In Port Huron, no charges will be filed in the death of 26-year-old Joshua Conant, who died outside the Roche Bar last November. The Michigan Attorney General’s office determined there wasn’t enough evidence to prove a crime occurred, despite Conant’s death being ruled a homicide. His family is devastated by the decision and plans to … Read more
On Monday, Port Huron Police were alerted by the Coast Guard about three men crossing the St. Clair River from Canada on a raft. After abandoning the raft near the Black River, the men were spotted running on Michigan Street with duffel bags. Police detained them and handed them over to U.S. Border Patrol for … Read more
James Freed and the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) have settled their legal dispute. The settlement terms are confidential. ICMA affirmed that its investigation did not find Freed dishonest or lacking integrity, nor did it show any violation of law regarding vaccine mandates. Freed expressed gratitude for ICMA’s leadership in clarifying its findings, emphasizing the … Read more
On October 5th, Western’s Tree Farm in Port Sanilac will host a Wild West-themed dinner. Attendees can enjoy gourmet BBQ from Joanna at Outback Meat Processing and Crossroads Junction Restaurant, while wearing their best cowboy attire. The evening promises horse-drawn hay rides, bonfires, and s’mores. With 250 expected guests, there will be exciting raffle prizes, … Read more
In St. Clair, the Women’s League, founded 51 years ago, continues to support local charities and community projects. Led by President Cindi Trombly-Martin, the League raises $30,000 to $40,000 annually through events like home tours and benefit dinners. Their efforts fund scholarships, support veterans, and aid various local organizations. This year’s dinner is set for … Read more
This week, the St. Clair County Road Commission will begin several important road projects, weather permitting. In Casco Township, expect lane closures on County Line Road for shoulder work. Wadhams Road in China Township will be closed for reconstruction. Clay Township’s Bluebill Road Bridge will be limited to one lane until October 4 due to … Read more
A 19-year-old man from Imlay City drowned while swimming in a pond at Hewitt’s Pit in the Port Huron State Game Area on Saturday evening. Around 6 p.m., police received calls about a drowning incident. The young man and his friends were crossing the pond when he started struggling and went under. Despite their attempts … Read more
Lambton County is set to extend its freeze on new grants for community groups into next year due to budget challenges. This freeze, which began in ’21, will remain in place if a recent county council motion is approved next month. Local organizations, such as hospitals and Lambton College, previously had the chance to apply … Read more
Dan Plain, a 34-year-old from Sarnia, is back in court after a series of legal troubles. Recently, Plain, who has struggled with drug addiction, received a two-month sentence for assault. His lawyer, Terry Brandon, believes Plain is ready for a fresh start. Judge Deborah Austin hopes Plain will use this opportunity to turn his life … Read more
Port Huron’s Lighthouse and Lakeside Beaches saw a major boost in revenue this summer, bringing in over $367 thousand, up 24% from last year. This increase is largely due to a hike in parking pass prices at Lakeside Beach, which now costs $30 for out-of-county visitors. The city plans to use the funds for park … Read more