Last Friday residents at Regency on the Lake in Bay City enjoyed a lively Pride celebration featuring local performers. The event, now in its third year, included lip-syncing and dancing by entertainers like drag queen Anya Schtick and Ridiculous Rick. Many residents joined in for the first time and praised the show. Activity aide Jessica … Read more
Kids in St. Clair County can now sign up for the annual Summer Nature Series at the Pine River Nature Center in Goodells. Open to ages four through sixth grade, the weekly sessions mix outdoor fun with hands-on learning. Activities include exploring woods, wetlands, and prairies, plus nature games and crafts. Each week brings a … Read more
Sarnia’s 102 First Hussars Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps wrapped up its 122nd Annual Ceremonial Review on Saturday at the Sarnia Armouries. Local leaders, families, and supporters packed the venue to recognize 26 cadets for their dedication this training year. Top honours went to Maddisyn Smith, who took home multiple awards, including the Lord Strathcona … Read more
In St. Clair County, the Community Foundation is transforming local spaces to bring people together. From vibrant plazas in Port Huron and St. Clair to new park projects in rural towns, these efforts are creating lively community hubs. With nearly $300,000 in grants from the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan and others, places like the … Read more
PBS’s “Under the Radar” returned to St. Clair County this month, exploring Port Huron’s Huron Lady II cruise ship and Palm’s Krystal Bar & Grill, plus Marysville’s Junction Buoy. On Harsens Island, local photographer Stacy Williams led hosts Tom Daldin and Jim Edelman on a kayak tour through the St. Clair Flats, highlighting diverse wildlife … Read more
Imperial Oil recently responded to a diesel leak at its dock on Christina Street South in Sarnia. The leak was quickly isolated and stopped, and containment booms were deployed to prevent the fuel from spreading in the St. Clair River. Cleanup crews worked through the night to recover the diesel, and water quality tests downstream … Read more
Over 700 Scouts from across Michigan gathered at the Capitol in Lansing on Thursday, for the annual Scout Day. Scouts toured the Capitol, met lawmakers, and explored interactive exhibits. A 30-foot climbing wall and inflatable archery course were crowd favorites. At 12:30, a statewide delegation presented the Scout Report to the State. Lawmakers, including Senators … Read more
A Flint man is behind bars after a failed armed robbery attempt at Lapeer’s Holiday Inn Express on June 7th. Police say Dequantell Jamerson, 37, jumped the hotel counter with a bag hiding what looked like a gun, demanding cash before fleeing. No money was taken, and no weapon was found. He was arrested near … Read more
St. Clair County Community College will receive $1.25 million from the state to expand career pathways and boost college access for local adults and students. Funded through the MiLEAP Reconnect Grant, the three-year initiative will support job-focused education, student support services, and stronger partnerships with area schools and employers. SC4 has hired Nick Beaudry to … Read more
Port Huron Mayor Anita Ashford is urging a full rewrite of the city’s charter, calling it outdated and unbalanced. She argues it gives the unelected city manager too much power, leaving elected council members with limited authority. Ashford says a revised charter could improve how city leaders work together and solve internal conflicts. Under Michigan … Read more