In Port Huron, the old Central Fire Station, a 65-year community landmark, is being torn down to make way for new possibilities along the Black River. The site was cleared of asbestos and approved for teardown late last year. The demolition, which started May 19th and will wrap up by June 23rd, follows the fire … Read more
On Wednesday, the American Spirit, a huge 1,000-foot cargo ship, drifted close to the U.S. shore while moving upriver on the St. Clair River near the Blue Water Bridge. The strong current in that spot likely pushed the vessel toward the American bank before it corrected its path. This U.S.-flagged ship, part of the American … Read more
Starting Monday, June 9th, the St. Clair County Health Department is moving its main office from 28th Street to a new downtown location at 220 Fort Street in Port Huron. Some services will pause the week before, from June 2nd to June 6, and certain programs may be limited or remote during that time. The … Read more
In Port Huron, two McLaren hospital caregivers were celebrated for their exceptional care. Nurse Amy Magnus received the Daisy Award for her soothing support during a patient’s childbirth, guiding both the mom and nursing students with confidence. CT technologist Theresa Middleton earned the Tulip Award for comforting a nervous patient during a scan, offering kindness … Read more
Port Huron’s Southside Pop-up Market launches June 17th at Knox Field and runs Tuesdays from 4 to 8 p.m. through August 26. Organized by the Southside Neighborhood Improvement Authority, the market highlights local vendors and aims to bring new energy to a part of town long overlooked. It offers residents a chance to shop local, … Read more
Sarnia city council has greenlit studies for a major sports and recreation hub on 27 acres off Michigan Avenue. Backed by local clubs, the project includes domes, trails, courts, and gardens. A public-private partnership has already raised $120,000 and started environmental work. If a key provincial grant comes through by September, the build could cost … Read more
St. Clair County TEC’s National Technical Honor Society chapter has won two top national awards: the Core Four Excellence Award and the Silver Star of Excellence Award. This brings their total to 13 national honors. TEC students led major community efforts—donating 24 vehicles of clothing to Kids in Distress, raising over $8,000 for the Salvation … Read more
A Caro man will spend the rest of his life in prison after being convicted of murdering his one-year-old son. Brian Elswick, 28, was sentenced May 22nd in Tuscola County’s 54th Circuit Court. Authorities say the child died in February after suffering a traumatic brain injury. First responders found the boy unresponsive at a home … Read more
This year, 684 Lambton College students earned over $822,000 in scholarships and bursaries, marking a record year for the college’s Foundation. These awards support students facing financial and personal challenges, boosting their confidence and success. Foundation Manager Krystyna Kahnert says donations show belief in students, helping them stay motivated and complete their studies. Scholarship recipients … Read more
The Sanilac County Museum in Port Sanilac is hosting Jason Hundey’s “Rock n’ Roll History, Part 2” on Saturday, June 7th at 3 PM. This event is part of the ’25 History Lecture Series sponsored by Ron and Ann Erickson. Hundey will explore rock music’s evolution from 1967 to 1994, highlighting key moments like the … Read more