High school students pique community interest with innovative business plans
Ready to be leaders in the community, several high school students pitched new business ideas to a panel of investors.
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Historical restoration breathes new life into D.B. Harrington locomotive
Community leaders are deciding exactly where to place the D.B. Harrington, an 1800's steam engine that once traveled through the city. It is currently tucked away on the grounds of St. Clair County Community College.
Dedication, pursuit of excellence help Marysville student earn admission to West Point Academy
It's an honor given to only 1,200 students each year, and this year Marysville's R.J. Russel is among them. Russel is headed to West Point Academy this summer, to continue his education.
Port Huron man’s bicycle trek will champion organ donation awareness
After receiving new life from organ donation, Port Huron resident Kyle Bailey is ready to roll to spread awareness across the United States.
Demand for housing continues to climb across coveted Port Huron region
People looking to buy a home in the Port Huron area may be struggling right now, because of low inventory, but new homes are on the way.
Baking hobby blooms into sweet opportunity for former teacher
Former teacher Betsy Selepack never imagined her baking hobby would one day become a labor of love.
Innovative fertility test a game changer for family planning
Maybe Baby fertility tests offer women a new perspective on family planning.
Couple has big dreams for Port Huron coffee house
Dreams of owning a coffee shop in their hometown came true sooner than expected for Maggie and Nathaniel Bottenfield when the chance to buy Exquisite Corpse Coffee House in Port Huron fell into their laps.
Robotics teams gearing up for a new season of competition
Robotics competitions have inspired students to challenge themselves and solve problems, all while growing an interest in science.
The Roost offers new space for creativity, innovation and ideas
The need for co-working space is growing in Port Huron and Matt Brooks and his team are ready to open a second site, The Roost, later this month.
