Bay Mills gears up for annual pow wow
Festivities slated to begin Friday, June 9 — Members of the Bay Mills Pow Wow Committee have been working diligently to make sure that this year's 15th Annual Honoring our Veterans Pow Wow is better than that of years past. [more]
Thorne nominated for Michigan Broadcasting Hall of Fame
In 1948, at 16 years of age, a young Bay Mills member named Bill Thorne had an epiphany. He knew he was supposed to do something special with his life. He also knew he had to make something of himself. [more]
Bishop Sample pays surprise visit to Blessing of Boats
After a week of cold weather, overcast skies, and rain, the community woke up to a bright day of sunshine on May 20, 2006 - the day scheduled for the first Blessing of the Boats ceremony. [more]
Nunn's Creek set to stock walleye
Nunn's Creek Fisheries Enhancement Facility employees are preparing for their annual walleye stocking, bringing their last few months of labor to fruition. [more]
Memegos joins Boys & Girls Club staff
Jay Memegos was hired on at the Boys & Girls Club of Bay Mills on May 8. Since Memegos said he is used to spending a lot of hours at the club, whether working with the PRIDE Drum and Dance Group, or helping out his wife Kat, settling into his new role is not much of a change for the 33-year-old Chapleau Ojibwe First Nation member. [more]
Boys & Girls Club of Bay Mills 2006 Summer Adventure Camp schedule
For more information contact Brandon Kerfoot at 906- 248-3241, ext. 3155 [more]
Help stop the spread of invasive species
June 3 to 11 is Aquatic Invasive Species Awareness Week in Michigan. [more]
LSSU study sheds light on fish reproduction
A Lake Superior State University study on Atlantic salmon conducted by researchers in the LSSU Aquatic Research Laboratory has shed some light on why the fish are not reproducing naturally in the Great Lakes. [more]
His first bird
Thirteen year-old Lynn Carrick shot his first turkey on Sunday, May 26 in Farwell, Mich. [more]
  
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