In Port Huron’s Lakeside Cemetery, nearly 400 people rest in an unmarked paupers’ section, long forgotten by the community. Local resident Erik Wurmlinger is working to change that by researching burial records and connecting with city officials to raise funds for a memorial sign and bench. The city has already cleaned up the area and … Read more
McKenzie Health System is expanding access to care in Sandusky by extending hours at its After-Hours Clinic and adding Family Nurse Practitioner Trisha Ameel to the team. Starting June 30, the clinic on Delaware Street will open weekdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and weekends from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome. … Read more
Port Sanilac welcomes world-class guitarist Mert Sela for a candlelight concert Friday, July 11th, from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Sanilac County Historic Village & Museum. Sela, a St. Clair resident, blends Turkish classical and flamenco styles in a powerful, emotional performance. For just $10, guests can enjoy this magical evening surrounded by historic … Read more
Port Huron Museums will host its signature summer fundraiser, “Sails at Sunrise,” aboard the historic Huron Lightship on July 12th. Set against the backdrop of the Bayview to Mackinac Boat Race, guests will enjoy front-row views as sailboats head north from the mouth of the St. Clair River. The morning includes a catered breakfast buffet, … Read more
A Port Huron burger joint tucked inside a party store has just claimed Detroit’s top burger title. Zip Sauce Burger wowed judges at Eastern Market’s annual Burger Battle, beating out 10 competitors. Their signature burger, grilled with onions and slathered in a famous metro Detroit steak sauce, brought home the $1,000 prize and trophy. Nearly … Read more
Port Sanilac’s historic lighthouse will open for limited public tours every Friday from July 4th through August 29th. For $10, guests can climb the tower, enjoy lake views, and explore the nearby Loop-Harrison Mansion. Proceeds support the Port Sanilac Lighthouse Conservancy and the Sanilac County Historical Society. Built in 1886, the lighthouse normally stays closed, … Read more
After nearly two years of waiting, McKenzie Health System in Sandusky received federal approval to move forward with building a brand-new hospital. The USDA’s loan clears the way for the next steps, including bond approvals and final planning. Groundbreaking is expected late this year, with construction wrapping up by the end of next year. The … Read more
A Tuscola County man is behind bars after a Michigan State Police investigation led to 30 felony charges tied to child exploitation. Authorities say 24-year-old James Arthur Goudie was arrested Thursday after investigators seized digital evidence showing he was sharing abusive material online. Charges include aggravated possession and distribution of child sexually abusive content, along … Read more
Fort Gratiot’s Blue Water Cruise Weekend brought classic cars, food, and family fun to town. The event kicked off Friday evening with Cruise Night, where locals visited 15 businesses for food specials and music. Saturday featured the Keith Peterson Memorial Car Show at Birchwood Mall, showcasing up to 70 classic cars and awarding prizes. Live … Read more
Sarnia is set to celebrate Canada Day in style on Tuesday with all-day fun split between Canatara and Centennial Parks. A festive parade kicks things off at 11:30 a.m., followed by family-friendly activities, food, and live music in Canatara Park. Evening entertainment moves to Centennial Park, featuring stunt dogs, local bands, food trucks, and fireworks … Read more