An 18-year-old Iranian man was arrested after illegally crossing into the U.S. from Canada via the St. Clair River in East China Township. Border Patrol agents in Marysville received a tip about a man carrying a paddleboard and quickly located him. The man, a legal resident of Canada, was processed and sent back to Canada. … Read more
Blue Water Community Action in Port Huron is rallying support for local students through The Big Give on May 14th. This 24-hour online fundraiser, hosted by the Community Foundation of St. Clair County, helps nonprofits like BWCA. Donations made directly to BWCA by May 12th will be combined for a stronger impact, increasing their chances … Read more
Sarnia’s downtown and Mitton Village will come alive August 16–17 for ARTPATH, a new self-guided art festival. Locals can explore ten creative “pods” on foot or by bike, with live art, performances, artisan markets, and hands-on fun. Inspired by Artwalk, this fresh take spreads creativity across key spots like the Suncor Agora, George Street, and … Read more
Last Saturday, the Port Huron Police Department hosted its annual Special Needs and Autism Acceptance Day. Despite rainy weather, local families came together to meet first responders and explore emergency vehicles in a relaxed setting. The event focused on building trust, ensuring that if help is ever needed, fear won’t stand in the way. Community … Read more
Jasmine McNary, an agriscience educator in Sanilac County, has been named the recipient of this year’s Young Agriculture Employee Award. This prestigious honor recognizes Michigan farmers under 35 for their contributions to farming, leadership, and community involvement. McNary oversees a diverse livestock program at the local high school, including sheep, cattle, and chickens, while boosting … Read more
Climate Action Sarnia-Lambton hosted a free Earth Day event at the Sarnia Library on Tuesday evening. Families and homeowners explored interactive exhibits, participated in kids’ activities, and learned from local environmental groups. Engineers John Ward and Ed Brost presented on heat pumps and electric vehicles, focusing on how they benefit homeowners. The event offered a … Read more
Senator Elissa Slotkin visited Port Huron this week as part of her tour of Michigan’s border areas. She focused on the economic and security challenges faced by communities near international crossings. Slotkin met with local leaders to discuss the impact of tariffs and trade issues on Port Huron’s economy, especially at the Blue Water Bridge. … Read more
Starting May 5th, MDOT will invest $375,000 in upgrading M-46 and M-25 in Port Sanilac. The improvements include micro-surfacing, crack filling, and fresh pavement markings. Two-way traffic will be maintained with single-lane closures until work wraps up by May 22nd. Governor Gretchen Whitmer emphasized the state’s focus on improving roads to boost the economy and … Read more
Port Huron has placed an American flag retirement bin in the Municipal Office Center, located at 100 McMorran Blvd. Residents can now drop off flags that are no longer suitable for display. City Manager James Freed highlighted the community’s respect for the flag, especially with over 1,400 local veterans. The bin, created by Breacher Rustics … Read more
Port Sanilac’s Historic Village & Museum is bringing back its Open Mic Music Series, kicking off May 24th with events also set for June 14th, July 12th, August 9th, and September 20th. Music starts at 4 p.m., with performer sign-ups at 3:30 p.m. Expect free concerts, bourbon tastings, history lectures, and even the Croswell-Lexington Band. … Read more