New CEO’s heart for healthcare promises to move company forward
St .Clair resident excited to lead Visiting Nurse Association and Blue Water Hospice into the future.
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Kate’s Downtown brings back quick-serve lunch options
No time to sit down for lunch? Kate's Downtown has brought back a grab and go lunch option to make lunch hour quick and easy.
Second year of Startup School looks to build on the success of the first
Startup School -- a daylong crash course in everything entrepreneur -- is back for its second year and ready to help budding business owners prepare for their future.
New museum director ready to shine beacon of light on Port Huron’s hidden gems
Port Huron native Margaret Aiken ready to bring city's history alive at local museum sites.
Escape room expands in downtown Port Huron with scavenger hunts, private party rooms, and more
Looking for more ways to escape? Port Huron's only escape room is growing into a bigger space.
IMG seeks storytellers with a passion for Michigan
Have a passion for storytelling and Michigan? Let's talk!
Artists give life to dramatic sculptures during Blue Water Sand Fest
Artists from across the U.S. and Canada will take inspiration from the breathtaking views of the Blue Water region to create stunning sand sculptures during the annual Sand Fest.
Downtown Marine City home decor store celebrates grand re-opening following devastating fire
A January fire marked a bridge in the road for Donna Tebeau. Should she retire, or should she rebuild her beloved Marine City business? The smoke cleared quickly and just a few months later, a new shop sits on Water Street.
New Port Huron tavern to host the trending sport of axe throwing
Looking for something new? Checkout the trendy axe-throwing bar planning mid-summer opening in Port Huron.
Arts community eager to push creativity, culture to next level
With collaboration and strong support, the Port Huron region could give a big boost to its arts community.
Kate’s Downtown brings back quick-serve lunch options
No time to sit down for lunch? Kate's Downtown has brought back a grab and go lunch option to make lunch hour quick and easy.
Second year of Startup School looks to build on the success of the first
Startup School -- a daylong crash course in everything entrepreneur -- is back for its second year and ready to help budding business owners prepare for their future.
New museum director ready to shine beacon of light on Port Huron’s hidden gems
Port Huron native Margaret Aiken ready to bring city's history alive at local museum sites.
Escape room expands in downtown Port Huron with scavenger hunts, private party rooms, and more
Looking for more ways to escape? Port Huron's only escape room is growing into a bigger space.
IMG seeks storytellers with a passion for Michigan
Have a passion for storytelling and Michigan? Let's talk!
Artists give life to dramatic sculptures during Blue Water Sand Fest
Artists from across the U.S. and Canada will take inspiration from the breathtaking views of the Blue Water region to create stunning sand sculptures during the annual Sand Fest.
Downtown Marine City home decor store celebrates grand re-opening following devastating fire
A January fire marked a bridge in the road for Donna Tebeau. Should she retire, or should she rebuild her beloved Marine City business? The smoke cleared quickly and just a few months later, a new shop sits on Water Street.
New Port Huron tavern to host the trending sport of axe throwing
Looking for something new? Checkout the trendy axe-throwing bar planning mid-summer opening in Port Huron.
Arts community eager to push creativity, culture to next level
With collaboration and strong support, the Port Huron region could give a big boost to its arts community.
