In Port Huron Township, over 50 residents crowded the boardroom on Monday to hear about toxic PFAS chemicals, known as “forever chemicals,” found in Thompson Pond. High levels in fish triggered a “Do Not Eat” advisory from the Michigan health department. Testing continues to check if these chemicals, linked to health risks, have contaminated local … Read more
On August 13th, Blue Water Community Action will host a Back to School Event at McMorran Place Arena in Port Huron. Families can grab resources to get kids ready for school. Every child gets a free backpack loaded with supplies like pencils and notebooks. Organizers require children to be present at the event and families … Read more
Port Huron Township has a new leader to boost its downtown. On Monday, the township board unanimously picked Randy Fernandez as the Downtown Development Authority director. Fernandez, who just retired as Marysville’s city manager, is already sharing fresh ideas to revitalize the area. Despite some initial concerns about his role with the St. Clair County … Read more
In Port Huron, a teenager faces serious charges after stealing a car with a 1-year-old child inside. The incident happened near Hancock Street and Pine Grove Avenue on July 17th around 9 p.m. The teen sped off, leading Marysville police on a high-speed chase reaching nearly 100 miles per hour. The chase ended when the … Read more
In Port Huron, the trial of Sayon Florence and Dazman Drake, charged with murdering Vincent Buckles in his Vanness Street home on January 28th, has been pushed back from August 5th to October 7th. Both sides agreed to the delay, and a hearing on July 28 will decide if the two will be tried separately, … Read more
Families across Sarnia-Lambton are getting a boost this summer with fresh produce, healthy snacks, and school supplies, thanks to The Inn of the Good Shepherd. The Mobile Market makes 18 weekly stops offering free vegetables, while the Snack Pack Program feeds kids through summer break. Before school starts, more than 1,200 backpacks filled with essential … Read more
In Kimball Township, 33-year-old Kyle Cornette was arrested after Michigan State Police discovered he was sharing illegal child images online. Following a tip in May, the Computer Crimes Unit investigated, leading to a search of Cornette’s home where officers found illicit videos and photos on his devices. He faces four felony charges, including aggravated distribution … Read more
On Friday, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Deckerville residents can enjoy a fun-filled Community Cookout hosted by Aspire Rural Health System. The event features open houses at Deckerville Community Hospital and the Medical Office Building. Locals can meet doctors, tour a renovated clinic, explore an ambulance, and grab free hot dogs or lemonade. Visiting … Read more
In Port Huron, women’s fastpitch softball is back after a 20-year absence, thanks to Micah Wallace-Seals. He launched a new league with three teams—Lady Rebels, Turn Two Tequila, and Blue Water Assassins—playing Tuesday night doubleheaders at Memorial Park and Pine Grove Park. Local players like Sarah Hall and Gabby Lamere, who grew up playing fastpitch, … Read more
At last week’s Sanilac County meeting, commissioners approved a major housing redevelopment plan in Brown City, despite one commissioner’s objection. The project by Maple Valley Estates LLC will transform nearly 13 acres on Maple Valley Road into 70 new homes, half for sale and half for rent, including 11 income-restricted units. Construction is set to … Read more