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The Chamber Board is busy planning for our Annual Pumpkin Festival. This year’s event will be held on Saturday, September 26th from 10 am - 2 pm at Doc Letchfield Park.
Activities include:
Pinny Pastures will have their petting zoo.
Giant pumpkin weigh-in.
Pumpkin Pie eating contest for adults and...
The Pinconning & Linwood Area Chamber of Commerce “Big Summer Raffle” is underway, with a slew of great prizes and more being added to the list!
This week they’ve added FOUR $50 gift cards from Northwoods Wholesale Outlet.
The top prize is a $500 Meat Bundle and a $500 Gift Card from Town...
There is still time to register and join in the fun on Saturday evening, August 8th at Green Hills Golf Course. The Northern Bay County Fund (NBCF) is holding a 2-person 9-hole FUN golf scramble to raise funds for grants and scholarships. It is open to everyone and includes golf w/cart and a pizza...
The Pinconning Area Schools Board held their July meeting, the first of the 2026-27 Fiscal and School Year on Monday evening. Trustee Bonnie Holstine was absent but excused.
Superintendent Andy Kowalczyk updated the Board on the following:
The State Budget was passed last month, with several...
On the State Primary Election Ballot on August 4th, two area municipalities will ask voters to approve new millages.
Residents of Garfield Township will see the following on their ballots:
Fire Operations, Fire Equipment, and Ambulance Facilities Millage Proposal “Shall Garfield Township, Bay...
Recently, there have been postings on Facebook in the “Pinconning Community Connect” and “Bay County Complaints” groups. From these posts, there has been much misinformation about the 3 mills Public Safety proposal that will appear on the August primary ballot. Many of these posts are made or...
July 15, 2026
First Half
Ron Hoder (12)
Darrel Cousineau (12) 34.5
Marc Marter (11)
Michael Vieau (10) 33.5
Pete Janner (6)
Matt Halverson (13) 33.0
Andy Charboneau (9)
Clay Scott (11) 31.0
Jim Duley (0)
Dave Mayer (16) 30.0
Rick Swinson (9)
Len Steingraber (7...
(StatePoint) Fall means school is back in session, football season’s beginning, and your lawn is going to need some extra care to stay healthy through winter.
“With the change in seasons, your lawn care routine is also going to change to include less mowing and more dealing with leaves and debris...