
GENEROUS DONATIONS from PHS National Honor Society, PHS Student Council, St. Michaels, and Saganing Eagles Landing Casino helped fill the Food Pantry shelves for the Holiday Season. --Courtesy Photo
2023 PINCONNING CROSS COUNTRY TEAM (all l-r) Front Row: Alexandria Kanthe, Ariel Holstine, Taylor Bauer Kinsie Jacques. Back Row: Coach Christy Morand, Trista Smerdon, Tayler Morand, Coach Jason Penberthy. --Courtesy Photo
The Estey Ball League presents Pancakes with Santa on Sunday, December 17th at Bentley Township Hall from 8:00 am - Noon. The event will also include a 50/50 raffle and kids crafts. Bring your camera, Santa will visit from 10:00 am to Noon. All fundraising proceeds will go towards Estey Ball League...
ARENAC CHORALEERS to present their 42nd Annual Holiday Concert under the direction of Pamela Proulx, accompanied by Lorie Szyperski. --Courtesy Photo
The sounds of the season will come alive when the Arenac Choraleers present their 42nd annual holiday concert titled, O Come and Sing of Christmas! on Saturday, December 9th at Standish-Sterling Central High School in Standish. The program begins at 7:00 p.m. Sponsored by the Northeast Michigan...
The Bay County Health Department is holding an Immunization Clinic in Pinconning (415 Arthur St.) on Thursday, December 14th from 1:30 to 3:30 pm. Please call 989-895-4009, option 2 to schedule an appointment in advance. The clinic is open to everyone by appointment only and children must be...
Fall Light Pole Decorating Winner
The Pinconning Chamber of Commerce and the Lee Ramsay Funeral Home would like to recognize Marge Dubay for receiving the Judge’s Choice Award in the 2023 Fall Light Pole Decorating Contest. We appreciate all those who spent time decorating a light pole and beautifying the community for the season!
PINCONNING GOODFELLOWS MEMBERS (l-r) Mike Bauer, Payton Ramsay, Derek Bauer, Ben Ramsay, and Paul Pomaville take a break from collecting donations last Saturday. --Courtesy Photo
The Goodfellows organizations in both Pinconning and Linwood held their annual newspaper sale fundraiser last Saturday. Goodfellows Clubs are independent groups that began to be formed in the early 1900’s with the expressed purpose of helping those in need from financial hardships and disasters...
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe recently announced their Fall 2023 semi-annual 2% slot revenue grants to local schools and units of government. The total payment for the Saganing Area of Arenac and Northern Bay Counties, based on slot machine revenue at the Saganing Casino, totaled $1,046,712.10...
The Pinconning Township Board held a Special Meeting on Monday afternoon with State Representative Mike Hoadley. The meeting was an informal one, with the Board offering potential assistance to Standish Township to possibly reduce the cost of providing water service to the White’s Beach area, which...
The Tipsy Cowboy’s Snow Angels event will be held on Sunday, December 10th, from 2:00 - 6:00 pm at the American Legion Post 239 (557 N. Garfield Rd, Linwood). This is a free holiday shopping event for kids ages 2 - 15 years old. They will shop for their family for Christmas presents and snow angels...
The Bay County Library in Pinconning and the City of Pinconning are proud to announce: Santa in the City and Reindeer at the Library! Calling children of all ages come and meet Santa’s reindeer at the library in Pinconning. They will be flying in from 5:00 - 7:00 pm on December 6th. The City of...
Super Santa Saturday will be on Saturday, December 9th, in the Pinconning Middle School Gym from 1:00 - 3:00 pm. Activities will include a bounce house, reindeer games, cookie decorating, and a free photo with Santa.

Sports

BRADY LUPKE (#2) takes a breakaway in for 2 points late in the Spartans’ 59-43 victory over Ogemaw Heights in last Thursday’s season opener. --Journal Photo
The Spartan Varsity Boys Basketball Team opened their season last Thursday night, welcoming the Falcons from Ogemaw Heights, before going on the road to Sanford to take on the Meridian Mustangs on...

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