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THE NORTHERN BAY COUNTY FUND recently awarded a $5000 grant to the Pinconning Area School District to assist in constructing a soccer field on the campus of Pinconning High School. Athletic Director Duane VanDrese said, “Although initial plans to have to field ready for this year’s seasons have...
We would like to thank everyone for their patience and compliance as we navigate our new donation processes and protocols. For those of you with donation items piling up, we have good news for you! On July 11 we will be accepting clothing items, and on July 25 we will be accepting both personal...
The next regular meetings of the Arenac VFW Post #3724 and Auxiliary will be held on Tuesday, July 21st, starting at 6:30 p.m. Please attend as there will be planning discussed for the next few month’s activities.
The next Sunday Breakfast of the Post will be held on Sunday, July 12th. Some...
The Bay County Health Department has released Emergency Order 2020-3 continuing the required monitoring of symptoms for certain essential infrastructure workers in Bay County and providing guidance for quarantine after interstate travel to high risk areas within the United States due to significant...
The pandemic unleashed a staggering one-two punch on the economy – double-digit unemployment and drastically reduced revenues for many businesses. As states reopen with varying restrictions, what the future holds in the next six to 12 months is anybody’s guess.
But while the economic downturn will...
The Pinconning City Council held their scheduled June meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was held on the Zoom platform, and the technical difficulties at City Hall, continued. City Manager Bob Moffit attempted to join the meeting by telephone but was unsuccessful, so he again shared a...
City Hall to Reopen to the Public
City Manager Bob Moffit tells the Journal that Pinconning City Hall is expected to reopen to the public on Monday, July 6th. Residents are asked to continue to minimize contact with City staff by making payments by mail, using the drop-box outside City Hall, and...
Michiganders who plan on celebrating Independence Day by setting off fireworks need to be aware of the dangers and risks involved, especially when dealing with powerful, consumer-grade devices such as firecrackers, bottle rockets and Roman candles in order to avoid tragedy.
“The Independence Day...