Graffiti-covered tunnel at Port Huron’s Blue Water River Walk is getting a facelift
This Port Huron tunnel is getting a new lease on life. And city officials are hoping the rehab will make a local river walk more welcoming.
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With expanding trails and engaged riders, mountain biking flourishes in Southeast Michigan
Since mountain biking first caught on here about 30 years ago, infrastructure and a community of enthusiasts have sprung up to support the sport across Southeast Michigan.
Great Lakes Way project aims to unify greenways and water trails along Michigan’s southeast coast
The proposed project lays out two roughly parallel routes along Michigan's coast in St. Clair, Macomb, Wayne and Monroe counties.
Great Lakes Way project aims to unify greenways and water trails along Michigan’s southeast coast
A new effort is underway to establish a world-class land and water trail running along Michigan's lower eastern coast.
Meet the researchers and young explorers investigating Lake St. Clair’s sunken mysteries
Lake St. Clair hides many secrets, from shipwrecks to submerged settlements. But a several Michigan-based organizations are doing their best to bring them to light.
Macomb and St. Clair counties are teaming up to create a coastal birding trail
Macomb and St. Clair County have long been hotspots for migrating birds. Now officials in each county are working together to establish a route to help birdwatchers connect with their feathered friends.
Voices of Youth: Detroit’s Citywide Poets teens share feelings on poetry, BLM protests, and COVID-19
Teens involved with Detroit's Citywide Poets are deeply concerned about the state of the world during the COVID-19 crisis.
Voices of Youth: Here’s how Mount Clemens area youth feel about creativity during COVID-19
These Anton Arts Center and Jermaine Jackson Community Center Youth are forging their own paths to self-expression during the pandemic.
Voices of Youth: Detroit PAL teens share surprising thoughts on life during COVID-19, BLM protests
Three Detroit PAL teens tell us how they feel about social distancing, preparing for college during a pandemic, and George Floyd's tragic death.
How these Port Huron Parks & Rec youth are staying fit and active during COVID-19
May is typically the time of year when third grader Noah Brooks begins to eagerly look forward to the fun and excitement of going to camp. Much to Noah’s dismay, though, camp has been canceled this summer due to the coronavirus outbreak. Find out how area youth are coping with the coronavirus-related shutdowns.
