SmartZone

In Port Huron, local businesses are flourishing due to SmartZone, a statewide initiative providing essential marketing and financial assistance. This program has strengthened connections with the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Park, contributing to the region’s economic growth. At the same time, St. Clair County Community Mental Health is tackling mental health stigma, encouraging a more understanding … Read more

Blue Water Area Calendar

On Sunday, October 13th, Citizens for a Vibrant Community will host an open house at Andy’s Wine Bar in Port Huron to unveil the ’25 Blue Water Area Calendar. From 2 to 5 p.m., attendees can enjoy the festivities and purchase the new calendar, with one complimentary copy for photographers and advertisers. Proceeds from calendar … Read more

Port Huron Child Porn Arrest

A 25-year-old man from Port Huron, Ethan Jacob Morgan, was arrested by Michigan State Police after being accused of accessing child pornography online. Police obtained a search warrant for Morgan’s digital devices, leading to charges against him for eight felonies. These include serious offenses related to the distribution and possession of child sexual abuse material, … Read more

Lamere Fund Supports Students

The new school year at SC4 looks promising for ten students from Marine City High School, thanks to the Alexander & Celestine Lamere Fund. This fund, established by the late couple in ’09, has now provided support to 21 students, ensuring they can pursue their education without financial stress. For the upcoming school year, new … Read more

Imlay City Community Schools

Imlay City Community Schools went into a modified secure mode on Friday morning after a threat was made against two high school students. Superintendent Dr. Stu Cameron informed families of the situation via social media at 10:40 a.m., noting that the threat came from a non-student and wasn’t directed at the entire school. Students were … Read more

HOPStoberfest

HOPStoberfest is returning to the historic Carnegie for its fifth year, promising a lively evening of craft beer tasting, live music, and games—all in support of a great cause. Attendees can enjoy samples from six Michigan breweries, including ciders and seltzers, along with food from a local food truck. General admission is $40, which includes … Read more

Home Raided

The St. Clair County Drug Task Force, along with K9 units and the Special Response Team, raided a home on Vincent Road in Clyde Township last week. They arrested a 20-year-old man and uncovered a significant stash of illegal items, including nearly 500 grams of psilocybin mushrooms, a large quantity of MDMA, an AR-15, a … Read more

Seasonal Vaccinations

The St. Clair County Health Department has begun offering seasonal vaccinations for the flu, COVID-19, and RSV, aiming to protect residents during the fall and winter months. Available vaccines include options for different age groups, such as flu vaccines for those as young as six months and RSV vaccines for infants and older adults with … Read more

Dunn Paper Site Demolition

Port Huron officials are reviewing demolition plans for 10 buildings on the former Dunn Paper factory site, submitted by Crown Enterprises. The Warren-based company bought the Riverview Street property for $1.2 million in December ’23. The demolition includes residential properties on Wright Street, but the factory’s foundation and some structures will remain. City officials await … Read more

Wolverine Invitational

SC4 is hosting the Wolverine Invitational, a major wheelchair basketball tournament, in partnership with the University of Michigan from Oct. 4-6. Twelve teams from across the U.S. and Canada, including top schools like Arizona and Wisconsin Whitewater, will compete. The event is free, open to the public, and features athletes from the recent Paralympics. The … Read more