Blue Water Indivisible hosted a Flag Day celebration Saturday at Pine Grove Park in Port Huron, drawing about 400 people. Though tied to the national “No Kings” movement, the event steered clear of protest, focusing instead on community and patriotism. Attendees enjoyed music, kids’ games, a food truck, and an open mic for sharing personal … Read more
Live theater lights up downtown St. Clair as 9 to 5: The Musical takes over the Boardwalk Stage from June 28th through August 3rd. Presented by ThumbCoast Theaters, this lively, feel-good show follows three women tackling workplace injustice with sass, heart, and Dolly Parton’s unforgettable hits. The Boardwalk Theater offers a scenic waterfront backdrop and … Read more
The Sanilac County Sheriff’s Office warns local residents about a new scam targeting drivers. Scammers are pretending to be from the “Michigan DMV,” but Michigan doesn’t have a DMV—driver services are handled by the Secretary of State. These scammers call or text, claiming urgent issues with your license or registration, asking for personal information or … Read more
About 10,000 people attended this year’s Art on the River festival in downtown Port Huron last weekend. The event featured local artists, live music including headliner Bobby Murray, and family activities along the St. Clair River. Organizers from Citizens for a Vibrant Community praised strong turnout and great vendor feedback. New this year, the festival … Read more
Veronica Campbell, executive director of Port Huron Museums since ’18, will resign this July. She led major renovations of local landmarks like Fort Gratiot Hospital and the Pilot House, adding digital exhibits and improving visitor experiences. Campbell also secured a trolley to connect museum sites. She is leaving to become executive director of the USS … Read more
The Legacy Paper Group is reopening Paper Machine #8 at its Port Huron plant, restoring 30,000 tons of specialty paper production annually after a four-year pause. This move responds to growing local and regional demand for lightweight, eco-friendly food packaging materials used by restaurants and medical suppliers. The plant, with roots dating back to 1888, … Read more
David Walter Talisman II, 37 from Minden City, was convicted on seven felony charges including first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking. The charges stem from two incidents in July 2024. First, Talisman broke into a home in Austin Township, assaulted the homeowner, and confronted his ex-girlfriend, who had a protective order against him. After fleeing, … Read more
Starting Monday, free breakfast and lunch will be available for all kids 18 and under across St. Clair County through the Meet Up and Eat Up summer food program. No registration or ID is needed—just show up during the scheduled times. Meal sites include Capac Elementary, Belle River Elementary in East China, Marysville High School, … Read more
A Carsonville woman suffered minor injuries after crashing her Jeep late Saturday night in Elmer Township. Around 11:20 p.m., her SUV ran a stop sign at Shepherd and Marlette roads, hit a sign, landed in a ditch, and finally stopped 200 yards into a field. Sanilac deputies and Marlette emergency crews responded. She was treated … Read more
Tuscola County Deputy Thomas Peterson is back on duty after surviving a serious crash on M-24 near Blackmore Road in Fremont Township. In February, he was hit by a drunk driver while helping at a roadside scene, suffering broken bones and other injuries. The driver pleaded no contest to two felonies. Peterson’s return is being … Read more