More than just a market, Trombley’s Country Market continues to serve as a community hub Read Article

Trombley's Country Market in Emmett Township.
Photo: Trombley's Country Market in Emmett Township. Courtesy.

McLaren Physicians choose to live in and serve the Port Huron community Read Article

Liz Fredendall

War Water Brewery is expanding its brand in St. Clair with the opening of a large event space Read Article

War Water Brewery in St. Clair opened a new event space with capacity for up to 500 guests in fall 2024.
Photo: War Water Brewery in St. Clair opened a new event space with capacity for up to 500 guests in fall 2024. Courtesy of War Water Brewery.

St. Clair County Quilt Trail stitching community together one block at a time Read Article

The Care Bag Movement ran by Algonac High School students.
Photo: The Care Bag Movement ran by Algonac High School students. Courtesy of St. Clair County Quilt Trail.

These Port Huron bakers provide homemade, healthy foods to the community Read Article

Cinnamon Rolls from Hancock Harvest.
Photo: Cinnamon Rolls from Hancock Harvest. Courtesy of Jessica Csiki.

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Feature Story Sarah Jones with a to-go meal from Mid City Nutrition Second Wave - MichiganHealthy Communities

Nourishing souls in Port HuronQ&A with Sarah Jones: Nonprofit Journal Project

Melinda ClynesFriday, December 16, 2022
Meet Sarah Jones, Mid City Nutrition’s executive director, and read why she’s excited about her new role providing meals to underserved community members who appreciate a warm lunch from friendly folks who know them by name.  
Development News Cinnamon Roll White Russian Community Development

Local businesses bring holiday cheer and festive flavors

Andrea HarringtonThursday, December 8, 2022
From gingerbread to eggnog, businesses across the region are rolling out popular wintertime flavors, helping you ring in the season.
Feature Story Mike Wendling (middle) poses for a photo with his sons Sean (left), Matt (right), and daughter Riley. Entrepreneurship

Family-run Centennial Pines Tree Farm has deep roots in Goodells community

Liz FredendallWednesday, November 30, 2022
Centennial Pines Tree Farm in Goodells has been providing quality Christmas trees and spreading seasonal joy for more than half of a century, but the property and family behind it go back even further.
Feature Story Maggie Goudie, owner of Maggie's Mexican Food, with photos of her mother, grandmother, and other sentimental items. Entrepreneurship

From Mexico with love: The secret ingredient to Maggie’s Mexican Food

Harold PowellWednesday, November 30, 2022
Maggie’s Mexican Food, a new restaurant in Fort Gratiot, is bringing authentic Mexican cuisine to the area and fulfilling a lifelong dream for local resident Maggie Goudie.
Feature Story Fort Gratiot Pond Disc Golf Course Community Development

New disc golf course in Fort Gratiot creates opportunity for all-season recreation

Danielle PatrickWednesday, November 30, 2022
Disc golfers in the area can now enjoy the sport close to home thanks to the construction of a nine-hole disc golf course at Fort Gratiot Pond/Nature Preserve completed this fall.
Feature Story Kimberly "Kim" Brown is the Senior Pastor of Zion Cathedral of Praise International Ministries, Inc. Community Development

Rising from the ashes, local pastor looks to rebuild after tragedy

Harold PowellWednesday, November 30, 2022
Nearly five months after a fire destroyed Zion Cathedral of Praise International Ministries, Inc. in Port Huron, Senior Pastor Kimberly Brown says they are looking to rebuild and come back stronger than ever.
Feature Story The Cadillac House Inn & Tavern, which dates back to 1860, is one of the most prominent landmarks in the Village of Lexington which is known for its historic, small-town charm. Community Development

A Master PlanVillage of Lexington looks to attract year-long residents with historic, coastal-town charm

Sarah SpohnWednesday, November 30, 2022
In the 2020 Master Plan, the Village of Lexington looks to capitalize on what makes the region unique, while also taking into consideration the future of the community with plans to create more housing, increase walkability, and much more.
Feature Story The Wrigley Center and lofts are located at 318 Grand River Ave. in downtown Port Huron. Economic Development

Wrigley Center brings more housing and entertainment opportunities in downtown Port Huron

Harold PowellWednesday, November 30, 2022
“They’re beautiful two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments with a prime location in the heart of downtown, so not only will tenants be close to what’s going on at the Wrigley Center, but to all of the other attractions and stores located downtown as well,” says Korissa Kramer, Partner/Associate Broker for Kramer Commercial Realty.
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Merrytime Christmas brings holiday festivities to downtown Marine City

Andrea HarringtonWednesday, November 30, 2022
This Saturday, Dec. 3, downtown Marine City will be host to its 6th annual Merrytime Christmas. Downtown businesses are looking forward to the community-wide celebration which draws hundreds of visitors each year.
Feature Story Youth program participants work with Friends of the St. Clair River. Community Development

