Days of play: Abundant recreation options keep Port Huron families on the move
"They have made recreation a priority and that really contributes to the growth and quality of life in the city." -Port Huron Parks and Rec Director Nancy Winzer
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Innovative entrepreneur launching new ideas to push Algonac forward
Steve Bartolomucci would like to launch a co-op training program for skilled trades students to learn CAD, CNC, and tool-die from leaders in those industries. "It could be huge, and right now, I could give 20 kids jobs if they just had the right training."
Giant gains: Port Huron becoming strong destination for young grads, talent
"I really like the small town feel here but also feel like I have a stake in the community, to see the growth but also be a part of it, And the summers are beautiful here with the lake just a couple blocks from my house and I can ride my bike downtown and see and talk to people I know." -Matthew Gregor
Harrington Inn relaunch embraces history while mixing in modern features
"The Harrington is a special gem in this area with all its history and being from the turn of the 19th century it is good to see it being celebrated and given life." Veronica Campbell, Port Huron Museum interim director
Marysville: A hidden jewel along the St. Clair River
"We don't need to make a comeback, things are going good here, we have low crime, our services are outstanding and our schools rank in the top 10 in the state of Michigan."-Randy Fernandez
Find the perfect treasure for anyone at vintage inspired marketplace
Kelly Lozano's marketplace in downtown Port Huron has grown steadily since she opened the doors in the summer of 2017. Now she's got a strong customer base, and a waiting list for new shops.
Hot job opportunities driving people to Blue Water region
Finding a hot new job in the Port Huron region is just a click or two away with the featured opportunities on the Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County's website.
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.
Innovative entrepreneur launching new ideas to push Algonac forward
Bartolomucci would like to launch a co-op training program for skilled trades students to learn CAD, CNC, and tool-die from leaders in those industries. "It could be huge, and right now, I could give 20 kids jobs if they just had the right training."
