4-H Fair Brings Farming History

St. Clair County’s annual 4-H and Youth Fair wrapped up Saturday at Goodells County Park, drawing families for a week of fun and learning. Visitors enjoyed carnival rides like the Twister and Gravitron, animal shows, auctions, and games focused on agriculture education. Local kids admired goats, roosters, and rabbits raised by 4-H members, while the … Read more

Conservation Stewards Program

The Michigan State University Extension’s Conservation Stewards Program is now signing up adults in St. Clair County for its Fall classes. Starting September 10th, participants will meet Wednesday evenings at various local natural spots to learn about Michigan’s ecosystems and take part in hands-on conservation projects. The eight-week course combines online lessons, fieldwork, and expert … Read more

Toddler Safe After High-Speed Chase

A one-year-old child is safe after a stolen car sparked a high-speed chase from Port Huron to Chesterfield Thursday night. The vehicle was taken with the child asleep in the backseat near Pine Grove and Hancock. Police chased the juvenile suspect on I-94 at speeds over 100 mph. The chase ended in a crash off … Read more

Area Little League Teams Shine

It’s been a big summer for Little League in the Blue Water Area. Cros-Lex softball won the state title in extra innings and heads to regionals in Indiana. St. Clair repeated as state champs and will face Kentucky in Midland beginning July 23rd. Algonac’s 10U team grabbed a third straight district title and traveled to … Read more

“Toss for Inclusion” Cornhole Tournament

Blue Water Developmental Housing in St. Clair is hosting its first-ever “Toss for Inclusion” Cornhole Tournament on Saturday, August 23rd, from noon to 5 PM on River Road. This family-friendly fundraiser will feature music, food, and fun competition, with all proceeds supporting staff education and long-term care for adults with developmental disabilities. Teams of two … Read more

Teen Fleeing Causes Fatal Crash

A 16-year-old Detroit boy faces possible adult charges after a deadly crash in Warren over a week ago. Police tried to stop a stolen car near I-94 and Gratiot, but the teen fled, leading officers on a chase onto I-696 and local roads. The chase ended when he ran a red light and crashed into … Read more

Holland Beach Closed for Swimming

The St. Clair County Health Department issued a swimming advisory for Holland Beach in Port Huron after tests found high levels of E. coli bacteria in the water. This bacteria, often linked to fecal contamination, can cause stomach illness and skin infections. Officials say bacteria levels can rise after storms or strong winds due to … Read more

The Cavalcade Opens for Exclusive Tours

On August 10th, Croswell residents have a rare chance to explore the Cavalcade, a private collection filled with vintage records, old kitchen appliances, typewriters, and more. The Sanilac County Historical Society is hosting guided tours led by owner Kevin Piotrowski, who also runs the popular “Cavalcade of Food” YouTube kitchen studio. Tours last 45 minutes … Read more

Motorcycle Rider Seriously Injured

Early Sunday morning in Marlette Township, a Prescott man suffered serious injuries after his motorcycle hit a deer on Decker Road near Miller Road. The 46-year-old rider lost control when the animal suddenly crossed his path, causing him to be thrown into a roadside ditch. Emergency crews quickly responded, transporting him first to Marlette Regional … Read more

Mandel Tops Detroit River Tournament

Kimball’s Nolan Mandel earned his third Major League Fishing victory in two seasons by winning the Phoenix Bass Fishing League tournament on the Detroit River last Saturday. Mandel’s five-bass catch weighed nearly 23 pounds, earning him $10,900 and the top spot in the Michigan Division standings. He started on Lake St. Clair but switched tactics … Read more