Michigan Works! programs offers employment support and career exploration for young job seekers

Sarah SpohnWednesday, November 30, 2022
For first-time workers, looking for employment can prove to be a difficult task, but Michigan Works! offers several programs helping youth in foster care and young professionals discover new careers and obtain job training.
Development News The new StoryWalk at Marysville City Park was unveiled on Oct. 21, 2022 and will feature new stories each month for young readers to explore. Kids and Education

StoryWalk comes to Marysville creating new opportunities for reading and recreation

Andrea HarringtonTuesday, November 29, 2022
Supporting efforts to increase childhood literacy, a StoryWalk was recently installed at Marysville City Park offering a fun and interactive way for children and families to experience reading and recreation.
Partner Content “The McLaren Port Huron Foundation’s focus this holiday season is about giving back,” says Sara Tait, Director of the McLaren Port Huron Foundation. Pictured here is a snippet of last year’s display. Community Development

‘It’s about giving back’: The 34th annual Festival of Trees returns to Port Huron

MJ GalbraithFriday, November 18, 2022
“The McLaren Port Huron Foundation’s focus this holiday season is about giving back; to the community through the free family holiday movie matinee, our employees by offering all decorated trees to them in a free drawing, and to our yearly donor club members by celebrating their commitment at a donor appreciation event,” says Sara Tait, Director of the McLaren Port Huron Foundation.
Feature Story Dennis Delor, Director of St. Clair County Parks and Recreation Commission. Community Development

St. Clair County Parks and Recreation Commission welcomes new Director, Dennis Delor

Danielle PatrickFriday, November 11, 2022
“I’m big about opportunities for everybody in the community,” Delor says. “People have different outdoor activities that they like, so once we know what those interests are, we can develop our parks around what our constituents and users want, creating a more diverse park.”
Development News Churrasco is one of the menu items at Doña Marina’s, a new eatery in downtown Port Huron. Entrepreneurship

Central American cuisine makes waves in the Blue Water Area

Harold PowellMonday, October 31, 2022
“My inspiration was, and has always been, my grandmother and loving the food she cooked,” says Heather Fagan, owner of Doña Marina’s which recently opened in Port Huron.
Feature Story Teagan Georgia poses for a photo beside her mural in downtown St. Clair. Sustainability

St. Clair County youth contribute to environmental art initiative about stormwater pollutionMeet the artists: Teagan Georgia and Grace Lucille Mason

Liz FredendallMonday, October 31, 2022
Teagan Georgia and Grace Lucille Mason are two of several youth artists whose artwork through an initiative led by Friends of the St. Clair River is helping to increase awareness of stormwater pollution in our waterways.
Feature Story Workers at McCallum's Orchard & Cider Mill pose for a photo outside the storefront. Entrepreneurship

McCallum’s Orchard & Cider Mill celebrates 90 years serving Michigan’s Thumb Coast

Liz FredendallFriday, October 28, 2022
McCallum’s Orchard & Cider Mill in Jeddo offers more than the traditional cider and donuts, continuing a nearly century-long legacy of providing seasonal fun in the Blue Water Area.
Feature Story Cassie Harms, 25, is the owner of Cassie Harms Designs in St. Clair, Michigan. Entrepreneurship

Quilting success leads young professional and St. Clair business owner to international recognition

Harold PowellFriday, October 28, 2022
St. Clair businesswoman Cassie Harms turned away from a career in accounting to pursue her passion for designing and creating quilts. Today, her work has received international recognition.
Feature Story Penny Roskey and Remi, the inspiration behind Roskey's children's book "The Reminator 2 and B-Yond." Kids and Education

Local children’s book author finds inspiration close to home

Harold PowellFriday, October 28, 2022
“At school I spent most of my time reading and I’ve always loved children's books, so when Remi came along it really inspired me,” says Penny Roskey, author of “The Reminator 2 And B-Yond.”
Development News Halloween in the 'Nac, 2019. Community Development

Spooky season bring eerie fun to the Blue Water Area

Andrea HarringtonThursday, October 20, 2022
The Blue Water Area is host to plenty of events this year offering spooky fun for everyone this Halloween.
Feature Story (From left) Maggie Toole, Thelma Castillo, and Heather Fagan participated at the inaugural Hispanic American Heritage Celebration held by St. Clair County Community College. Diversity

Local speakers share culture and experience at first-ever Hispanic American Heritage Celebration

Harold PowellThursday, October 20, 2022
“The way to get rid of discrimination and ignorance is through education and sharing our experiences with others who may not be aware of certain aspects of our culture,” says Thelma Castillo, Hispanic American Heritage Celebration moderator.
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