Joshua Frazier, 24, of Port Huron, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a 15-hour standoff with police last February. The incident began when Frazier fired a gun inside a Chestnut Street home, held a 16-year-old relative against their will, and occasionally shot at police while wearing body armor. He later accepted a plea … Read more
The 2025 Girl Scout cookie season is here, allowing locals to enjoy their favorite treats like Thin Mints and Tagalongs. This annual event not only satisfies sweet cravings but also helps Girl Scouts develop entrepreneurial skills. The sale began this month and runs through April. By supporting the Girl Scout Cookie program, buyers contribute to … Read more
McKenzie Health System is kicking off its annual Healthy Living Together series on January 15th with a session titled “Understanding Food Lingo.” From 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. at the McKenzie Dining Room, this event will help locals decode terms like GMO, organic, gluten-free, and probiotic. Led by Registered Dietitian Kris Kreiner, the session aims … Read more
Elizabeth Walton, known as “The Mobile Medium,” is offering her abilities to connect Sarnia residents with the spirit world. Raised in a Catholic household, Liz struggled with her gifts but embraced them after a visit from her late mother. Now, she provides individual and group readings to help people find closure. Liz, active in local … Read more
Michigan’s State Park Madness is heating up as Round 2 kicks off, with 16 parks, including Algonac State Park, advancing in the bracket-style competition inspired by March Madness. Running throughout January, the five-week tournament allows Michiganders to vote weekly for their favorite parks either in person or onsocial media. Round 2 runs through Saturday, with … Read more
126 entrepreneurs from Shiawassee, Lapeer, Tuscola, Huron, Sanilac, and St. Clair Counties applied for the Eastern Michigan Small Business Network’s Cohort program. Selected participants will receive up to $7,000 in support, plus coaching and mentoring to help their businesses grow. The program, which aims to boost local small businesses, is expanding after the success of … Read more
Students from St. Clair County Technical Education Center showcased their skills at the annual local SkillsUSA competition on December 14th. A total of 130 students from various programs, including Automotive, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, and more, competed for top honors. The top three winners in each category earned medals and will advance to the regional competition … Read more
Michigan gas prices jumped 11 cents in the first week of the new year, averaging $3.14 per gallon, according to AAA. Spokeswoman Adrienne Woodland noted prices are “much higher,” but no forecast was given on future trends. Drivers now pay about $47 to fill a 15-gallon tank—$10 less than last year’s peak but 15 cents … Read more
Ethan Morgan, 25, of Port Huron Township, pleaded guilty to reduced charges of attempted possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material. Originally facing eight felonies, a plea deal lowered them to three. Morgan admitted to downloading and sharing explicit videos in a group chat leading to his September arrest. Michigan State Police traced the … Read more
The St. Clair County Disaster Response Fund got a New Year’s boost with a $50,000 donation from the Kusch Family Donor Advised Fund, pushing the fund past $100,000. Started in ’24 with a donation from the James C. Acheson Charitable Foundation, the fund helps in emergencies. Community Foundation board chair Patti Manley expressed gratitude for … Read more