“Ultimately my goal is to do my part and spread love and positivity to as many people as possible,” says Dwayne Kidd, personal trainer and owner of Godlike Fitness. “To get them to love themselves inside and out.”
Victory Day provides the opportunity for the community to come together every year to promote inclusivity and support while spreading awareness about special needs.
Port Huron resident Theo Ellis is using his extensive knowledge of the radio and music industries through his business, ProSound Media, to support artists and help them find success.
This fall, Huron City Radio will premiere the pilot episode of "Gravid," a supernatural mystery created entirely by locals and filmed in the Blue Water Area.
The Blue Water Traditional Pow-Wow, organized by the local indigenous community and several partners, will take place next month in Port Huron.
A new partnership between East Shore Leadership Academy and The Athletic Factory will provide ESLA students with after-school programming opportunities starting this next school year.
“At nine years old I knew I wanted to own my own hair salon one day,” says Anita Thomas, stylist and owner of Mohair which recently opened in Port Huron.
"I've been into amateur radio for well over 50 years now, I've traveled to many places and have contacted people all over the world through my passion, it is truly a wonderful feeling being able to reach out and broadcast all over the world as well as teaching others how to do so," says veteran operator, Stan Arnett.
At the Blue Water River Walk in Port Huron, a new garden filled with native plants benefits the local ecosystem and honors the area’s indigenous culture.
Local organizations across Port Huron joined forces to hold a celebratory event honoring and spreading awareness about Juneteenth.
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